I try to keep real excitement rare. It means more that way. But lately it keeps happening, and it keeps being the same people. The 2027 Kropf Eldorado 9115 is the loft version of the 9110 I called my RV of the year — same front patio, same Eldorado construction, but with a loft, a powered sofa, automatic blinds throughout, and an outdoor kitchen built into the porch.
That outdoor kitchen isn’t a prop. It’s fixed into the unit — grill, undermount sink and refrigerator under a metal counter. I checked. Here’s the walkthrough.
2027 Kropf Eldorado 9115 Specs
| Dimensions | Not yet published — confirm with dealer |
| Series | Eldorado — Kropf’s top tier |
| Layout | Front patio with outdoor kitchen, living room, kitchen, loft, rear bath and bedroom |
| Outdoor Kitchen | Built-in grill, undermount sink, refrigerator, metal countertop |
| Patio | Covered with ceiling fan, room for seating and dining |
| Sidewalls | 2×4 construction |
| Floor Joists | 2×6 construction |
| Underbelly | Metal wrapped |
| Roof | Standing seam metal (shingles available) |
| Siding | Custom color Diamond Kote with Cham Clad accent |
| Axles | Four |
| Appliances | GE Café — six-burner range with oven, refrigerator, microwave with air fryer, convection and steam clean |
| Countertops | Solid surface |
| Backsplash | Brick tile (as toured) |
| Sink | Dual undermount split bowl with high-rise faucet |
| Cabinetry | Real hardwood, dovetail drawers, soft-close, adjustable shelving, accent lighting |
| Blinds | Powered throughout |
| Living Room | 48″ fireplace, 65″ TV, stone accent lighting, brick backdrop, powered leather sofa, ceiling fan |
| Dinette | Bar seating for two, room for four |
| Loft | Wide-plank wood stairs, full head clearance, dedicated A/C, TV spot, storage, emergency exit |
| Shower | Walk-in with fixed head and removable handheld |
| Bathroom | Large window, backlit mirror, solid surface, stainless undermount sink, porcelain toilet, shut-off valves |
| Bedroom | Large window feature with power blinds, six drawers, mirrored closets both sides, overhead storage, TV space |
| Laundry | Washer/dryer combo (optional) |
| Transport | Wide load — professional haul and setup required |
Kropf builds to order. Colors, finishes and options on the unit toured are customer selections. Confirm your exact build with your dealer.
What I Liked
The outdoor kitchen is part of the unit. Grill, undermount sink and refrigerator under a metal counter, built into the front patio with a covered overhang and a ceiling fan. I have plain concrete in my backyard. This is the setup I’d trade it for — grilling, chilling, watching the game with room for chairs and a table.
Automatic blinds on every window. I wouldn’t have known if I hadn’t spotted the charging cables. A couple of button presses and the whole unit goes dark, including the big window wall in the bedroom. It’s the kind of feature that sounds like a gimmick until you’ve lived with it for a week.
The loft stairs are built for big people. Extra-wide wood plank treads, and I walked up without ducking anywhere. If you’ve got to chase kids up there, you can do it without turning sideways. The loft itself has a TV spot, storage, an A/C powerful enough that I had to turn it off during a previous tour, and an emergency exit.
The shower broke my rating scale. I don’t give over a 2.0 on the roundy rating. This one’s a 2.6 — two and a half of me could shower in there. Somewhere around six on the flat scale. A removable handheld for the hard-to-reach spots. And a big window for natural light.
The bedroom window wall. I wasn’t expecting it. A large window feature that floods the room with light, with power blinds to drop it to black when you want. Six drawers, mirrored closets on both sides, overhead storage, cubbies and stone accent lights.
The kitchen is compact but not tight. That’s a distinction that matters. At 6’1″ and 320 I walked shoulder-to-shoulder without bumping anything. Café appliances throughout — a six-burner range with a turkey-sized oven, and a microwave with air fry, convection and steam clean. Real hardwood, soft-close, adjustable shelving, accent lighting and a brick tile backsplash.
The entry wall got upgraded. What’s normally a blank wall has shelving with brass fixtures, hooks for hoodies and keys, and a window. Small thing, but it’s a wall doing work instead of a wall doing nothing.
The sofa is powered. Leather, button-tufted, and the footrest kicks out. You wouldn’t know from looking at it. Directly across from a 65″ TV, a 48″ fireplace and stone accent lighting.
2×4 sidewalls, 2×6 floor joists, metal-wrapped underbelly. Same Eldorado construction as every unit in the line. Real windows because the walls can hold them, and a floor that doesn’t flex.
What To Know Before You Buy
Dimensions aren’t posted yet. Kropf lists the 9110 at 12′ × 45.5′, and the 9115 is the loft variant, but the spec sheet isn’t on their site as of this writing. Get the numbers from your dealer before you plan a lot around it.
Custom orders take time. These are built to spec, and the lead time reflects that. If you want it on your lot by a certain season, start the conversation early.
It’s a couples unit with a loft. The loft handles grandkids or guests comfortably, and there’s a corner near the bathroom for a dog or a spare bed. But there’s one bedroom. A full family needs a different floorplan.
Who This RV Is For
Couples who host on the patio. The outdoor kitchen, the covered overhang and the fan turn the front of the unit into the room you’ll use most.
Grandparents. The loft is a real second sleeping space with its own A/C and a TV spot, and the stairs are safe for kids and comfortable for adults.
Buyers who want top-tier finishes standard. Eldorado is Kropf’s best — Café appliances, solid surface, full tile, leather, a metal roof and powered blinds are all part of the build, not add-ons.
Anyone who values a big bathroom. That shower is genuinely the largest I’ve measured in a park model.
Who Should Skip It
- Anyone wanting to travel — park models get sited, not toured.
- Families needing separate bedrooms — one bedroom plus a loft. Look at the Island 6481.
- Buyers without a lot lined up — the site work comes first.
- Anyone shopping on price — this is the top of the line. Lakeside and Island get you the same construction for less.
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the difference between the Eldorado 9110 and 9115?
The 9115 adds a loft above the rear of the unit, reached by wide wood plank stairs. Both share the front patio, the Eldorado construction and the top-tier finish package.
Is the outdoor kitchen included?
On the unit toured, yes — it’s fixed into the front patio with a grill, undermount sink and refrigerator. Confirm with your dealer whether it’s standard on your build or an option.
How many people does it sleep?
King bed in the rear bedroom plus the loft. Comfortable for a couple with grandkids or guests visiting.
Can I move a park model myself?
No. This unit rides on four axles and is a wide load requiring a professional hauler. Your dealer handles transport and setup, and once it’s placed, it stays.
What comes standard on the Eldorado series?
Solid surface countertops, a 60″ walk-in tile shower, premium siding, a standing seam metal roof, a residential front door, soft-close cabinetry, full-height stone or tile backsplash, a 48″ fireplace, an apron sink, a 22 cu ft refrigerator, leather upholstery, undermount sinks, wood blinds, shiplap feature walls, a 65″ TV with surround sound, a king bed and a smart thermostat.
How long does a custom order take?
Longer than a lot unit. These are built to spec, so plan your timeline with your dealer up front.