Forest River Rockwood Geo Pro Travel Trailer reviews

Low profile, very easy to tow, very comfortable bed, great headroom, easy to put up with power roof lift (a one man job in five minutes. A/C and heat, Ready to go, great for boondocking or plugging in at any campground, multiple storage areas. Show less

We love our Geo Pro G19FBS! We got it for our small family and dog. It was our first travel trailer, upgrading from tent camping. We love all aspects of the trailer. While it being a smaller trailer, It comes with a slide giving more room! The floor plan is perfect with a full size queen bed. The bathroom is on the other end and works great. Though the shower is great, I am 6ft. and my head is kind of in the Sun window. The kitchen has everything you need, 3burner stove, and oven, Microwave and a propane/ electric Fridge/Freezer. The couch is somewhat comfortable, but add a few throw pillows and it is nice. The TV DVD Combo got a lot of use during nighttime and bad weather. I really enjoy sitting under the awning in the morning drinking my coffee, then cooking on the outdoor griddle. Being a first time travel trailer owner, this trailer is really easy to tow, and to operate. Show less

I think it's very well thought about but could squeeze you in a toilet and shower. It's got some good features though like a kitchen and storage was thought of . The relationship of the relaxing part of the trailer was well thought about good job... Show less

I have now been in this 16 foot travel trailer for 1 year. It leaks. I have had this trailer brand new off the lot and it leaks. It's Washington why would it not leak. Whatever, it shouldn't leak being new, but it does. The equipment that came with the trailer is designed by amateur engineers who haven't gotten out of the 90's. 1. A TV that has a DVD player in it, not even HD quality. The remote for it only uses 6 buttons to run it has over 25 that do nothing. Half the movies don't run properly in it. Do not believe Forest River paid more than $5 dollars for it. That includes installation. 2. What the heck is irv technology? That's the antiquated stereo system you have to disconnect periodically to reset. It freezes in the mute mode. 3. Cheap items that you should replace. A. Shower head B. Bath sink (too close to mirror) C. Compartment walls in storages. They just fail to do anything D. Velcro buttons on walls for cushions. Don't stay in place. E. Light covers fall off during towing. F. Drawers fly open while towing. All in all I don't recommend buying this Travel Trailer brand new. It's cost is not worth it's quality. If you do don't pay more than $25000. It's not worth it. Show less

Well we just bought this no boundries 16.6, been it now for 2.5 weeks. Planning a trip across the country, but have to say, very disappointed, paid 34,000 plus with delivery, way , way to much money.. we have been having to make changes and space, just to be comfortable....no space fir nothing. The mattress is the worst I've ever slept on.. they use plyboard for the walls, and everything .Refrigerator, don't work right, seating area has needed to have screws in it already , for it was coming apart. Lots gaps they let open...I'm just saying it looks good on outside...and everything else inside, I'm. Just so mad to have wasted our money. Tammy Garrison Show less

https://youtu.be/nZiTGKuZvIU They love using Castle Rock tires which are called cherry bombs just one of the many problems we have occurred with our trailer video and picture are worth a million words Show less

I bought this rv in Texas started the drive back to Arizona in Austin tax started to rain. We had water coming out of ceiling everywhere. 75 miles from El Paso we over headed. Sat on side of the road for nine hours fan belt shredded. Got new belt what a nerve racking 24 hours of owning this four hundred thousand dollar rv. So we are home tried to get a Forrest river dealer to work on our rv. They quoted four months out. So we found an rv repair place and had to pay them and then wait for three months to get reimbursed by factory. Getting ready three weeks ago to go out of town and our 110 did not work in rv. So I called their dealer and they quoted Oct six months out. The batteries went bad so factory said to replace them and they will pay me $70 a battery. But no labor for me to do the job. So I bought new batteries and now fault light stopped but no 110 still. Took it to rv renovators and they said it’s either a bad transfer switch or inverter. Forrest river warranty said that they would not take an inverter from their production of a new rv and to get an inverter could tank months. So my rv with only 2200 miles has been broke down almost the entire time of ownership. Warning if you buy a Forrest river expect no help no hood warranty. And gif forbid you go out on the road with rv and breakdown. You will be stranded. Don’t buy Forrest river their warranty and dealers suck for after sales support and warranty. Show less

