Damon Daybreak RVs Reviews (10)
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Comfortable ride with good power on the road. Has everything needed to spend your days on the road or just sitting around with friends. It is a home away from home with a relaxing feel. Very little trouble with maintenance. We have had many days of enjoyment visiting friends and family.

Nice entry level RV, plenty of room for our family. Made lots of great memories. Drives nice, comfortable, great floor plan. Exterior and decals were disappointing. Daymond sent new decals under warranty but not the labor.

Love this RV it is in like new condition layout is great runs and drives perfect no problems only has four thousand original miles very clean in and out very well taken care of nonsmoker no pets plenty of storage very luxurious RV can take you around the world and back without a problem

We have a 2006 Damon Daybreak. We bought it used in the spring of 2012. It has served us well. We went to South Dakota this summer with no problems. We have been to Destin several times in it and we live in Russellville, AR. It is an average motorhome but is sufficient for travel if you only go a couple of times a year. It is not perfect but easy to work on and has been reliable. A used one would be a perfect starter motorhome for someone who wanted to try it out without investing a lot of money.

Compact yet spacious class A. Galley configuration the best with the most counter space, rivals larger units. Great basement storage,. Handles well on the highway, makes for a comfortable drive. At 28 feet it is easily maneuverable for parking. With slides extended, living space is surprisingly large. A great compromise of size without sacrificing comfort. At 12 mpg it is very efficient for a Class A.

This RV is in great condition and we have taken very good care of it. Anytime we had an issue with something I either replaced it with the original or usually I upgraded things. It drives very good even in the mountains while pulling our car.

I just love this Rv the floor plan is awesome lots of room with the full slide. The only down side is if you are wanting to do a lot of travel long distances a little hard to drive. Going thru mountains was a little hard going up and down motor runs hard.

I really like the Damon Daybreak. It's well made and meets most of the needs of a RV'er looking for a lower cost Class A MH. The engine runs fine, the slide moves without a problem and the interior held up well over the 9 years I owned mine.

We are full timers for the past 18 months. It's great for 2 people.

This RV is totally awsome,the only thing I would change is the couch into two recliners !!!! I love my RV !!!!!!