2004 Keystone, Montanapage=2page=2page=2 reviews

We have absolutely loved this RV! We have been on endless adventures with our 5 daughters with it. The open floor plan has made it possible to spend time together without being on top of each other and the 3 individual bunks have given everyone their space. There is plenty of well thought our storage and even a laundry chute! The vehicle is well maintained and looks far younger than its 18 years. Show less

Buying this little 5th wheel was the best thing we ever did. We've had so much fun with it. It is small enough to get it into small places, up mountains and even the side of your house...but big enough to give you plenty of space to pack your things, cook your meals and sleep in your own bed comfortably. The quality of materials is better than most new RV's but not so heavy that you need a real big truck to pull it. The floorplan is exactly the same as new models. We've kept it clean, no strange smells. The gray and black tanks are clean. It has two Fantastic Fans with auto closing when it rains. The air conditioner and furnace work perfectly as does the fridge and stove. Newer house battery and tires mean you can go camping right away. We Love this 5th wheel trailer...we just got old. Show less

Fantastic first experience with an RV, ours being a toy hauler. So many exciting spots for boondocking, and when in RV parks it's great to meet like minded people. A true community. This is the life!! Show less

Bought this RV three years ago at camper world. I did not use until this winter 2019.The floor in this camper is punky, and near entrance and bathroom is terrible!Replaced floor with 3/4"plywood and made aluminum floor joists same size as originals and bolted them in to reduce floor span by 1/2.Installed all new wiring harness, canopy, leds and slideout awning.Also up sized tires to ds, and recoated roof and recaulked all seams and joints.Put in a new rooftop fan and heating system.Had to put in a new converter,and pigtail. Show less

This is a 28ft springdale by keystone with ac, heat, stove, fridge and everything you will need. It has a new ridge core floor and a new 20 foot awning is very easy to pull and really fun to camp in and just spending time with the family. Show less

this R.V is a gorgeous rv ... it has the year round artic pkg so u could possibly live in this unit it tows great was on a permanent site ... it has day/night shades throughout, beautiful color scheme, garden tub upstairs livingroom with swivel rockers just don't know what else to say all i know is the next person that gets this unit will have to enjoy camping has everything in it . Show less

This travel trailer has been a wonderful unit to own. We have stayed in it for months at a time and used it for weekend trips and it's very comfortable. The floor plan is very handy and offers plenty of storage. We really have had a great experience with this camper. I would highly recommend a Montana Mountaineer to anyone over petty much any other brands as we have experienced several other campers over the years. Show less

Great toy when you just gotta getta way!! All the amenities of home, and you can basically put it anywhere there's a 110 power receptacle. Show less

Likes: 1) light weight, mid profile, pulls easy. 2) layout. Issues: 1) Holding tank capacities not as specified 3-25s rather than 3-30s. 2) Front grey tank leak due to battery ground cable fastened through tank. This issue was never repaired leak free under warranty, after three frustrating years I repaired myself. 2) Black tank drained slowly. This issue was never repaired under warranty, after three frustrating years I repaired myself by removing the 3" cutout from the tank. 3) Shower leak - repaired with silicone by dealer under warranty. 4) Entry door - replaced under warranty by dealer. 5) Furnace - vibrates significantly from new. Dealer states this is normal. 6) After returning from a trip in 2012 I noticed that the front fiberglass nose piece had a crack on the lower passenger side. Upon removal of the skin covering the bottom of the upper level of the fifth wheel overhang I found that a 3" wide plate welded to the trailer frame and screwed to the bottom of the trailer sidewall had broken at the welds. The fastening system was redesigned to induce less stress to the side wall fastening system and include a floating bottom to the front nose piece (originally attached to the frame) to eliminate the constant flexing of the fiberglass due to frame flex when towing. Show less