Jayco JAYFEATHER 25RB reviews

I love this jewel of a travel trailer. When I got laid off in 2023, I sold my home, bought truck and trailer for traveling doing seasonal work camping. The only reason she is for sale, is due to some background things happening, causing a lifestyle change. She has never leaked and all but 2 of the issues I had were due to being a novice and not understanding tightening water lines and such after long bumpy travels. :). She is so comfy and the bunk beds made great storage space. Since just my dog and I, we didn't need the bunk beds for sleeping. It was easy to cook in, easy to do all the daily chores for care. She tows wonderfully! Even up steep grades, but I also have great truck and sway bars. We have been in snow/ice storms, wind storms, high heat, and have been totally protected, safe and comfy. Show less

After purchasing a 2022 Grand Design Transcend Xplor, we decided to upgrade and downsize to the Jayco Jayfeather 19MRK, which is odd because the Jayco cost about the same as the Grand Design. The GD was built during the middle of the Covid pandemic, so it’s clearly a Covid Coach and it shows. The Jayfeather was purchased November 2024 and we’ve taken a few trips and have had (knock on wood) NO issues with it. It’s a small trailer with a Murphy bed but perfect for weekend/short trips, even with one large and one small dog. I upgraded the suspension with the Morryde 3000 CRE with greasable shackles and it makes a nice improvement towing with my 2024 Ford F150 Powerboost. The floor plan is smaller when the bed is down but once it’s up, there’s seating for 2-3 more people and we’ve had up to 8 people in it with no issues. An all around decent weekender once you upgrade the mattress (make sure to get a hinged bed). Factory Warranty/Support receives a five star rating only because it’s 2 years. I think ALL manufacturers should offer 2 years. Show less

We owned both Type A and Type C motor homes prior to owning the JAYCO Jayfeather 25RB travel trailer, and we can say that our experience with the Jayfeather was much better by far. For us the affordability and the cost / benefit comparison favored the travel trailer by far; and this cost effectiveness, extends to maintenance and insurance costs, making it the more budget-friendly option for us. We feel the Jayfeather floorplan was much more practical and comfortable than we had with our prior motor homes. The kitchen configuration and the bench-style seating in the dining area was both efficient for meal preparation and dining. We also like the versatility of being able to unhitch the trailer and travel around town without being concerned about access and parking, making shopping and sightseeing more convenient. Show less

We love this RV! I love how open the floor plan is, the dual recliners and the great kitchen area. There is so much storage in the bathroom, and my husband can even stand in the shower (he is 6'4"!) The interior design and finishings are updated and modern! Show less