New Lightweight RV | 2024 Geo Pro 15RD by Rockwood

Rear Bunk, Dinette Converts to Bed, Outside Kitchen, 3000 lbs.
Total Length: 16' 2"
Dry Weight: 2999 lbs.
GVWR: 4325 lbs.
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Rousseau's RV Center
Lakeville, MA 02347
508-947-7700
Dave can be reached at [e-mail]

[@robertdragoff6909]

I’m shocked and pleasantly surprised that someone made a teardrop trailer with both an outside and inside kitchen and a wet bath.
Interesting rig…..

[@raymondshrader3555]

My favorite was the 15tb but now it comes in 2nd... Love this one...😊

[@AlignmentCoaching]

Is it possible to add more fresh water storage? Or I guess bring an extra tank that sits in the unit when traveling...

[@junibenbongabong4730]

NO exhaust fan for burner cook top?

[@nwjeepgirl]

Do you know the weight capacity of the bunk?

[@RousseausRVWalkthroughs]

The way it’s constructed it must be at least 250 lbs. It seems well supported above the outside kitchen. I don’t have an official weight capacity from Rockwood on this one.

[@ToddFriedel]

I have this model. I weigh 215 and have a 60 lb dog with me and we have no issues.

[@AlignmentCoaching]

Also, what is the weather rating for this? How cold...given the tanks under aren't covered..

[@RousseausRVWalkthroughs]

Our advice with the Geo Pros is that it can be used up until we get into sustained freezing or near freezing temps. With the tank heat pads, you can tolerate a night dipping near or slightly below freezing, and then temps higher during the day. But the sustained cold of late November through early March, at least in New England where we are, is not recommended for an underbelly system that is not covered and climate controlled.