Flagstaff E-Propage=2page=2 reviews

This is an amazing rig, one of the very few 4 seasons motorhomes manufactured. Being a 4 seasons unit you are able to utilize and travel whenever and where ever. Leisure Travel Vans are known for their reliability, craftsmanship and quality. Our floor plan is very convenient with lots of drawer and closet space for a couple. We enjoyed the spacious rear bathroom area which has a large shower with glass door and skylight which is separate from the china toilet. It also has a vanity sink with two separate medicine cabinets with mirrored doors for toiletries. There is also a privacy door that can be closed to separate the bathroom area from the rest of the motorhome. The "kitchen" area is complete with stainless steel sink, a spacious pantry pull out door, refrigerator and separate freezer, convection microwave, gas cook top and ample cupboard and drawer space all with cherry finish. I especially like the refrigerator that can run on propane or electric and can be set to change from one to the other automatically. There is a large curved seating area with adjustable table. This area converts and has a residential size Murphy bed that folds down and then when back to create more space. Although we did not use this much, there is a popup TV that is connected to a DVD player that has surround sound. This unit can go totally off grid with it's Onan generator and your own hot water heater. This unit is completely prepared to make any journey comfortable and a fun experience. Show less

4.8/5 Reliable, Comfortable, and Road-Tested Nothing is perfect. I have owned my Flagstaff Super Lite 26SRD for one year and have put over 7,000 miles on it with zero issues. The layout is excellent. The dual slide-outs make the living area feel spacious, and the U-shaped dinette is perfect for meals, games, or even working while on the road. The private front bedroom with the walk-through bath is well-designed and surprisingly roomy for a lightweight trailer. The build quality has been solid from day one. The aluminum frame and laminated construction feel sturdy, and the fit and finish are better than many other trailers in this price range. The torsion axles are outstanding and make towing smoother and more stable. I upgraded the battery to lithium and added a total of 600 watts of solar, and everything integrates perfectly with the trailer. No issues thus far, which gives me confidence in both the design and durability. This trailer is also very comfortable in different conditions. The heated tanks and insulation package make it usable in colder weather, and the solar setup keeps us powered even when camping off-grid. It tows easily with a half-ton truck and has been dependable every mile of the way. Overall, the 26SRD has been everything I hoped it would be. Comfortable, reliable, and ready for extended travel. I would recommend it without hesitation to anyone looking for a well-rounded travel trailer that is built for both comfort and adventure. Show less

We researched models and brands for almost a year. We were just about to place a factory order on a Super Light when we toured the lot one last time. We haven't considered this model due to its weight and the fact that it is a bunk house model. It is just my wife, our GSD and myself so a bunk house seemed like a waste of space. HOWEVER, once we walked inside we were blown away by the layout and size of the interior. Huge Kitchen, Bedroom and Bathroom! Feels more like a 40 foot unit once inside. The weight of this RV is well within my towing range so we went back inside and instead of ordering a Super Light we made an offer on this one. This model came with auto level... I would never buy one unit without it after seeing how easy it is to use. The only thing I wished it had was a second AC unit in the bedroom and a second Max Aire fan in the kitchen instead of just roof vents. Show less

Upgrading Axle after 4 years. Tires are severely worn on the inside. The torsion axle is rated to 3500#. The RV gross weight is 3920#. Spoke to customer service through email and they said that Forest River says to never travel with water in your reservoir. They did not design the trailer to have 250# of water moving around while driving. What a joke, the convivence of an RV is to bring potable water with you to the forest. I live in Colorado and the last thing I want to do is camp at a KOA...... Show less

I fell in love with Canadian made Triple E motorhomes in the late 90's because they are very well insulated. Triple E's are comfortable to drive and live in. The solid wood cabinetry is fantastic. It is such a great upgrade compared to similarly priced American made models. Unfortnatley, they stopped making Class A's so the only new option are camper/vans. I've never owned one of the smaller units, but I hear they are great. Show less

