2021 Winnebago Minnie Winnie 22M Class C reviews

This way an extremely comfortable way for my cousin and I and our three dogs travel during the Covid pandemic. We mostly stayed at campsites but did a little boon docking. I'm so impressed by how well all the systems--plumbing, electrical, HCV, entertainment--worked. We were always warm in cold weather and cool in warm weather. We enjoyed converting the dining area into a twin bed, which we used as a lounge. The larger than standard (for a class C) refrigerator was great, considering that all 5 of us had different diets. I especially like the separate shower with shower door in the bathroom. The storage was more than we needed even for a three-month trip. Ride was smooth even in high wind. It is just a very well-built vehicle. The only thing I did not like was making the beds, since there was no space on all sides. You have to be on the bed while making it. Other than that, no complaints! Show less

Bought one brand new in June 2021 from Camping World in Fort Myers, FL. (Fantastic Dealership). After looking at many Class C RV's the quality of the Winnebago was far superior to any we looked at. The cost was slightly more but well worth it. This RV has been great and nothing has failed. Unfortunately the floor plan, having no slides which is what I wanted at the time is just a little to small for us. But a great first RV and I wish Winnebago made the floor plan we do like. I would not even consider another brand. I did trade it in this weekend on a 2022 Entegra Odyssey 24M. This is the best floor plan I was able to find in a coach this size. The quality is not quite up to the Winnebago brand but far better than every other Class C in this size we looked at. I hope I made the right decision, it was tough for me to part with the Minnie Winnie. I would highly recommend checking out the Winnebago brand before purchasing anything. It will be obvious the quality is superior. Show less

Winnebago is by all accounts the best rv manufacturer and details count. I made a 7,000 mile cross country trip last winter with my cousin and a dog and never had a problem. My cousin slept on the queen bed in back with the dog. I slept in the long queen above the cab. Beds were quite comfortable. We each had our own TV in our "bedroom." The middle section--the dinette--converted to a twin bed. We called that our "lounge." We could sit there with out feet up. Things we really liked: the compact kitchen with three burner stove; the microwave; the larger than usual refrigerator for a Class C; the separate shower in the bathroom; the ample storage; the leatherette seating in the Ford truck(better than my Honda Accord.) Things we did not like: the privacy curtain for the Ford windshield is too short and does not fit well; the propane tank meter is hard to see; the Winnebago manual is not for beginners. These are minor complaints considering our easy drive over mountains, through desert dust storms, during high winds, during hard rains--all without problems and in comfort. I recommend this RV for anyone who wants a 24 foot Class C. Show less