2021 Forest River Grey Wolf 18MT. Basic sticks and staples RV. First trip revealed a lot of fit and finish details that are actually terrible. First, the build dust/remnants left in cupboards/storage was unbelievable. There was no sealant around the tub faucet. If left, water damage would occur. Power awning wiring not properly secured an was pinched on first use. Outdoor kitchen refrigerator only secured with sheet metal screws. Had to buy proper screws and lock nuts and RE secure refrigerator at first overnight stop. Had a couple of bicycles strapped to carry basket at rear of trailer. Basket mounting brackets only secured with self tapping screws which sheared off. Good thing I had a drill and bits along as I had to drill 3/8” holes straight through the frame and install through bolts. Again, more time and money spent for something that should have been done at the factory. On the way home, the basket broke in half with just two bicycles on it. Meanwhile, the basket is rated for 150lbs. The two bicycles weigh in at 77lbs. Tire size is 14” which is too small. Tires are another problem. The tires are such poor quality, that I bought 5 new tires. While the trailer comes with indoor and outdoor speakers, the speakers are such poor quality, it was embarrassing to even try to listen to voice radio, let alone music. Overall, would not recommend a Forest River product. Show less

We bought the Geo Pro 16TH after looking extensively for a small toy hauler. We had a 25' Toy Hauler and wanted to downsize. Our primary use for the toy hauler is BBQ and Steak Competitions, and space is limited at some of these events so the 16TH with its 18' overall length was perfect. We also liked the off road package with the aggressive tires and extra lift since we never know what type of surface or access we will have to deal with. The Geo Pro 16th worked out great for us, providing enough room to haul our smokers, grills and coolers, but is also flexible enough for us to just go camping! Having solar on the roof is great! It keeps the battery topped off and gives us more flexibiity for events or camp sites with out power hookups. The built in inverter also comes in handy in those circumstances. We bought the trailer new in June, 2020 and have had only a couple of minor issues which were easily resolved. We tow it with a Ford F250, probably overkill, but it is paid off :) It tows easily without issues. We did add a rear facing camera (the 16TH came pre-wired) to help keep an eye out on the road and to aid in parking. Overall we are very happy with the Geo Pro 16TH and would buy another one! Our lives have changed are we are moving to a motorhome. Show less

I did a lot of research before purchasing this Geo Pro and was looking for something that came well equipped, had above average ground clearance, and could handle cold weather. Here are the things I really love about this trailer: - Very well built with high quality / durable fixtures, surfaces, and components - The external wall mounted, side-by-side table and LP grill (included) - Slide out, this makes a relatively small trailer feel MUCH more roomy inside - Large (12ft) power awing with bright LED lighting is HUGE and really creates an awesome covered outdoor area I used often - User friendly and intuitive design (everything is easy to use) - Capable of a wide range of recreational or boon-docking uses - Lightweight and very towable by a wide range of vehicles Some of the things I wish were different or could be better: - The factory equipped solar system and dealer provided batteries are minimally capable. To be truly self-sufficient, this trailer needs an additional solar panel and upgraded batteries (and / or a generator). The current setup will only provide average power consumption for 2-3 days tops - The fresh water tank is good sized for this model (31 gallons) but if your plan is to be off-grid for an extended period, you'll definitely need to think about ways to increase your water storage. I found that I went through the 31 gallons pretty quickly. - The 12v fridge / freezer combo gets the job done and has good food storage capacity but it doesn't get as cold as I'd like. It's a well reviewed / quality built appliance but I would have liked my beverages to have been a bit colder. Show less