Which small Coleman fits your family?
Five quick questions to sort out the Coleman 13B, 13R, 17B, and 17R. We own a 2025 17B, so this is built from living with one, plus Keystone's published specs for the other three.
Why it fits
Quick specs
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Get the free guideHonest note: we own a 17B and have not camped in a 13B, 13R, or 17R. Specs are Keystone's and vary by model year, so confirm on the exact unit. Always check your tow vehicle's tow rating and payload against the camper's GVWR, not just its dry weight. Our towing calculator does that math for you.
Coleman 13B vs 13R vs 17B vs 17R at a glance
| 13B | 13R | 17B | 17R | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Length | 15'11" | 15'11" | 20'2" | 20'5" |
| Dry weight | 2,506 lbs | 2,483 lbs | 3,071 lbs | 3,061 lbs |
| GVWR | 3,500 lbs | ~3,500 lbs* | 4,300 lbs | 4,300 lbs |
| Sleeps | 4 | 2 | 5 | 3 |
| Bunks | Yes | No | Yes | No (wardrobe) |
| Dinette | No | Not listed | Yes | Yes |
| Propane | No (all-electric) | No (all-electric) | Yes | Yes |
*Keystone's 13R page lists 2,483 lbs shipping weight and 1,017 lbs carrying capacity but no GVWR, so about 3,500 lbs is those two added together.
Want the long version? Read Coleman 13B vs 17B, Coleman 17R vs 17B, and Lantern LT 17B vs Keystone Coleman 17B if you are shopping used.