Winnebago Access 25RK

Entry-price Winnebago travel trailer, around $39,000 with sleeping for five. An enclosed underbelly with heated pass-through storage, ducted A/C and a tankless water heater are standard, but solar is optional. Winnebago is adding shorter Access models.

Approx. price: ~$39,130; maker starting price
Length: 29.3 ft
Sleeps: 5

Specifications

Size

Exterior length: 29.3 ft
Exterior height: 11.2 ft
Sleeps: 5

Tanks and power

Fresh water: 60 gal
Gray water: 98 gal
Black water: 49 gal
Factory solar: None

Standard equipment named by the maker

Entry-price Winnebago travel trailer
Tankless water heater
Fully enclosed underbelly w/radiant foil; heated pass-through storage
13,500 BTU ducted A/C, 30,000 BTU furnace
10 cu ft 12V refrigerator
200 W solar optional (not standard)

What owners report

Drawn from 10 owners' accounts of the Winnebago Access, mostly 2024–2026 units. It covers the whole Winnebago Access line, not only this floorplan. Nobody here has camped in it; this is what people who bought one say.

Owners of the travel trailer keep coming back to price. A family of four paid about $15,000 new for a 15BH and calls it hard to beat at that price, an 18RK owner says it has been very good to them at around $20,000, and a 30-foot owner lists plenty of features for under $30,000. A 2024 owner on a second Florida winter reports zero issues.

The small models tow easily. A 15BH owner pulls about 4,300 lb with a 2.7-liter Sierra 1500 at around 12 mpg, and a 26RL owner measures 844 lb on the hitch with a second AC and dual batteries behind a 3.5 F-150. The longer ones are another matter: a 30-foot owner gets pushed around by wind even with an F-250 and weight distribution, and one couple full-timing in a 29-footer rolled it on a highway curve behind a max-tow F-150 after months without sway.

Small faults show up early: a black tank flush check valve on a new 15BH, persistent black tank odor in a new 28FK, and interior caulking wearing within five months of full-time use.

What owners like

+Owners see it as strong value, with new units bought for roughly $15,000 to $30,000 depending on size.
+Several owners of 2024–2026 units report few or no problems.
+The smaller models tow comfortably behind half-ton trucks, a 15BH behind a 2.7-liter Sierra 1500 and an 18DBH behind an F-150.

Common complaints

−The 29- and 30-foot models catch a lot of wind, and owners say they would not want them behind a half-ton.
−Black tank problems appear on new units, from a faulty flush check valve to recurring odor.
−Interior trim and caulking show wear or possible moisture within months on new units.

Weights

2026 maker figures

Dry weight (UVW): 6,520 lb
GVWR: 8,800 lb
Hitch weight, dry: 670 lb
Cargo capacity (CCC): not published

2,280 lb between brochure dry weight and GVWR. Water (8.3 lb a gallon), food, gear, propane and dealer-added options all come out of it.

What these weights mean →

Size, to scale

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Winnebago Access 25RK · 29.3 ft long · 11′2″ tall

Drawn to one scale from each camper's listed length and, where the maker publishes it, its exterior height. Outlines are typical for the camper type, not traced from this model. The figure is a 6 ft person. The dashed blue line is 25 ft, the length about 93% of national park campgrounds accept.