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Let me start we bought the coach right off the showroom floor and first trip out pitiful. We didn’t look over as we should. We noticed that the wood under the fridge is rotten and split all the way up the side. The vents in the ceiling were broken or falling out. The dash was so loose I looked in the floor and there were screw’s everywhere. The auto level still to this day acts up, won’t level and driving down the road the warning lights and alarm come on. The shocks on the doors are falling off. The floor is separating in the bedroom. The steps want to collapse sometimes when walking in. They didn’t paint the corners of the steps inside the coach. Completely rusty when waking in. The bedroom slide leaks every time it rains. The kitchen window leaks every time it rains. Lost all 12v so we were stuck not being able to pull slides in or have any lights or ac. The list goes on and on . Worst part about our whole experience is the dealerships and the factory saying some items are not covered under warranty (are you kidding me it has 400 miles on it ). My suggestion is do not buy this. Save your money and buy a used diesel. You will be totally disappointed on how it drives and how much power it does not have, The factory is a joke and will not talk to the consumer at all. I'm to the point of hiring a lawyer to make them buy it back. Show less

Love the front living- floor plan- the bathroom is HUGE- a huge shower with double vanity- tons of storage- residential refrigerator - tows great- love the interior decor- heated double recliners- glass panel on the front of the rv- on demand tankless water heater Show less

The 2022 Grand Design Solitude 390RK is a standout in the luxury fifth-wheel market, offering a unique rear kitchen floorplan that truly feels like home. The separation between the kitchen, living, and master bedroom creates a residential-style layout that’s perfect for long-term stays or full-time RV living. The rear kitchen is a chef’s dream—loaded with counter space, residential appliances, and tons of storage. The living area feels like a cozy living room, with opposing slide-outs, theater seating, and a large entertainment center. The master suite is spacious, with a king-size bed and a luxurious bathroom that rivals many high-end homes. Towing the 390RK is smooth and stable when paired with a heavy-duty truck, and the Arctic Insulation Package keeps the coach comfortable in both hot and cold climates Show less

trying to handle warranty issue with no help from dealer or manufacture so I guess I will have to try to fix myself an order to enjoy total use of unit customer service at all time low have had unit about 6 months and been in shop trying to resolve issues for at least a month to no remedy of the issues Show less

Very nice well built unit have had it approx 6 months on first trip waterlines to outside kitchen rubbed against tire which made a hole in line so had to patch best i could being in camp ground and leaking water on 2nd trip rubbed in other line dealer was notified on first and second trip they took pictures to send to Venture and to this date claim has been declined so I have yet to even use outside kitchen cant get venture to answer phone or return my calls terrible customer service once you buy you are on your own dealer Optimum RV is just as bad I should of never left Camping World dealerships to try something new Show less

The Excella Airstream pulls like a champ. You barely know its there. We took ours out for three months and it was very livable. The wide body gives you more space for moving around one another. Easy set up and we felt very secure in it. We used our trailer in winter and summer and we were comfortable in either temp with the heating and cooling. Show less

I loved this trailer! Although I'm a vintage guy and love things with style and character. But this is even better, style and vintage character, but its new! a Reissue, not a copy. Made by Shasta, based on the original plans. The propane oven is now a microwave, and the propane lamp over the dining table is now a bulb and the other lights are LED, but not too many other changes. An old couple walked by and looked, and said they used to won one and the only way they could tell it was not an original was the rooftop air vent was plastic instead of aluminum! I have memories of being a kid and this is just what I was looking for. When I go out all the other RV's all look the same, in fact near my site there were 2 that actually were the same as each other and every other RV had the same graphics. So boring! I was told, (and its true) "prepare to make friends as a lot of people will stop by your site and want to say hello and ask about your Shasta!" Shasta only made 1941 of these and there will be no more. So while the price will dip for a few years, these will always be in demand as opposed to the standard indistinguishable RV's that all look the same and once they get old nobody will ever want to keep them. Show less

We're a family of 4 with two small dogs and have been living in this model for 18 months. Overall, it's had great space, the layout is super conducive to full-time living, and we feel like we have more than enough space with two kids and two dogs. Like with all RVs, there are some quirks (cabinets could have been deeper, deadspace utilized better in storage & layout, higher quality fittings and materials- but they're not meant to be homes) Show less