Dutchmen reviews

This RV and the floor plan are right for us. We tend to make stops over night in some very peculiar places, without wanting to open all up and unload. The floor plan allows us to use restroom and front bedroom without opening a slide. Open the kitchen and/or living room and you have fridge stove and room for another to sleep if needed. All without unloading the toybox. Show less

So this is 10 year's late but, better late than never. We had major issue's with our rv, 15,000.00 worth to be exact! And to top it all off Dutchman went out of business, and that's why I'm writing this review to keystone, they bought Dutchman out. I would do business anytime with this company they honored all of our warranty and fixed all 15,000.00 repairs! Show less

We've owned this camper now for three years and really haven't had any issues that would warrant a negative review. When we first bought this new unit from Camping World, they were very professional and walked us through the entire operation on setting up and prepping the rig for towing. We did have some issues with trim around the dinette area, and the awning LED light wouldn't work at times. I was able to get the trailer in to be fixed and after that trip I've had zero issues. This is a huge step up from the pop-up camper we started off with, but well worth the investment. Biggest thing is maintenance, and I'm a beast when it comes to making sure all my wheeled vehicles are ready to roll. Show less

Being a stickler for quality and craftsmanship, I was not impressed with the quality of materials used on this RV. For example, the “floor” reminded me of wood paneling commonly found on walls! I expected there to be a sheet of heavy plywood. Despite all, I was sold on the floor plan, cost, and visions of family fun. Once we took delivery, the flimsiness became a glaring issue so much so, that we called the deal to ask them if we could return it. Besides the materials and construction, I did not like the constant wobble associated with walking and sleeping in this unit. My biggest safety issue arose when the carbon monoxide detector came on. All I did was turn on the propane tank then shut it off. Apparently, the subsequent gas in the line leaked into the compartment. My advice is to look past the price, floor plan and attractive interior and focus on the craftsmanship which should lead you to your answer as to whether or not to purchase. Show less

We bought a brand new 2021 Astoria last summer. The last one the dealer had on the lot. It has been complete garbage. Every time we take it to the lake it goes in for repairs. So many problems with it we are afraid to take it more than 90 miles from the house and that has only happened once. Rest of the trips have been 15 miles from the house. Just got it back from the shop literally on Saturday. We went 15 miles from the house. Hot water heater quit working and sink is leaking all over the place. 1st trip of the year and we picked up right where we left off. Lake then back to the freaking shop. Your campers are garbage. Should've stuck with a Jayco J-flight Show less

We bought this RV in 2020 used. The RV dealership first let us know after we were almost through with the paperwork that it was not under warranty, even though we were told it was. (It was only a few months old). So we made a deal over electronic parts, if one was to fail. We sold our house and moved into our camper in a large shop we built. Almost immediately, we found a water leak in the bathroom under the sink that was coming from under the kitchen closet. I had to fix that. Then I found another leak that was coming from the back of the shower. I ended up having to cut a small hole in my bedroom wall to have to replaced the plumbing fittings that were not properly installed. I then had a leak coming from the kitchen sink. Hot and cold we’re not tight. Now I have a large leak that is behind the shower in my bedroom causing my floor to continue to stay wet. I ended up having to take part of the wall off, then it broke, so I cut ANOTHER hole at the bottom of the wall. If you buy this camper I would go through every single water line that you can reach and make sure they are good. Best thing would be to see if the dealership allows you to stay in the camper, there on site, to test all of this stuff out. Or get one hell of a warranty on water leaks! We then found another leak that was coming from the kitchen faucets. Show less

Bought a new trsiler in June 2022. Haven't been able to get a working refrigerator. Third try. First camping trip good was a real disappointment. Had to give up three other (snowbird) trips this (2023) winter. So we feel like we're paying for a lame horse, but nobody cares. Show less

The Ultimate 3221RlSL has sufficient space for two people. Cushions in the bench seat are thin and cheaply made. We have a terrible condensation problem in the bedroom on all exterior walls and closets with mold growing. That is with us using the heaters, and damp rid in every closet and cabinet. Dripping around the window in the front of the bedroom is also a problem. There was water found in the cabinets above the bed as well. Major source of dissatisfaction. Moulding along the ceiling in the living area is warping. The entrance slide door to the bathroom has separated Appliances were dented ar scratched when we received it. There is a sprayer in the black water tank meant to clean the tank. That blew out upon the first use. Cabinets shelves behind the tv and in the closet had to be reinstalled as they fell down not having been properly installed. The cabinet pantry door behind the tv was not hung properly and is out by an inch. The door handle to the closet was not thought out well. Everytime you passed by it, you'd smash your arm. The 1/8" board for the bed is left with sharp corners, not to mention the installation of the hinges should have been under the board, not above , you can feel them even with the 10" mattress we purchased to replace the cheap 2" mattress the unit came with. If you like your cabinets that swing up to stay open while you load them you will have to purchase hinges and install them yourself. The levelers don't really do much. Before my husband put car jacks under the main frame the whole trailer would bounce when you walked in it It is obvious that these units are massed produced and quality and pride in workmanship is lacking. We haven't towed it anywhere since we brought it to the RV park. We've only had it 5 months and these things have happened. Ultimate...it is not. Other than that everything is just great! Show less

1) First trip out Hydraulic line to rear stabilizer blew out. We were in Ely Nevada, it cost a $1000.00 to get someone out to unhook all the hydraulic lines for the jacks to force them up. Had to drive to Twin Falls Idaho to get it repaired at a dealer. Had to stay in the rig for two days in their parking lot until they could have a new hydraulic line made and installed. 2) The hydraulics have never worked right since it takes forever to get enough pressure in them to get the front up to hook to the truck. 3) Next time out while driving on the highway all the molding and trim came off both slide outs and was piled all over the middle of the rig. 4) The top power switch for the generator went out and had to be replaced. 5) The back garage bathroom water connectors blew while we were away from the trailer and flooded the back garage. Yes, we use a regulator we have been RVing for over 30 years. 6) The kitchen island sinks water connectors blew out on another trip and flooded the main living area while we were out. 7) We now cannot use any city water hook ups as we now have a major leak coming from under the rig if we hook up to city water. We now must fill the water tank and use the water pump in order to have any water in the rig. 8) Now do to all the water leaks we have a terrible odder in the rig that just will not go away. The front storage smells like a decomposing body. And no nothing is dead in the trailer. I did all my research before we purchased this rig, and the reviews were amazing, and everyone seemed to enjoy their Dutchman / Voltage. I regret the day I ever sold my Jayco Seismic this has been nothing but a nightmare. Unfortunately, we have been living in the rig full time the last 5 months while our new house is being built. So, the thousands of dollars of repairs have had to be done by mobile RV repair while we are traveling and cannot take the rig into a dealer. Buyer beware my last two rigs were Jayco’s, and I should have stayed with a brand that worked. Show less