2013 Keystone Montana High Country 5th Wheel reviews

This has a great floor plan. The main living area is open, roomy and feels airy with the high ceiling. When the slides are closed, access is easy to the refrigerator, numerous storage area, upstairs, commode, bath and shower area. There is abundant storage areas including a huge "basement" space. Show less

This fifth wheel is a generally a good value, pulls easy with its "helium" light weight technology. However even though Keystone styled this as a "Montana High Country" don't expect to use the Norcold fridge on gas at altitudes higher than 5300 feet. That limitation is buried deep in the manual and Neither Norcold or Keystone will do anything to change the gas/air mix orifice so that you can boondock the unit a higher altitudes. And no adjustment is possible. Show less

Love the bunkhouse separate room. Lots of space, high ceilings, bathtub/shower Outside kitchen is a huge plus, along with outside tv hookup. Double refrigerator is a plus also. Fireplace also for cooler night. Show less

This RV was perfect for our family of 4. However it sleeps 8. Separate bunk room and outside kitchen were definitely a plus. We really liked the lay out and the full tub/shower. The high ceilings gave us alot of room Show less

Excellent condition. Looks like new. Easy to pull with its light weight. Slides are on cables, easily opens with remote control. Open floor plan with kitchen island and large enclosed bathtub. Montana quality! Show less

Excellent RV 5th wheel. Has 'Helium Technology' which makes it lightweight and easy to tow. Very comfortable living conditions. Large eye level TV, 2 rocker recliners, DR table w/4 chairs, and couch converts to bed w/air mattress that is inflated/deflated being plugged in. Has tinted windows for privacy. Towing with our Ford F-250 we get between 12 and 13 mpg. Show less