Buyer questions
Eight questions buyers ask about the Elevation Elevation 5-109, answered from the RVs listed on US RV Connection right now.
Right now US RV Connection has three approved, priced Elevation 5-109 listings, asking between $114,980 and $119,990 with a median asking price of $119,900. Those are asking prices, not what anyone actually paid. All three are 2026 units, so there is no older, higher-mileage-style pricing in the mix to compare against. Every one of the three listings includes photos, so you can see the actual unit before reaching out.
All three Elevation 5-109 units listed on US RV Connection right now are 2026 models. There are no earlier years currently listed, so if you are hoping to save money by going back a few model years, that option is not on the board at the moment. The asking prices on those 2026 units run from $114,980 to $119,990, with a median of $119,900.
The 5-109 is a single park model floorplan, and the listings describe it consistently: a private rear bedroom with a 76-by-80 king bed, dual tall wardrobes and a three-drawer base unit, a galley kitchen running along one wall, and a wide open front living and dining area with a table and chairs. The descriptions also note a loft, a pantry and a 54-inch shower. All three listings are categorized as Other.
Even on 2026 units, look at how the park model was sited and hooked up: level setup, skirting, and the condition of water, sewer and electrical connections. Check the roof and all seams, and look for any water staining around windows. Inside, test what the descriptions advertise, including the 54-inch shower, the galley kitchen, the pantry and the loft access. Confirm the king bed measures the listed 76 by 80. Ask for full documentation and a walkthrough.
Going strictly by the dealer descriptions on US RV Connection, the 5-109 highlights are a loft, a king bed measuring 76 by 80 inches, a kitchen table with chairs, a pantry and a 54-inch shower. Storage includes dual tall wardrobes and a three-drawer base unit in the rear bedroom. The kitchen is a galley design along one wall, leaving a wide open front living and dining area. Anything beyond that is not stated in the listings.
The listings describe it as a park model, which is built to sit on a site rather than travel, so it suits full-time or seasonal stays rather than towing trips. The layout supports that: a private rear bedroom with a king bed, dual tall wardrobes and a three-drawer base unit for storage, a pantry, a 54-inch shower, a loft, and an open front living and dining area with a table and chairs.
All three currently listed Elevation 5-109 units are in Minnesota: two in Minneapolis and one in Rogers. There are no listings in other states at the moment, so buyers elsewhere would be looking at a trip or arranging their own delivery. Each of the three listings has photos, which helps if you are shopping from a distance and want a look before you make the drive.
Both are 2026 Elevation park models on US RV Connection, with three listings each. The 5-103 asks $102,998 to $103,900 with a median of $102,998, so it sits roughly $16,000 below the 5-109's $114,980 to $119,990 range and $119,900 median. The site does not carry a feature-by-feature description of the 5-103 in these listings, so the price and year are the only solid comparison points right now.
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.
Elevation Elevation 5-109 listed now
DealerMinneapolis, MN
Other · Excellent condition
Minneapolis Trailer
Nationwide Delivery Available
$119,990
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DealerFair DealMinneapolis, MN
Other · Excellent condition
Minneapolis Trailer
Nationwide Delivery Available
$119,900
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DealerFair DealRogers, MN
Other · Excellent condition
Minneapolis Trailer
Nationwide Delivery Available
$114,980
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