2010 Keystone Montana Mountaineer reviews

Above average upkeep. Hickory wood cabinets. Many added features among: New convection microwave oven, replaced water heater, refrigerator with external monitor 12-volt, new suspension Mor Ride, handcrafted jewelry cabinet, 2 stain glass kitchen cabinet doors. Always in warm climate in the winter. Tires are not new but very good shape. New TV low profile antenna. Show less

Has been a great camper, have a new 5th wheel on order going full time.montana is a great built 5th wheel. This 5th wheel is in great shape,. It is ready to hit the road and the camp ground. It has been taken care of, and all the maintenance has been done Show less

I just love everything about the MONTANA. I think it one of the best built 5th wheel campers on the road. Love the rear kitchen' its easy to pull with my Ford 350, Lots of storage space under the belly. Show less

Best camper we ever had. Fully equipped for all climate. Solid structure. Love the large slides and the room. No problems. Montana is by far one of the top models. Two AC units make it ALWAYS comfortable in hot climate. Show less

We purchased this rv and it moved to Bandera, Tx while we built our home. We lived in it about 6 months, thru summer and into the winter months. It was great, plenty of room in the living and kitchen area. Bed is super comfortable with a large closet and two dressers in the bedroom. All appliances were more than capable. No issues at all. A very good experience. Show less

This rv was nothing but a money pit. Cheaply built. Tanks went belly up twice...spent over 2 months out of my rv. All 3 would crack at the corners. Never pulled with anything in them. The propane tank regulator went out 8 times...axles were misaligned...had blow out after blow out. It was a nightmare rv. Customer service was apalling. Air conditioning was average at best. To many other stuff to mention...my undercarriage looked like the Frankenstein rv... I traded for a forest river thunder bolt. Quality to the max 4 years with no major issues at all. When traveling and I see a Montana...I feel sorry for the owner as they don't know what they are in for. Show less

our first RV...beautifully appointed (solid wood trim and cabinetry), incredibly spacious, amazing storage space. comfortable in weather extremes. lived in our rv for a year after being in a 2000 SF home and never felt crowded. extremely livable. (warranty/support....purchased used so no warranty in effect, but had to put something to exit the survey...figured with everything else it would probably be 5 stars too.) Show less

We have been camping and have owned RVs for 45 years, and this unit by far is the best I've owned and been in. Just about every aspect of this unit is perfect for us, and the only reason we won't be using it any longer, is that we recently purchased a lakeside home. Show less

This Mountaineer served my wife, daughter and I very well. Two slides in rear living area and opposite one another provides ample living space for us. Large window in the rear provides a nice view of surroundings and at night the shades provided us with privacy from neighboring campers. Lighting fixtures provide ample light at night. What was notable when we bought this 5th wheel are the overhead cabinets that run along the perimeter of our living area. Together with these and the huge basement, we never had a problem carrying all our camping equipment. Another feature worth noting is the counter space available to us in the kitchen area.....this is rarely scene in most campers of this size, and adds to it's level of comfort and livability! The bedroom area provides a queen bed with comfortable mattress and, again, extra storage space underneath a raised panel which is held open with gas struts. Garden tub with glass enclosure and door is more than functional and the water heater supplies hot water for a refreshing shower. The toilet ceramic and sets inside an enclosed area with door. All of the above together made for comfortable camping experiences. With my 3/4 Ton Diesel, towing was never a problem and the length at just over 34 feet made backing it up into a camping spot much easier than it would be with a larger unit. This trailer was kept clean inside and out by myself and with the help of my wife and daughter. I've received compliments on the maintained condition of the roof, as well. My unit was stored under a protective cover and this past winter, inside a storage facility out of the winter weather here in mid Michigan. I might add that the for tires remain in excellent condition, the result of three or maybe four trips a year and last year having stayed at Duck Creek the entire season. Show less