Jayco Jay Flight SLX 184BH reviews

I had the pleasure of owning this camper for just under 2 years. In the time, we used it about 30 times. This was my first time owning an RV, so I didn't know what to expect. We selected this particular camper because 1) Jayco had one of the best reputations for quality and 2) it had enough room for our family of four and 3) it could be towed by our Toyota Highlander. We were the 2nd owner of it when we purchased it in 2020 and since then we haven't had to do much to it except the usual maintenance and replace a few things that were my fault. Compared to what I read about other campers this one had been a great considering its age. The set up inside is great. It has bunk beds which my kids love and the table area folds down to a double bed for my wife and I. The kitchen has everything you need to cook for your trip and its also nice it has a full bath. As for towing, it was a breeze. We added a weight distribution hitch system and installed a brake control for adding safety. It was always a joy pulling this camper all around Texas visiting state parks. Show less

I own a 2013 33 foot RLDS. What ever could be crooked on this trailer is. Valances are all crooked around the windows. Caulking is squished out around all of the trim. The ladder is even mounted crooked. I spent 2 hours on my back underneath the thing just tying up wires and hoses that were just strung over whatever was there and left to chafe on whatever sharp edge there was. Cheap materials used in everything. The pump for the water was left hanging against the wall under the sink to vibrate the entire wall when it runs. No pipe holes were filled so that mice get in the trailer. No thought whatsoever was put into where to locate switches and plugs. Every single plug in the entire trailer is on one breaker. Bolts in the slides stick down far enough to chafe on the side of the trailer. Plumbing is not secured so it won't break. Wires run around the battery were just tied in a ball instead of being tied up properly to look right. The frame is barely painted, so needed to be undercoated to keep it from rusting. The drains for the tanks are so flimsy that they are breaking off. The sides are tied with flimsy metal strips that are crooked. How can a manufacturer turn out such garbage? Do you not take any pride whatsoever in your product? Does anyone even work in quality control? Do the people working in the factory even own measuring tapes? You throw together a bunch of shoddy work and then charge big money for it. Shame on you Show less

Love this trailer. Very easy to set up, tow, and use. Could work for a long trip, great for excursions to back country areas (it\'s a Baja edition with high wheel wells and great tires, better underbelly than traditional model). We\'re selling only for personal economic reasons, otherwise we\'d use it a lot. Show less

we liked everything about the camper. our problem, was that it was to big for us. Otherwise it was a great. it has an 18 foot awning and a great deal of storage. the bunk beds are rated at 600 lbs. I said they only sleep one but are capable of sleeping two. Show less