2016 CrossRoads Rezerve 5th Wheel reviews

Bought our Reserve brand new. Had a two page list of items that needed fixed. That was just from the first weekend trip. Batteries that wouldn’t take a charge. Missing bolts for the bed supports, completely missed chalking on seams, awning falling off cargo doors that wouldn’t open. You name it. It’s happened. Spent the first six months of its life at the dealer waiting for Cross roads to make right. You can’t play nice with Crossroads. In order to get anything fixed. You have be a total A## to them. And rip them a new one. Other wise your rig will be at the dealer for 12 mos. and they won’t cover crap. And say it’s out of warranty. My favorite part of or family trips are. What will need to be fixed from this trip. That broke, stopped working. Or is on its way out. Looks good in the photos. And when you peek inside. I would take back my ‘99 Sunnybrooke. Everything still worked. And it wasn’t falling apart. Worst build quality of any trailer I have owned. Don’t buy a Reserve - garbage. Show less

I owned this unit for over a year and went on many camping adventures with it. Everyone that entered our camper commented on the storage space and interior design and colors. The sleeping areas were both comfortable and easy to set up. I have 2 young boys and they loved the bunk house. It was a perfect camper for rainy days because the kids had plenty of room to play and they could watch their own movie in the bunkhouse. We also loved the outdoor kitchen and grill hook up. It was so handy and there was so much storage for plates, cups, etc so we didn't have to keep going into the camper. The extra entry door into the bathroom was also a great feature. We used the outdoor shower often when our boys found mud or sand when camping and it had hot and cold water so they didn't freeze. Overall, it is an awesome camper and very affordable for its size, comfort and amazing features & design. I reccomnend this to anyone looking for a family sized 5th wheel. You will not be disappointed! Show less