What a dream. Sleeping in it is almost surreal. The layout and floorplan make you feel like you are living in a private plane or yacht. Everything is in it's place and the traffic flows and workflows are organic. Specialized storage above and below ( it was an executive shuttle bus from casino to airport) and sturdy construction ( removed 15 seats and bulkheads and built onto solid steel framing) AND ruggedized floor allowed me to travel from "port to port" towing my 23 foot center console. I could drive to the launch, sleep until 4, cook and eat, launch boat, and be first to the hot spot. I slept and lived in roadside parks, RV parks, WalMart parking lots, and dark country road sides when I was not living at the bait camp or boat launch. The design point of 3 days without hookup worked. I will miss this adventure Bus, but my life has changed and it is time to sell her, long may you roll Kplane! Show less

When I first bought it, I had some issues with fit and finish, I wasn't used to the quality level of an RV verses a Yacht. After realizing that these are made to be super lite, I came to grips with the things I had to do to make the RV great. Forest River uses 3/4' staples to put all of the drawers and cabinets together along with the trim pieces. The drawer bottoms are quite thin. The over all look is very nice and appealing however with some miner tweeks these units can be made to be super nice. So I used glue and thin wooden support strips along with more staples to reinforce the areas that were coming apart because of vibration. That solved all my interior quality issues. Forest River has a really good warranty system and they do take care of their customers. For the money they are a good quality unit over all. Show less

I recently bought this trailer to take to Florida, had issue's with the Refrigerator Forest River Stood behind it and replaced it while down in the Florida Key's. Installed a Washer Dryer combo that worked great, Heating and Air Conditioning systems were more than adequate. The Auto Leveling system was really nice and made hitching, unhitching and Leveling a breeze. The Camera system and TPS made towing very easy. It is a very nice looking RV and has many nice features. Selling because my wife became ill and will no longer be able to travel and camp. This is a nice unit with all the kinks worked out. It's actually better than a new one now. Forest River stands behind their RV's. Very Happy with them. Show less

The fit and finish in this RV is very low quality, paper think drawer bottoms stapled together not even as sturdy as cardboard. Brand New Magic chef refrigerator quit while we were in Florida, nobody to service and the dealership at Bishes RV no help despite all their promises when I purchased the RV. Totally dissatisfied with the RV, I would never by a Flagstaff again. They are junk and very cheaply constructed. The Trim is pulling away all over the place and like I said before the fit and finish is total trailer trash, now I see how they came up with the plan. Show less

In June & July 2022 my wife and I shopped for a small travel trailer, this to replace our Class C. At the end of July we decided on this E-PRO 20BHS travel trailer due to the size, features and reviews. There was no real rush to purchase, but I did want to purchase a travel trailer specifically for my solo Sept 2022 trip - Atlanta area to Maine. The first week of Aug, during our first EPRO use (break-in use) we ran into a slide-out issue - only the rear slide track wants to slide-out. This slide-out worked at the dealership and when we brought it home in our driveway. During the dealership's RV orientation, I was told to use the slide-out in a certain way. Essentially slide all the way out without stopping. Do not go part way in & out. I followed these instructions and still had this issue during our first camp out. Note: I had a slide-out on my Class C for 3 years w/o an issue. We brought our E-PRO to the RV dealership and they confirmed the slide-out issue. Need new parts from the Flagstaff manufacturer. I am thankful to my RV dealership for looking into this issue within the first few days, however it looks like a long delay in repair as these parts will take at least 1.5 months to receive from the manufacturer. Now it looks like I will be traveling with my E-PRO for 3 weeks without the slide-out capability (yes, w/o slide-out use) and then return to the dealership in October for repair. I had originally been leaning to not purchasing a unit with a slide-out to avoid any potential issues, but guess I was convinced of purchasing this feature because like I said earlier, we previous had a slide-out for over 3 years and had no issue. I do not blame this delay on the dealership RV Service as they do not control when the part(s) for repair are available/received, but makes you wonder about E-PRO quality and their ability to support their product. Show less