2020 Winnebago reviews

I love my Travato GL. It’s perfect. Drives like a dream, I love sitting up high like a trucker while touring the country. I love parking in primitive spots and swiveling my seat having a nice cabin to enjoy effortlessly. She’s powerful, too. With a RAM 3500 engine she can reach 80 mph easily. I also love how it brakes while using the engine. It’s like a sports car. Show less

This travel trailer is perfect, especially for families. Three big items on our list were a walk around bed, a slide with three windows, and an outdoor kitchen. This Minnie hit all the marks, and solid construction cabinets to boot. Great RV! Show less

What a wonderful RV! The floorplan was perfect for a 96 year old and his son to travel cross country, boondocking when necessary, and living comfortably! The Mercedes chassis road like a car, that neither my father or I had any hesitation driving it on winding mountain roads. It handled elevations and steep inclines beautifully. The Winnebago model we drove was a 2020, but the Mercedes chassis was 2019. Show less

This is a great RV, well made with tons of room inside for a 25 footer. It's a great floor plan with lots of nice features and built on a Mercedes Sprinter chassis. It's a great looking RV that looks so good you will be proud to go glamping in it. Great mileage (15mpg) and plenty of power for towing. Show less

Best Travel trailer I have either rented or owned. Family just outgrew floor plan and we wanted a fifth wheel. Inside was well built with screws vs staples used. Plumbing never leaked and very easy to work, but nothing major ever went wrong. I would buy a Winnebago again if they offered 5th wheels. Keep up the good work. Show less

I bought a 2020 Winnebago Vista 27 pe. Couldn’t be more happy. Amazing quality, enormous cargo pass through capacity, good strong reliable v10 engine and new light gray shadow cabinets which the wife wanted. I added an electric dual pair of beds and sleep like a baby. Other than oil change, no items. PDI was just ok but only small issues like changing the bathroom handle!!Also I pull my Honda CRV 2014 with no problem and it’s cheap on gas, Strongly recommended that year precisely Show less

I purchased a used Winnebago Travato about a year ago. It has been so much fun to travel in it with my two dogs! This was my choice because it has a "wet" shower, a Murphy bed, and a "puzzle bed" which is created with cushions from the dinette, the settee that is over the lithium battery box, and the table. I keep it in bed mode all the time so they're comfortable and can look out the windows. The kitchen is compact but enough. The fridge is fairly large for this size rig, and has a separate freezer below it. The lithium battery is powered by solar panels on the roof, and converts the power to a standard battery. Storage is always lacking in a camper van, but Winnebago made use of every available space! It has a two-bike rack, which I removed it since I don't take a bike. Automatic deploy/retract awning with LED lights, and LED lights under the van. Fun stuff! Lots of USB ports, 120v outlets and such. The TV is over the dinette on a swivel. The cab seats swing around to face the dinette. The priorities for me were the second sleeping space, the shower, and the quality; I am very happy with my choice! Show less

Bought Winnebago toyhauler 2020 used. 1st off let me say the bad... Countertop looks nice and looks like solid surface type, but is just plywood wrapped in vinyl-cheap. Floor has creaks right in front of sink. All ceiling vent fans wired backward. Backflow valve for black tank flush sideway and leaks. Door panel inside has cracks from being thin and cheap. Stove pilot valve bad. 12 volt tank heaters drain batteries-no off switch. Rear toyhauler ramp has no external latches to pull ramp in tight to prevent leakage. So unless you get a great deal on a used one, beware. Show less

I would like to start off saying we looked at alot of TT and winabago was on the top of the list. We have a 2020 2108ds. And we do love the floor plan. It's very easy to tow that is something we love about it. We got it right off the lot. It was over 30,000. We have had it 14 months and it's been in the shop for about 8 months of that time. Now to the sad part. The hot water heater messed up two times. The refrigerator went out so had to be in shop forever for that replacement . I do understand winabago orders them from other companies. But still it's in your product. Now here is the worst part all the plumbing in the TT has leaked. The plumbing was half way put together the parts used was not even the the right fitting for the pipes. We had to go out and buy a tool that was over 60$ just to try and fix it. up under the sinks is saw dust. Evertime we move it we have saw dust all over the place. We had to replace the out door shower hose and fitting it broke. So what was supposed to be a fun happy time we just retired has turned into crap. We can't injoy going out in it because something happens. So far everytime. I feel like we way overpaid for this. We could have payed a lot less and got the same results. This thing was just thrown together. With no pride of workmanship. We are very disappointed and feel like the winabago name is not what it used to be. Thank you for your time. Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone Get Outlook for Android Show less

I am now 80 years young, having spent the last 55 years recreating with various vehicles. I have owned 5 motor-homes, 3 travel trailers and 2 cab over campers and a variety of tents (in my younger years). My current motor-home is the Winnebago Vista. It is gas a powered 30-foot length on the Ford F-53 chassis. It sleeps up to 8 persons, if 4 of them are children. I added “Sumo Springs” which greatly improved handling and roadability. It has a rooftop solar panel that just about keeps the batteries at 100% depending on how much boondocking you may do. Our preferred method of camping is boondocking, with occasional generator use, otherwise it is equipped with 50 amp shore-connection. Of all the class A vehicles I have owned, (including 2 diesel pushers both 40 footers) the Winnebago quality has so far been superior. Show less