Eight questions buyers ask about the Forest River Grand Surveyor 268FKBS, answered from the RVs listed on US RV Connection right now.
How much does a used Forest River Grand Surveyor 268FKBS cost?
Right now US RV Connection shows 3 approved, priced 268FKBS listings, all asking between $46,977 and $47,999, with a median asking price of $47,999. Those are asking prices, not what anyone actually paid. All three are 2027 model year units, so there are no older, higher-mileage-equivalent examples on the site at the moment to compare against. All three listings include photos.
What years of the Grand Surveyor 268FKBS are for sale?
Every 268FKBS currently listed on US RV Connection is a 2027 model, three of them in total. There are no 2025 or 2026 examples showing at the moment, so if you are hoping to save money by stepping back a year or two, that option is not on the site today. All three are travel trailers, and all three have photos with the listing.
What layouts or floorplans of the Grand Surveyor 268FKBS are listed?
The 268FKBS is one floorplan, and all three listings follow it: a front kitchen with ample counter space, a counter with two bar stools, a central living area, and a master bedroom with a custom king bed and a bedroom fireplace. One description calls it a 31-foot, double-slide trailer with a private rear master suite, sleeping 4; another lists 32 feet, sleeps 2, two slides.
What should I check before buying a used Grand Surveyor 268FKBS?
These are 2027 units, so they should be close to new, but still check the basics. Run both slides fully out and in and look at the seals. Test the outside kitchen plumbing, the dual bath sinks, the central vacuum and the bedroom fireplace, since the descriptions name all of those. Check the roof and all sealant seams, the solid entry steps, tires and dates, and that the brakes and lights work with your tow vehicle.
What features come on the Grand Surveyor 268FKBS?
From the listings: a front kitchen with lots of counter space, a counter with two bar stools, a master bedroom theater seat, a custom king bed with a bedroom fireplace across from it, dual bath sinks, an outside kitchen, a central vacuum, and solid entry steps. Two slides open up the kitchen and the bedroom. One description notes an aluminum-framed superstructure with Azdel composite paneling.
Is the Grand Surveyor 268FKBS a good trailer for couples?
That is how the dealers describe it. One listing calls it a couple's trailer and lists sleeps 2; another says sleeps 4 across its 31-foot, two-slide layout. The front kitchen, the two bar stools, the theater seat in the master, the king bed and the dual bath sinks all point at two people with room to spread out rather than a bunk-heavy family plan. Towing figures are not given in these listings.
Where can I find a Grand Surveyor 268FKBS for sale near me?
The three 268FKBS listings on US RV Connection sit in two places: two in West Point, Virginia, and one in Haltom City, Texas. All are 2027 travel trailers with photos, asking $46,977 to $47,999. If neither area is close to you, there is nothing else showing for this floorplan at the moment, so the selection is genuinely limited to those two markets today.
How does the 268FKBS compare to the Grey Wolf 26SS or the Puma Vista 403LFT?
On price, the 268FKBS sits in the middle. The three listed ask $46,977 to $47,999, median $47,999. The seven Cherokee Grey Wolf 26SS listings run $21,985 to $31,777, median $28,911, in 2025 to 2027 years. The nine Puma Vista 403LFT listings run $57,988 to $64,995, median $64,985, in 2026 to 2027. The site does not carry spec comparisons between these models, only each one's own listing details.
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.