RV reviews

I purchased this RV new from a dealer June 2025, went in for repair on July 11, 2025 and it took 5 months for them to realize it was manufactured wrong. I have not had my camper since July 11th and they are telling me it cannot go in to be repaired until Mid February. So I have no camper that I make payment on and no on really cares at all. Forest River will fix it at their leisure... In my mind they should of replaced it. Worst Company Ever!!!!!! Show less

It was love at first site for the wife and I. After 30 years in a tent we were ready to finally make the jump. What a disappointment!! While it looked great, had very nice options like a "big" fridge, nice bathroom and lot's of storage it turned out to be made so cheap it's no even funny. Roof leaked so many times I must have used at least 6 tubes of Docal. Then the rain would come in from the air conditioning. The electronic board sucks energy way more than what other campers told us. I'm 5 feet 10" and the bed is not long enough. The toilet started leaking after 2 years. Most screws screw into 1/8 cheap wood so it's easy for them to get loose. And I could go on. We spent over $4000 on repairs that should not have happened Not choosing a trailer with comfortable seating when it rains for a couple of days was another mistake. Don't count on the kitchen seating for that, and one bench became loose because.... the wood with the screws is not thick enough to have any structural support. There are smaller trailers out there that have more inside space and are better built. Show less

2529RG - Winnebago hit the mark with this model. This is a great RV for a full-time couple. It's 30' long, so it will fit in State and National parks. It has (2) grey tanks, so you can stay without hookups longer. You can get to everything with the slide closed for comfortable travel and overnight stays on the road. This model had (2) floor to ceiling pantries and an extra ward with drawers! Lots of storage in this unit. The underbed storage features an open cubby on each side of the bed, which we used for shoe storage, and a cubby in the front big enough for a pet bed. The light colors with midnight blue accents is light and cheery. The only con to this unit is dealing with dumping (2) grey tanks. Show less

This RV was a nightmare from the beginning. The dealership, Camping World, charged 1200$ for a prepping fee. Al lthe did was plug the unit in and open the slide outs. They didnt remove the pencil marks from the manufacturer, didnt put the sliding door on the rails from the master bedroom, didnt fill the propane tanks, and when my wife opened the outdoor kitchen, the refrigerator fell on her! The cheap tires, of course, blew out on the highway when I had the entire family out of a cross country vacation with it. I called the Good Sams insurance that came with the unit, and they left us high and dry in the middle of Jackson Mississippi at 11pm with a blown tire. I ended up having to rig the trucks jack and fix it myself. The furnace eats propane like its a crack addict. makes all sorts of noise. you can hear when your unit furnace kicks on from across the RV park. We are stuck with the loan on it, which Im sure Heartland doenst care, but please for the love of everything holy, do NOT buy this RV! Show less

We noticed mold in the back bunkhouse so we took the camper in where we purchased it. after two months we get told it has to be shipped from Texas to Indiana to be repaired due to a know seal leak under the frame. but the problem is me and my wife have been dealing with horrible customer service with Heartland for well over three weeks now. Show less

This is the absolute best Fifth Wheel we have ever owned. It is very spacious even at 34 feet long, and compared to our former 42 ft., it tows like a dream. Loaded with many upgrades like 5.5 Onan generator, 3 A/Cs that tolerate even the Fl summer heat. G614 Goodyear tires including the spare. Winegard 1000 gateway router connecting to the 360+ Wi-Fi/antenna system. New Dexter brakes and backing plates. This coach is a step above all others on the market. Show less

This is our first class C RV and we are delighted with the use of space. The cabinet space is more than we need and the generator really helps when we boondock. I added an extra battery for a 200 AH system and it works great. We were nervous at first because of a faulty window shade but the dealer corrected it without charge. We have 4 camping trips under our belt and are ready for much more. It gets about 9 mpg on a ford E350 chassis but with the 55 gallon gas tank we get lots of miles on a full tank! Show less

I love this RV! It is not too long, so its easy to tow. Automatic leveling and auto-reconnect make hitching and unhitching a breeze. Outdoor kitchen is great for cooking while hanging out. The 2 AC units keep everything comfortable. The bunkhouse is separate and on the opposite side of the RV from the main bedroom, which is great for parents with kids! The bunkhouse sleeps 3. There is a ton of storage space. Show less

I thought Jayco was a quality product but now I have serious doubts. We bought a new 2024 Jayco Eagle 321RSTS and we have had it on just a couple of outing. We noticed that the flooring on the doorside slide won't lay flat. It is a fall risk and the manufaturers solution is to put a rug(s) over it or staple velcro to the floor and stick the other side to the flooring. When we had are trailer washed the guy noticed a softspot on the roof. We had it inspected and the dearler said it seems to be a circle where maybe something was supposed to be stubbed through. Jayco has decided that since there is no problem at this time they won't repair it. So basically they are kicking it down the road so when it does fail it will be out of warranty and they are off the hook. It's sad, this units MSRP is about $109,000 and they won't do a thing to back it up. Show less

I have only had this Bigfoot C11.5 8 months, but it's been great. The quality of the older units is very good. No leaks or issues, everything functions great. 2 100 ah LifePo batteries, inverter. All new LEDS. Tons of storage and extras being included with camper & truck. Need to sell Both together. 2013 Chevy Silverado 3/4 ton Dually with only 70K miles! 6 liter Vortex engine. I paid $34k, selling for $32,000. Truck valued at $24, Camper at $8K. Sweet set up for you... Show less