2014 Cruiser Rv reviews

This camper has been a lot of fun. Easy to tow and maneuver into tight spots. Has a great Floorplan with all the emenities of the more expensive models. Would not be afraid to take this camper anywhere, it's very reliable Show less

This is the first and last Shadow Cruiser I would ever buy. Bubbles in the front and back within the first 3 months of owning it. Nails or staples coming through the wall behind the couch and in the bedroom. The slide has never worked properly. 20,000.00 wasted! Show less

I like the site so far. I haven't gotten any responses on it as of yet. The set up was easy and quick, I like the feature to see how many times it was viewed. I don't really like how you have to pay more to stay relevant on the site and the limit of how long your post will stay active. Show less

This is an incredible trailer that was well-designed in its floor plan to accommodate larger groups without feeling cramped. The large slide makes it spacious. The trim package makes it feel like we took our home with us rather than a cheap motel. I don't know who designs the interior fabric for other RV companies, but I think they spent their early career designing casino and motel carpets. This is an ultralight model, and we have towed it with our Tahoe for years without any issues. Absolutely love this model! Show less

Bought this PIECE OF JUNK brand new (2014)... the first summer we had it, all the inside cupboard doors fell off the hinges, fans all had to be replaced, pilot lite on stove STILL doesn't work, awning arm snapped, outdoor kitchen drain backed up, water pump shot again...We do not dare pull it, and it has stayed put on our site since we had it. The RV company we bought it from has gone out of business, the MANUAL is PATHETIC.. and we purchased an extended warranty. Have tried to contact the manufacturer... impossible... Show less

This is absolutely the worst travel trailer/rv we have ever owned. It's still in the shop, where it's been the majority of the last year, waiting on parts. First of all, there were initial issues with workmanship. We found out at closing that they dealer had repaired a hole in the fiberglass that occurred when the bedroom cabinets were installed. That should have been our first clue. One of the bunks was improperly installed, one of the window shades broke immediately, the slide was improperly installed and part of the sofa frame was missing a large piece of fabric. We noticed a wet spot on the floor, but had a puppy and thought that he'd spilled water or something, so we didn't think too much about it. We should have. We waited around to take it in for service to make sure we addressed as many problems as possible. We took it in in May. By mid-July, my family reunion rolled around and although the repairs weren't completed (due to waiting on parts from Cruiser), we picked it up. Halfway to Abilene (about 75 miles out) the roof began to peel off. I contacted the dealer immediately and took as many pics as I could. Once we took it back to service, they submitted it to Cruiser. Even after an independent expert told them the roof was improperly installed and the glue was defective, Cruiser balked at repairing it. Eventually they agreed to paying for part of the replacement and the dealer actually covered the difference. took it out for the first time in October and noticed water damage to the trim around the slide. We also noticed wet carpet and found mold under the bunk mattress (due to improper caulking of the outdoor kitchen), so back we go to the dealer. That was October. After much back and forth with the dealer and Cruiser, Cruiser finally decided they would sent the parts (seals, trim, etc...) and I would pay for the labor. 6 months later, my rv is still at the dealer. Last I heard was that Cruiser sent the wrong color of trim. The dealership told me that this isn't just a Cruiser problem and that the manufacturers are throwing these things together and there are a lot of issues with workmanship. Getting the manufacturers to back their products is a general problem within the industry. Make sure you thoroughly check out reviews, complaint websites and the BBB before you buy. Don't live to regret your purchase as we have. Show less

We picked up our CruiserRv used from a private seller little over a year ago. We were new to the RV world so the wife and I were a little nervous and overwhelmed by all the choices and price ranges. We have used it about 8 times now and we love it. But of course after using it we find little things that we would change in our next RV we purchase. Like a shower stall instead of a tub, a little more space around the bed. But what I have noticed and heard from other RVers is that it very difficult to get everything you want in an RV so some sacrifices do have to made. The one thing that stood out about this particular travel trailer is it's V-nose it adds so much more living space to the interior. The exterior is awesome looking with its simple graphics and frame less windows. It can sleep 4 comfortably but we bought it mostly for three wife and I to use. So 2 people fit perfect, plus 3 little dogs. We haven't had any major issues with it except for the minor things like cabinet doors coming loose and having to replace light bulbs. For our first travel trailer its been great. Show less