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We have been a diesel pusher family for years but moved to this travel trailer. At first it suffered from a few issues that should not have come from the factory, but they were small issues. It tows very nice for a large travel trailer, even going over 13000 feet in Aspen. It towed well in the snow, rain, and winds going from Commiefornia across the central plains. It is very comfortable, but the furnace will burn a can of gas in two days. Without the furnace, a can will last a month or more. I have several thousand miles on it, and nearly 200 days and nights in it. It is a little short on storage, but a rear bumper carrier easily fixed that.

This travel trailer was perfect for when my daughter and her 3 kids were staying with us. The residential refrigerator held all the food and drinks they needed with room to spare. The pantry held so much more than we thought it would. This unit has tons of storage which was a big selling point for us. There is storage under both dinettes as well as great closet and drawer storage in both bedrooms. The floor plan works great for a small family.

I ordered this Jayco model 27RL from the factory in 2020. We loved the floor plan, the exterior design and the interior design. When we took deliver, we completed a thorough walk through and all seemed fine. We decided to do a short local shake down trip and this is where the disasters began. The wall paneling between the bedroom and the bathroom was not fastened properly and had a huge bulge. The gas appliances failed, an exterior speaker was not working, the slide would not close properly and had a cut in the fabric on the top and the trim in the living room came loose. I made an appointment took the rig to Richardson's RV in Riverside Ca. I dropped off my trailer I was told that it would be at least six weeks before I could pick it back up. I told them I have a cross country trip planned. I was able to pick up my trailer a week before I started my trip. All of the items were addressed. As for the gas appliances I was told they found a pinched line the first day of the trip my gas appliance's failed again. Since I was a full day away for my service center I contacted Jayco service center in Indiana and explained my situation. I was told to take it to an authorized Jacyco service center. All of the service centers were booked 2 weeks out. I contacted Jayco again and asked if there was anything they could since I was on a trip the reply was, take it to a service center an get a motel room. That would have been a $2500.00 extra expenditure and loss of my future deposits. We ended up purchasing Ice chests and cooking on a colman stove for the next six weeks. When we returned I dropped of the trailer for the repeat repairs. This time they changed all the regulators which solved the problem( I thought). We are on another cross country trip and the gas for the refrigerator has failed again and the black water handle broke in the closed position now we have to use truck stop facilities. we are going to sell this LEMON. When we reach our destination in NC we are going to sell this headache even if it a loss and return home without it. We have had 3 travel trailers in the past and have NEVER had the issues we have with this Jayco.

This 20' camper is great for a couple or small family. Easy to tow. Queen bed has spaces on each side to keep items next to you and also enough floor space to easily get in and out of bed; no climbing over each other. Kitchen well equipped with all you need; sink, stove top, microwave and under counter refrigerator, which can run on electric, gas or battery. Bathroom is large for this size camper, rear bath allows plenty of space around the toilet and shower is large enough for most. Storage cabinets in bathroom, above bed and in kitchen will fit most of your necessities. Bed lifts up for more storage, which is also accessible from outside panel. We installed a Maxx Air Fan which greatly enhances air circulation throughout the camper. Ceiling air conditioner cools camper quickly. We swapped out the dinette for recliners, but the dinette is included so you can easily re-install if you want. Laminate floors are easy to keep clean. Windows have blinds.

So this is a follow up to my previous review. I ended up replacing the Nevercold Refrigerator with a new cooling unit failed after 2 year.... Another thing I've had to replace the wiring that feeds the awning lights....repaired the waterproof outlet 120v boxes... water got into them shorting out the circuit that feeds the 2 vibrating recliners...news to me was the fact that if you remove the batteries for winter storage and connect the trailer to shore power.. the slide motor will not work without the batteries installed?...I fix all the minor stuff and you better be handy or your trailer will be in the shop all of the time and you won't be camping oh i tried to get a wiring diagram..ha ha the parts guy at the dealership in Kalispell MT said none of these are wired the same or even use the same electrical components...they use whatever is on the shelf...no BS...stay tuned

Do not buy an Airstream Atlas. Ours has consistently broken down. Airstream blames Mercedes, Mercedes Blames Airstream. We are caught in the middle. Our dealership, North Trail RV in Fort Myers, has been no help. I do not recommend any Airstream coaches.