Bobby and Morgan Holder recently reached out to us at Do It Yourself RV to share their 2006 Keystone Springdale camper that has been newly remodeled and posted for sale on Craigslist.
From the outside, it looks like your average manufactured travel trailer, but the inside is newly rebuilt like a cozy small cabin.
The remodeled Keystone Springdale. All photos courtesy of Morgan via Craigslist
Everything in the trailer was ripped out and replaced. “We put a whole new floor down, fixed a soft spot on the back, replaced all the damaged back end spots, paneled the walls and ceiling.” Morgan shares.
Out with the old, in with the new
The kitchen was grouted and redesigned with a stone wall. They applied a new rubber coating on the roof and stained wood trim throughout the camper.
The kitchen in progress
They installed new lights and light switches and put up new outdoorsy window valances. The kitchen cabinets were also redone and painted black.
The new kitchen and living room area
The couch cushions and dinette were replaced with dark leather seats. For entertainment, they added in new TVs with sound bars and surround sound.
New dinette
The kitchen was upgraded with a new fridge and comes fully stocked with everything you need for camping. The newly rebuilt bathroom is just down the hall only a few steps from the bedroom.
Looking down towards the bathroom
In the bathroom, the portable toilet is now adorned with a Happy Camper cover and floor mat. It sits just across from the new sink and beside the new shower and tub.
On the left: New sink and mirror. On the right: New toilet and shower/tub.
The bunk beds and queen bed were replaced with all new mattresses. A couple of log-shaped pillows and new outdoor bedding accentuate the homey camping theme.
New bedroom
Near the entryway in the living area is the main couch. This was also ripped out, rebuilt, and topped with more Happy Camper and log pillows for good measure.
The new couch, near the entryway
The camper is currently posted on Craigslist in the Cincinnati area for $13,500. See the listing here.
A special thanks to Morgan for sharing their camper with us! If you have rebuilt a camper, we would love to see it—please review our submissions page here.
