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[2016 Livin'Lite Camplite 11FK Hybrid]

Looking for a well-cared-for, all aluminum, ultra-light camper? This 2016 Livin'Lite Camplite 11FK Hybrid is built to last and packed with upgrades. Perfect for weekend getaways, road trips, or off-grid adventures.

Key Features
Hybrid Model - Rear bunk folds out for extra sleeping space.
Lightweight and easy to tow -
GVWR: 2,910 lbs
Unloaded weight: 2,000-2200 lbs (approximate)
Tongue weight: 225-300 lbs (approximate)
Easily towed by most SUVs and small trucks.

New Upgrades (Spring 2024):
New tires.
New heavy duty Tough Top awning fabric.

Comfort & Convenience
Wet bath
Dometic Penguin roof air conditioner.
Propane gas furnace.
Propane hot water heater
Large (6 cubic feet) Dometic double-door fridge (propane/electric).
Variable speed roof vent fan with two MaxxAir vent covers
Smart TV upgrade.
Solar panel for off-grid camping.

Astronomy/Astrophotography-Ready
Dimmable red LED lighting for preserving night vision.

Well-Maintained
No pets, no smoking.
Clean inside and out-no mold, no fungus, no stink.

A rare find in excellent condition. Includes everything needed to go camping tonight including sewer hose, fresh water hose, 30 amp electric cord, leveling ramp and more.

$13,850. Located in Butler PA, 30 miles north of Pittsburgh.

Text 724.991.1189 for more info and photos

Thank you David...I'll find your write up on the Aluminum forum
Dean

Got it...thank you.

'17 CL11FK, what does Zamp ready mean? Is it simply a wired connection from that exterior "plug in" directly to the house battery? Is there a Zamp solar charge converter installed somewhere in my trailer?
Dean

Thanks Gibby. I emailed the factory and (within 12 hours) got the same suggestion. They indicated that the lenses are almost impossible to remove without breaking. Bummer. An inside red filter would be much cleaner.
Dean

Same thing here on a 2017 CL11FK. Different place though, on the left corner of the fridge. The trim strip is azdel, not wood. Not a moisture issue. Azdel must expand/contract at a higher rate due to temperature changes. My trim strip was bulging from day one. My snooping revealed that the trim strip was installed flush with the ceiling and floor with no room to grow (expand) with fluctuating temperatures. I removed about 1/8" from each end with a sharp blade and reinstalled. Bingo!
Dean

Hi all,
Picked up the '17 CL11FK in early August. Enjoying it, about 17 nights so far. Toured the U.P. of Michigan in early September, 1600+ round trip from our western Pa home. Towing with a '14 Jeep Grand Cherokee V6. Looking forward to learning from your experiences.
Dean

A challenge. I like to play with night sky astrophotography. The challenge is, when we are camping on an astronomy viewing field you are not permitted to display any white light. Red only. I want to remove the lens on the porch light and install some red "tail light" repair tape to cover the white LED. Can't figure out how to remove the lens. Same with the interior ceiling lights. Any suggestions?
Dean

 Just took the Bungalette (11FK) to an old limestone mine here in Western Pa. Quite a few of those around. About 3/4 mile in, constant 52 degrees (no winterizing), constant 60% humidity (I added a desiccant tub from Home Depot) and DARK. $190 total for storage from 1 October thru 30 April. I have access if needed.
Dean