Braxton Creek reviews

We purchased this brand new. I’ve seen some bad reviews but we have had no problems. We added a few things to our taste and put a lift support on the bottom bunk bed. There is no insulation, but it’s not a four season trailer. Air conditioning is fine, stove refrigerator, microwave, showers etc. We have boon docked multiple times also no issues. Have not had any problems with leaks. We are happy with our purchase and does appear from other reviews the builder had good and bad days. We obviously caught on a good day. But also our dealership went over it with a fine tooth comb prior to our purchase. Show less

We bought ours used from a couple that only used it 3 times.We have had it out 6 times now. I have fixed a few minor things and added windows and other upgrades That we wanted. I did find some sloppy/overlooked things that I took care of myself. It seems to me after reading reviews the factory that makes these has good days and bad days. I think ours was built during mostly good days. Show less

It is lightweight so its is easy to tow and sleeps 4 comfortably which is nice for a family that wants something easy to manage on shorter trips. Has two showers, one indoor and one outdoor. Has a stove, sink and microwave with a mini fridge so you can easily cook any sort of meals. Show less

Great trailer and floorplan. TERRIBLE quality. Cheap LED lights. 4 have burned out and needed to be replaced. Porch light, right turn signal/brake/taillight, plus 2 marker lights. 2 pop up lights inside. Roof leak due to the fact that assembler did not finish sealing. A 2' section of the roof left completely unsealed leading to damage. The toilet would not seal even with a new gasket, had to be replaced. Now works fine. All of the caulk in the shower peeled off. Maybe not adhesive caulk. I removed the old caulk, replaced with high quality adhesive caulk. No further problems. The vent latch clips are soft plastic a known issue. You will have to order replacements. Suggest you order multiples. They fail constantly so are readily available. Its a great floor plan, easy to tow, but VERY poor quality overall. Show less

We purchased this FreeSolo, which proved to be adequate for us. Shortly after our first trip in it (about 1900 miles round-trip)' my wife injured her back, thus the crawl over style bed was no longer an option. We modified the trailer dinette/bed area, converting it to dual north/south beds with walk space. The modification took about 3 hours and cost maybe $40 . It works perfectly. We have had zero leaks, All fixtures and appliances work perfectly. This us our 5th rv or camperand it has not disappointed us in any way. As far as towing our 2023 Nissan Titan 4x4 does not "even know that the FreeSolo in behind it. Show less

This review is to warn anyone that may consider owning one of these campers to please search other options. We purchased one of these in late 2022 with plans to travel the following year. So we began prepping ours ahead of time for our travel excursion. First thing we discovered was the door wouldn't lock because the door bolt wouldn't enter the hasp, installation was so poorly fitted we had to remove hasp and dremel out door frame to correct the issue. The frig door does not lock because it is not installed correctly. The 12 volt interior lights will start seizing up after using them for a while. The speakers will fall from the ceiling because they can't be secured in the ceiling material. Our hot water system failed to work after 3 weeks on the road. The water pressure line to the toilet started leaking and I had to repair it. Some object is under the flooring material that was not removed before laying the linoleum down. This requires you to cut it out and try to reattach the flooring. We have to continually sweep the floor after traveling because sawdust particles constantly blow out from under the bed frame. Upon examining this we discovered it was never swept up after construction was completed, along with wire insulation strips where electrical work was done. The heat floor cover is damaged from being over tightened on installation. One section of ceiling was sagging for some strange reason. Water leaks into the exterior cargo hold when we drive on a rainy day. The ac unit allows cold air from the outside to blow in under the unit, big crack from the outside. The rear storage shelf dropped in the rear requiring repair. These things have all happened from traveling for only six months. My takeaway is they should not be allowed to sell this junk to the American public. Would I buy another product from this manufacturer? Not even if they held me at gun point! You make your own decision though, don't take my word for it. Show less

Great sturdy trailer. Went through Hurricane Ian and did not leak or have any issues!! Great for two people or one. Easy tow and easy to use. Only drawback is storage. It has limited storage and could do a bit better job creating storage. I make up for the storage by having a pickup topper on my truck. The bathroom is small but doable for most people. Great for off grid camping not intended to be lived in but to be used as a great camper for travel and ease of use. Show less

Purchased the 15fk in December 2021 due to having a great price and additionally free winter storage and my Ford Escape could tow. Kept in outdoor storage until May 2023. Purchased a seasonal site for the summer. The a/c doesn't allow to get cool enough when it's hot outside. Constantly have to run it for it stay cool during the day once you shut it off, it gets hot despite having a fan going and the shades closed on the windows. Insulation is shotty. Also, I couldn't get the back board on the dinette to fully lay flat. I tried to take the brackets off, but the screws are stripped. I'm ready give up on it and buy another trailer. DO NOT BUY. Show less

Held true to the fact this kind leaks. Poorly made. Shower wall buckled. AC leaked and an outside light leaked. Only took it out once. Had never been used. Would not recommend it...ever! I am getting rid of it. Show less

I bought this unit because it could be pulled with my Jeep. After my first trip the water heater failed, after my second trip the water heater failed, the water pump failed, and a shelf that holds the lights and spans the bunk fell off. My third trip the side of the trailer separated from the top of the trailer and allowed rain water to pour in My dealer said this is normal wear and tear and will cost $10,000 to repair. He suggested I should call my insurance company and see what I could do with them to recover the cost. Buying this POS was not a smart move by me. Show less