Eight questions buyers ask about the Coachmen Catalina 134RKX, answered from the RVs listed on US RV Connection right now.
How much does a used Coachmen Catalina 134RKX cost?
Right now US RV Connection shows four approved, priced Catalina 134RKX listings, and all four are asking $14,977, so the range and the median are the same number. That's an asking price, not a sold price, so what a unit actually changes hands for can differ. All four listings include photos, which helps you judge condition and interior finish before you make the drive.
What years of the Catalina 134RKX are for sale?
Every 134RKX currently listed on US RV Connection is a 2026 model. There are four of them, all priced at $14,977, and all four have photos. No older model years are showing at the moment, so if you're hoping to compare a 2026 against an earlier build, there's nothing on the site right now to compare it to.
What layouts or floorplans of the Catalina 134RKX are listed?
All four listings are the same single floorplan, a rear kitchen travel trailer. One description explains that RKX stands for rear kitchen, with the layout opening up the mid-ship living area and putting the heavy appliances over the axle. The front is a large convertible sofa and lounge area that becomes a bed at night. One listing describes it as a front queen bed with a rear corner kitchen.
What should I check before buying a used Catalina 134RKX?
These are all 2026 units, so you're mostly checking for lot rash and transit or storage damage rather than years of wear. Get on the roof and check seams and sealant, look at window and slide-free sidewall caulking, and open every cabinet for water stains. Since the descriptions highlight the rear kitchen and solar, test the cooktop, the 12-volt system and any solar wiring. Check tire date codes, bearings, brakes and the coupler, and confirm the convertible sofa bed mechanism works.
What features come on the Catalina 134RKX?
Going only by what the listings say: a rear kitchen layout with a two-burner cooktop, a convertible front sofa and lounge area that turns into a bed, ample storage, and for 2026 a refreshed modern interior with enhanced solar capabilities for camping off the grid. Descriptions vary on the bed, with one calling it a 60 by 80 residential queen and another about 54 by 74. Confirm details with the seller, since nothing else is specified.
Is the Catalina 134RKX a good travel trailer for couples?
That's how the listings pitch it. One description calls it a compact, ultra-lightweight trailer ideal for couples or small groups wanting simple, affordable camping, sleeping two to four but typically two comfortably. The rear kitchen frees up the mid-ship living space, and the front converts from lounge to bed. With one bed area and no stated second sleeping space beyond that convertible, it reads as a two-person weekender more than a family or full-time rig.
Where can I find a Catalina 134RKX for sale near me?
At the moment all four priced 134RKX listings on US RV Connection are in one place: Haltom City, Texas, just outside Fort Worth. No other cities or states are showing this floorplan right now. All four are 2026 travel trailers asking $14,977 with photos, so if you're outside north Texas you'd be looking at a trip or arranging your own transport.
How does the Catalina 134RKX compare to the Coachmen Mirada 35ES or Freelander 29KBF?
They're different animals. The 134RKX listings are 2026 travel trailers asking $14,977, while the Mirada 35ES shows seven 2025 units from $109,795 to $109,995, median $109,995, and the Freelander 29KBF shows five 2025 units from $84,795 to $84,995, median $84,995. There is also the Mirada 35ESF with three 2026 units, $128,550 to $128,750. Those are far larger, far pricier motorized coaches; the 134RKX is the compact towable option.
Answers are written from approved, priced listings on US RV Connection— asking prices, not sale prices — and from what the dealers' own descriptions say. Figures in the strip above are live; the answers refresh as inventory changes.