Holiday Rambler reviews

Honestly, if I could give zero stars I would. This is our 8th RV, 3rd motorhome, and by far the biggest piece of junk we've ever had. We have had it for 6 months but stored for 5 months and have yet to use it without working on it. Multiple water leaks, toilet unsteady, only 1/2 the outlets work in the entire coach, cabinet doors coming apart and the door won't stay closed! We've had it 2 the dealer 3 times now, a 2 hr drive from our home...1 way! We picked it up again yesterday and not 1 of these things have been fixed. Pure junk! Show less

great rv, road good, pulled good great interior, very comfortable, 2021 holiday rambler 32s, rubber roof, 2 full bathrooms, awning. 3 tvs . i outside tv, king size bed, sleeps 6, 2 theater chairs, dinning table, self leveling system------like new 2273 miles ====call Johnny 843-333-1489 Show less

Bought this floor plan because of the bath and 1/2. Drives great, has plenty of power even fully loaded and towing our Jeep Cherokee. We've used it in winter and summer and it has adequate heating and cooling to keep you comfortable year round. Love the large refrigerator with the ice maker (you never run out of ice). Not happy with the RV Dealer we purchased the motor home from but, that is what I hear from almost all RVer's. I've had to call the factory on several occasions and they responded right away and tried to help me any way they could. Show less

i'm writing about my 2004 Holiday Rambler Neptune which have been "charring out" since bought it. I paid $60k for it and replaced alost everything with a newer part/furniture/electric for example adding a Splendidewasher/dryer and a 3.6 gallon per minute water pump. The Cummings motor and Alison World Transmission 6 speed ,upgrade, have been as reliable as sunrise. The Onan 5500 kw, 50 amp diesel generator runs like a camp. Show less

My wife and I bought our 2002 endeavor 2 years ago. We love it. Really only 1 problem we have is can only go 1,500 to 2000 miles and we need to replace the fuel filter on driver side. No biggie very easy to do. Must be sludge in the tank. Otherwise love it. Show less

Beware of any rebuilt title. They are much harder to insure, and believe me, a rebuilt title means, the damage to the vehicle was more than the vehicle was worth. No gray tank cost 49000. Far to often people are being taken by dealers who quickly hide, or deny the massive damage done, to turn a quick buck. Trust me the savings will dwindle quickly with the repair bills. Show less

We bought this brand new in 2022, it has been nothing but one thing after the other. When we first bought it and took it out to Texas. The shower started leaking. The panel went haywire. We contacted the dealership that we brought it from and they told us it would be 2 to 3 months before we could get it fixed. We took it out there thought they were going to fix it that day but had to come back another day for it to be fixed. First they said there was no access panel to get to the shower. We contacted Holiday rambler they told us to cut a hole in the walls to access panel. So they told us that we could cut it out ourselves and fix it so we did. The next trip we took in our brand new camper the front bathroom started leaking from one of the valves at the commode started leaking. Camping world looked at it said they didn't see anything wrong with it so my husband also fix that himself. But now we are on a trip in Myrtle Beach and the commode is leaking at the valve and also around the commode. We are trying to get a mechanic from camping world to come to our camping site to fix it so far we still just get the run around. We have owned holiday ramblers before but this is a lemon from hell. We've had nothing but trouble out of it it is still under warranty and we have purchased a 5-year extended warranty. But every time we take it to camping world they have to contact the manufacturer to make sure that you all are going to pay them back. I love the camper I love Holiday rambler but this one is a lemon sorr Show less

This is our fifth RV, 4 motor homes and 1 travel trailer, and the largest of them. Because of health reasons, we only were able to travel about 16,000 miles spanning from Wyoming to Maryland while based in Oklahoma and Texas. We started with a Honda CRV toad and later moved up to a Ford F150. We seldom ever felt the toad while driving. This RV is very easy to handle and the 400 HP Cummins diesel just keeps on chugging down the road. I loved the way the Roadmaster chassis handles curves, with the 8 airbags that keep the coach level. Steering is easy and even in a fairly stiff wind, and you don't have to fight the steering wheel like our earlier gas rigs or the travel trailer. We did replace the mattress with a nice hybrid King that was every bit as comfortable as ou home bed. Nothing like a good nights rest after busy day exploring natures wonders. Show less

We have owned this unit for 5 years and find the best feature to be the floor plan layout. Even when traveling with the two slides in the access to kitchen, fridge and washroom is easy and unimpeded. The drivability is second to none, one can drive a 10 hour day very comfortably. This is due to the "Roadmaster" frame and 10 air bag system. The large armless awning makes camping a pleasure on any evening. Show less