Jayco Jay Sport
Jayco (Mixed tier): Jayco's pop-up line — DuraTek canvas ends on a powder-coated steel frame with a one-piece wood floor deck and extruded-aluminum bed platforms; budget construction, but a 2-year limited warranty and a huge dealer network. Jayco left the segment after 2019.
What one actually costs today: $6,300–$18,900 across the line, new sticker or used estimate per model.
Assembled from eight-plus model years of brochures, floorplan by floorplan. This is the part a spec sheet can't tell you: which years changed, and which year is the buy.
- 2015Offered as 8SD in the Jay Series Sport line; 10 gal fresh, GVWR 1,995 lb
- 2015Offered as 10SD in the Jay Series Sport line; 10 gal fresh, GVWR 2,250 lb
- 2015Offered as 12UD in the Jay Series Sport line; 10 gal fresh, GVWR 2,350 lb
- 2016GVWR 1,800 lb, UVW 1,265 lb
- 2016Current generation
- 2016GVWR 2,000 lb, UVW 1,455 lb
- 2017Line renamed Jay Sport; 28.2 gal fresh tank, GVWR 2,000 lb
- 2017Renamed Jay Sport; 28.2 gal fresh, GVWR 2,250 lb
- 2017Introduced in the renamed Jay Sport line at 18'6" with a front storage cabinet; GVWR 3,250 lb. (A smaller 12SC existed in the 2013-14 Jay Series Sport on a 15'6" frame.)
- 2017Renamed Jay Sport; 28.2 gal fresh, GVWR 2,600 lb
- 2018GVWR raised to 2,250 lb, UVW 1,570 lb
- 2018GVWR 2,400 lb, UVW 1,720 lb
- 2018Length 18'7", GVWR 3,375 lb, UVW 2,385 lb
- 2018GVWR 2,750 lb, UVW 1,875 lb
- 2019Final model year — Jayco exits camping trailers
- 2019Final model year
- 2019Final model year; optional bath/shower with folding hard walls and a 5 gal black tank
A line this size hides real differences behind similar names. Set what you care about (weight, bunks, build, budget) as sliders, and watch every floorplan here get ranked against the whole market, not just against each other.
Rank the whole line →