Heartland Terry Classic Travel Trailer reviews

This trailer is the talk of the campground wherever we go. It is a limited addition with approximately only 750 manufactured. We own both a V21 (dinette upfront) and a V22 (large kitchen upfront) and have found that we thoroughly enjoy both! The V21 has a queen bed which you can walk alongside as well as a full area of additional storage underneath the bed. It is 24 feet long and provides plenty of space and privacy between the bedroom and living area. We love pulling this trailer, it does better than any trailer other trailer that we have owned. The set up is remarkably easy and takes approximately 15 minutes. Furthermore, the tanks are easy to empty when you’re done camping. the three areas of exterior storage, the front one is lighted, make it very easy to store set up an outdoor items. Show less

I haven't owned a travel trailer before, stayed in a few, borrowed a few. My thought were that they were all built as cheaply as possible and became disposable eventually. Ran accross this Terry Classic V21 by Heartland. Initially I loved the retro look, but surprised by the look and feel of the interior as well. My only complaints are minor. Like why do they call the bed out as a queen size in all the literature I've seen? It's a FULL size, not a queen, would never fit a queen, bedding that fits is for a full size. Someone said it's a RV/Camper thing with the sizes, that's just dumb. Anyways, other than that it's been great for our purposes. 2 adults and one big dog are about capacity in my opinion. Show less

As with any RV coming from a largely unregulated industry, there will be issues, I've found a few. I performed a massive shakedown combing through every system, appliance, and fastener. The main issue was an improper sealing of the wrap around windshield, this was recognized 3 months after purchase, and therefore addressed by the Heartland warranty. My contractor was paid by Heartland to perform a portion of the work, while I performed some as well. The V22 floor-plan makes the most sense regarding flow, and livability versus the V21. I felt felt the V21 was very clustered together only giving an illusion of a comfy and complete surrounding. I bought mine new Dec of 2018, and still own it. It has traveled about 4,000 miles so far, I plan to keep it for several more years till I upgrade to a full-time rig. The Terry Classic Retro is really a novelty, only being produced from 2017-2019, it's not for everyone, but overall it's been a solid camper. Show less

The following are facts that occurred from my ownership of a 2018 Terry classic V21. I am the original owner, 67 year old single male who babies everything. The biggest problem I've had with the RV is when the roof film delaminated and peeled back and needed to be contact cemented, pulled back and recaulked . The dealership wanted to do the proper repair but Heartland industries only would cover a few hours of the repair. I understood the dealers frustration I ended up redoing the dealerships repair. Later I discovered on the rear of the unit that the dicor caulking did not cover all of one staple and a pinhole next to it from the factory. It look like 2 specks of dirt but it actually created roof damage. I discovered it when it was out of warranty so the factory would not cover the cost repair saying my photos did not prove that it came from the factory that way. His words was I didn't prove anything. I covered the cost of repairs and also recoated the entire roof with Henry's Tropic Cool. Now it has a lifetime warranty. I would recommend Henry's Tropic Cool on your next new RV. There were other areas that the silicone air bubble holes in it where it leaked and ended up resilicon few areas of the RV. The spotlights on the outside of the unit had to have all the rocker switches replaced and new weather proof toggle switches. At about a year old the awning motor went out but it was easier and less stressful for me just to buy a new one and replace it myself. The dinette cushions have delaminated and blistered after little use. Lippert covers the replacement for one year. For about $350 they will send new covers. This is cheaper than having them recovered locally. I would recommend that if there's any way that you can do any warranty repair or cover the cost, to go ahead and do it without requesting a warranty. It will save you time and maybe even money. I like the concept of the retro but I'm not sure I would buy a Heartland product again. Show less

The Heartland Terry Classic was only made in 2018 and 2019 so they are quite rare, love the attention we get on the road and at RV parks and campgrounds. Get so many compliments how beautiful it is and unique. I love the floorplan it used the space accurately. Never thought I would even consider selling but we need more room for our 4 month long road trip. Show less

My wife and I are empty nesters and really enjoy our Terry Classic. While not a good choice for more than 2 adults and a couple of grand children, the trailer has been very cozy, comfy, charming and an attention getter at campgrounds, rest stops and gas stations. I would recommend a Heartland camper but keep in mind you’re towing a home on wheels that gets jiggled around at every turn, bump, twist and the like. Show less

I am very disappointed in my new 2019 Heartland Terry Classic V22 camper.I Purchased this new when my husband passed away thinking it would be a good get away with no problems with a new camper, however I have only used it twice in the past year and have had nothing but problems. Within the 1st few months it was leaking And the radio DVD player didn't work so I took it back to the dealership and it was there for months. They did re caulk and replaced the DVD player however the caulking has not lasted through the summer as it is cracking apart.At this point I can't get into the camper and will need to tow it back to the dealership to see what the key locking issues are.I am fearful to go anywhere in it not knowing what will happen. I am very disappointed. Show less

I bought one brand new thinking i would not have to worry about repairs. I drove 4.5 hours away to go get it and soon as i seen it there was issues. Once i got it home, i found more! So i had to make another 9 hour trip to get it repaired and now 2 years later ( a year after the warranty stopped) is currently sitting at a local rv dealer getting the furnace worked on and the only way to get the furnace out is to remove the refrigerator! Both table bed and full size bed are uncompfortable. Full size bed feels like you are laying inside a wheelbarrow after it breaks in. It only has 2 windows that open besides having the screen door open. It should have two axles! The tongue weight is more than it needs to be. I would not recommend buying one of these campers. It was a cool thought of the manufacturer but the quality is not there Show less