2021 Heartland North Trail Travel Trailer reviews

The RV itself was beautiful when we first saw it, but on our trip home from the dealer, the fascia from the slideout fell off because it wasn't nailed incorrectly. It, unfortunately, went downhill from there. For the second set of repairs, the camper sat at the dealer for over 3 months. 1) The cabinet door doesn't close correctly and is warped. 2) The letters and numbers from the stove came off with just water. 3) The refrigerator was leaking and ruined the molding below the it and the side molding on the slider... Twice! 4) The chalkboard on the refrigerator was cut poorly and you can see above it in the door. 5) There is a wiper under the slider that keeps the bugs and dirt out of the camper. IT wasn't even touching the slider. 6) One of the Air Conditioners broke after we heard a popping noise and then a smell of burned electronics. 7) One of the panels on the inside of the slider was put in bowed at the bottom. 8) The table chairs came apart and the bottoms of them were being held on by a few staples. 9) The pullout that holds the pillow under the loveseat was torn. 10) The water heater was leaking into the bedroom pullout and the floor was soaking wet from it. 11) The kitchen sink was leaking as the drains were put up with paper gaskets and no putty, and the supply lines weren't even tight. because of it, the bottom of the center island warped from the water. 13) The antenna works intermittently. 14) The water inlet to the camper was not screwed into the wood and is hanging off. 15) The table to the left of the pullout is crooked. 16) The drawers in the bedroom don't close correctly. Lastly and most recently: Our fresh water tank fell out of the camper this time thanks to not putting screws in the straps that hold the tank it. It tore up the plastic under sheathing and the vent hose for the dryer. It was like they pulled a team of people off the street that had no experience with building RVs and told them to put it together. We honestly don't want to use it anymore as we are afraid of what else might go wrong with it... Show less

The RV itself was beautiful when we first saw it, but on our trip home from the dealer, the fascia from the slideout fell off because it wasn't nailed incorrectly. It, unfortunately, went downhill from there. For the second set of repairs, the camper sat at the dealer for over 3 months. 1) The cabinet door doesn't close correctly and is warped. 2) The letters and numbers from the stove came off with just water. 3) The refrigerator was leaking and ruined the molding below the it and the side molding on the slider... Twice! 4) The chalkboard on the refrigerator was cut poorly and you can see above it in the door. 5) There is a wiper under the slider that keeps the bugs and dirt out of the camper. IT wasn't even touching the slider. 6) One of the Air Conditioners broke after we heard a popping noise and then a smell of burned electronics. 7) One of the panels on the inside of the slider was put in bowed at the bottom. 8) The table chairs came apart and the bottoms of them were being held on by a few staples. 9) The pullout that holds the pillow under the loveseat was torn. 10) The water heater was leaking into the bedroom pullout and the floor was soaking wet from it. 11) The kitchen sink was leaking as the drains were put up with paper gaskets and no putty, and the supply lines weren't even tight. because of it, the bottom of the center island warped from the water. 13) The antenna works intermittently. 14) The water inlet to the camper was not screwed into the wood and is hanging off. 15) The table to the left of the pullout is crooked. 16) The drawers in the bedroom don't close correctly. Lastly and most recently: Our fresh water tank fell out of the camper this time thanks to not putting screws in the straps that hold the tank it. It tore up the plastic under sheathing and the vent hose for the dryer. It was like they pulled a team of people off the street that had no experience with building RVs and told them to put it together. We honestly don't want to use it anymore as we are afraid of what else might go wrong with it... Show less

Bought a 2021 heartland north trail, brand new off the lot. Drove it to Northern California ( literally rains hardly ever), as a travel nurse. Parked it there for 10 months. Right before coming back to Wisconsin, we noticed the slide out floor was separating. We were getting it winterized, so had our dealer check it out. We were told the floor on the slide out was rotted, and would cost 4500 plus to replace. We got the extended warranty. Doesn't cover it. Contacted insurance. Was told by them it was a manufacturer issue. Contacted Heartland, who now wants to blame us. Saying it was a seal maintenance issue.....again please note was in California, in a place it rarely rains. Show less

We’ve had a heartland north trail 25bhps for over a year and have enjoyed every trip with it. The floor plan is perfect, the master bedroom is is great with the king size bed and so much storage. We’ve enjoyed this camper as a family of 6! Highly recommend Show less

Biggest purchasing mistake of my life..in 8 months since buying it we have had issues with the refrigerator,refrigerato, charging system, leaky roof,wall pannels falling off the walls as well as interiore trim, a large budget in the siding from improper instalation, water pump has gone out, water heater will not light, currently taking it to the dealer for service for the sixth time since purchasing it, have tried several times to reach out to heartland and have gotten no response Show less

We took delivery of our new 33RETS trailer and on our trip home without even using it, the molding above one of the sliders completely fell of. Not just a small one, but a plank about 4x5. Some of the shelves are completely crooked, and the mattress (although I get we should have tested it before we purchased it.), is like sleeping on a sheet of plywood. A discussion with Heartland, which totally makes no sense was, you shouldn't have purchased it if you didn't like the mattress, don't by the whole trailer. I am hoping we will not have many other issues as this was not a cheap Trailer to say the least. Show less

Very dusappointed. First trip out many issyes. Holes in walls, no caking throughout trailor. Hole in outside of fiberglass on under left side, sesl under refrigerator is incomplete, causing a leak. Its a mess. Show less

This is a great RV it’s extra light so it tows really well. All the finishes are very modern with a Barnhouse feel and gray white tones this is great for families especially with the outdoor kitchen and outdoor shower Show less

Bought this trail brand new sight unseen this year approximately 2 weeks ago as of writing this review. On the first trip it seemed as if things were going well. It was a little tough to tow even with the WD Hitch from Blue Ox. It was liveable enough and the kids loved the bunks. The king bed is quire firm and resulted in soreness each morning. Good news is everything seemed to work as it should...Until... When we arrived home we noticed that there are many screws around the skirting that heads have broken off. One of the screw heads on the slide out on the front bottom broke off. On the back wall of the slide out there is a crack in the wall and a star shaped crack/bullseye in the fiberglass. A panel on the refrigerator door fell out/off. While using it the first night and walking around with socks on, there is something underneath the vinyl flooring that causes it to have a big lump just in front of the fridge, bunks, bathroom door in the middle of the floor that will result in the vinyl tearing. It appears as if it is some sort of screw head or glob of glue about the size of a half dollar that is raised the thickness of a half dollar. I cannot rate the warranty on the trailer accurately as the dealer will not accept it back until the 14th to work on it. My feelings at the moment are that they will take care of it but that isn't known for sure. Keeping fingers crossed. Actually disappointed that something 2 weeks old has this many problems already and some are structural with the slide out exterior walls and broken exterior screws. Show less