Dutchmen reviews

This camper has been one of the best campers I’ve owned. It’s great for the kids because of the bunks it’s roomy because of a slide out it pulls really well quick to set up. We love the outside kitchen and it was especially great for Boondocking with a solar charging system became pre-wired from the factory and was an easy set up. It has a large freshwater tank of 50 gallons never had any issues on four day. Weekends bathroom is a little on the small side, but never had any issues plenty of storage We’ve made plenty of family memories, even on those weekends from bad weather chase us inside Show less

Don't buy. This thing as nice as it looks cheaply made. I've had 2 awning break from a little bit of rain and wind. They are installed with small self tapping screws. Completely broke 1 from the patio and the other bent the arms. 150000 this thing should sell for about 20,000. Not to mention all the tripping is falling off , toy hauler part no vent for dryer. Show less

This toy hauler was our 4th rv to own and it has been awesome! We have had no issues with it whatsoever. My daughter lived in it for 1 semester of college and had no problems. It has a good flow. The 3 air conditioners are amazing, especially in the Texas heat. I would definitely recommend this particular rv to anyone needing one with space for toys or room to sleep people. Show less

When we purchased our Yukon Dutchman 5th wheel it was because of the space it had inside but never did i think it was going to be such a nightmare having it more in the repair shop than we have used it for our travel trips It's warranty are not that great it's take forever to get fixed and the quality inside it's craftsmanship is poor everything is always falling apart after every trip we make for the cost of this rv I should have checked my reviews first it's so hard to find and attorney to take ours as a lemon case cause that's what it has been have taking it bad quite of bit of times for same issue and now warranty doesn't want to repair cause it has expired so when ever you are out to buy one always do your research first Show less

Our 2024 Coleman Lantern 17B developed major water damage and delamination within the first year. Keystone RV’s handling of the warranty claim has been frustrating and inconsistent from the start. Their representative initially said they wanted to “do what’s right for my family” and acknowledged how serious water damage could be. But they quickly shifted to blaming me for “lack of maintenance” — with no proof. Then they demanded $6,500 out of pocket for a replacement unit. I was forced to accept a buyout — until I submitted an updated payoff that was less than $1,800 higher. Suddenly, Keystone dropped the $6,500 demand and offered both a new buyout and a replacement. This flip-flop proved they were never negotiating in good faith. They missed multiple deadlines, ignored my final offer, and went completely silent. Keystone’s customer service failed my family when we needed them most. If you’re thinking about buying from them — be careful. Document everything, and don’t assume they’ll back their product when it matters. Show less

Bought Camper brand new and while doing walk through, it was discovered that dump valve on black water was located in the underbelly making it not accessible. Then found that screws on bottom of slide were exposed and cut linoleum floor when operating slide. The above items were resolved, but in the 3 years I owned the camper, one of the Air Conditioners failed, water pump failed, and refrigerator failed. So glad I purchased an extended warranty. Loved the floor plan and the hidden pantry, but quality workmanship is nonexistent. Show less

First, All RVs are crap!! You either get a good one or a bad one, just like everything else!! This is our 5 the RV and yes we have repaired a lot of things on it including replacing the "China Bomb" tires with decent tires!! We just got back from a trip to Las Vegas and put 6800 miles on it in 3 weeks and not a single problem!! You just need to know what to look for and how to repair it yourself!! Just winterized it for next spring. So there you go. Show less

Hello. The review above had us worried about the unit. I wrote down the reported complaints item by item and looked for them in the 2020 unit we found at Camping World. This unit showed none of the reported problems - drawers at the door were properly mounted and worked smoothly, holes in baffles under sink were cleanly cut, cables were cleanly bundled, all the brake cables were attached and working, and so on. My conclusions are these (1) there are QC problems at the Dutchman factory (2) The worst of the problems occurred during the Covid year (2020-2021), and (3) there is nothing there that a careful inspection wouldn't reveal. We found a few minor issues (peeling wallpaper, break in exterior trim) and the dealer fixed them all before we picked up the unit. I agree that this travel trailer, and all the others we have looked at that are in our price range are deliberately built a bit flimsy to keep weight and price down. That being said, if you go into the deal with your eyes open and are willing to keep track of potential problems (furniture separating from wall, doors binding, weather-stripping comming loose) you can have a most rewarding experience. If you need a better build unit, or are not at least a bit handy, be prepared to pay twice as much. There is nothing wrong with the design of this unit - just be careful to do your own QC and keep track of problems before they creep up on you. (oh yes - the reviewer complained about inconsistencies in the specifications - it appears that the spec sheet he was looking at was prepared by an RV web site, not issued by the manufacturer, and was indeed inconsistent. Don't trust anything that doesn't come directly from the manufacturer. They are quite happy to answer questions) Show less

We bought this 2024 Dutchmen Astoria 260rk because of the kitchen - it's a 'couples' trailer which suited us for our first Fifth Wheel. The Dutchmen (and I guess really, Keystone) salesperson guaranteed the craftmanship and warranty. One of the key selling points was the rear camera as, given this is our first RV, we were nervous about taking it through the US. The walkthrough at Arrkann was incredibly fast and I wish I had thought to film it. At any rate, our first trip out was over a long weekend and spending time in the RV, I am now shocked at the poor craftmanship - it really felt like the RV was 'slapped' together. Getting warranty work done at Arrkann has been a huge pain as well - I really believe no one there talks to anyone else in the shop. The rear camera worked for about 20 min after we left Red Deer - and hasn't worked since. Dutchmen (Keystone) is refusing to change it out - and the service person at Arrkann said that Dutchmen (Keystone) knew the camera was faulty at the build stage (and apparently, have now removed the camera completely) - yet they let the 2024 RVs with the rear camera be sold at the RV show. It's been a huge learning for us - will never do business with Keystone or Dutchmen again - unfortunately, just driving the RV off the lot cost us $20,000 in resale value. Do the best, most detailed due diligence when shopping for an RV - and don't just check out the manufacturer - check out the RV dealer as well because working with them can be just as frustrating as dealing with all the defects in the RV. Show less

3 separate Bedrooms! Great for a family with children, or for the grandkids to visit or travel with you. Queen Bed. Washer Dryer Connection in one of the two Master Closets. Primary Bath has a full shower, vanity, sink, toilet. 2nd and 3rd Bedrooms have their own doors, and a separate bathroom with toilet, sink and vanity. Plenty of storage and living space. Our daughter and her family (husband and 2 children) lived in this 3 Bedroom 5th wheel for over a year while their home was being built. Show less