RV reviews

It's 2026 and I bought this RV new in 2017. We love all the features and open floor plan. It's been extremely durable and impervious to the weather without any leaks or mechanical issues. The salespeople at the dealership emphasized how well built these trailers by Evergreen are and they are worth the extra money if you plan on keeping it for a long time. I would highly recommend owning one of these lightweight RV's over other lesser quality brands. Show less

Brand new 2025 Thor outlaw 38kb. The roof is leaking. Thor refused repair in October 2025. We took one trip from Michigan to Kentucky. Water is pouring in from our rear top ac unit. Per General RV we need a new roof. Waiting on Thor to approve. If they had approved last year maybe this issue would have been found prior to the water infiltration. Very poor customer service. Very poor warranty approval. Spending 200,000 on a rig that has white caulk showing on the roof. They don't care if we drive it around looking this way? Buyer BEWARE Show less

While on our 2nd trip with trailer, we noticed a crease in the vinyl floor in front of the fridge. There is an 18" -+ noticable valley in floor. Looks like an obvious flaw in the underlayment. After months of communication with Grand Design, there only solution is to patch the floor. In a high traffic area this would not last and hurt resale value. Also, the drawers by the front door wobbled and banged up against the door frame. This I fixed with heavy duty Blum sliders that had no side to side play. Grand Design does not back their product, we'll never buy their product again. Show less

I bought the Rv, Thor axis in 2023 and have not been on a camping trip as long as I owned it. I had a problem the minute I drove it off the lot. Problems are 1. The transmission would stop the coach for no reason 2.The Windshield leaked and had to put it in shop 3. The chassie air condition went out and had to replace the c condenser and compressor 4. Water leaks in bathroom shower 5. Cabinets kept coming open while driving 6. Bunk over driver Stayed stuck 7. Draws would stay closed 8. Had to replace coach battery went dead 9. The slide out got stuck 10. Now the air condition in chassie went out again and camping World told me it was Fords problem and Ford told me it was Camping World Problem. So I am Asking you ,Who's broblem is it? Show less

Actually, it was a 23J, 2007, bought new in 2006. Just traded it with 160K miles on it. Kept outside for two decades. No leaks despite never recaulking it. Fair amounts of flat out on the highway and crawling off road. None of the gauges were accurate. The steps failed over and over. The wheel covers flew off over and over. The TV antenna crank collapsed repeatedly.. W/o ever having an accident it cost about $112K in repairs and maintenance. It sold for $75K back when that was big money. It was worth $30K (retail) at trade. At 60 mph on flat ground and little wind it got 17 mpg. For the first 2 years it was nearly impossible to find chassis service because Dodge Sprinter dealers mostly wouldn't work on them, despite their contractual agreements. Back then, WGO could not be interested to help fix the problem. So I fixed it by calling Chrysler's (Dodge's) chief stockholder, Cerberus. Then everything changed overnight. Quickly the Dodge Sprinter dealers got a legal warning...and Mercedes took back the Sprinter brand. Show less

From the first inquiry to the final drop-off, the experience feels seamless and thoughtfully curated. The Johnnie Walker team are knowledgeable, responsive, and genuinely passionate about creating memorable road adventures. Brandon, Kyle and Lance ensured every detail was handled so we could focus on the journey of buying our first RV. All of the RVs themselves are exceptionally well-maintained--clean, modern, and fully equipped with everything you need for a comfortable trip. You can tell that quality and reliability are Johnnie Walker's top priorities. We ended up purchasing the 2025 Forest River Brookstone. What really sets Johnnie Walker RV apart is the personal touch. Their , insider tips and flexible options make you feel supported rather than restricted. It's not just about buying a vehicle--it's about crafting an experience tailored to your pace and preferences. If you value expert guidance, Johnnie Walker RV delivers an experience that exceeds all expectations. Highly recommended for couples, families, or anyone craving a well-organized and unforgettable RV purchase. Show less

We have use out trailer about 5 time since we got it and about 5 nights each trip. One problem is the door latch which I have tried to adjust several time. It works with some effort. Give the reviews on Camping Worlds service, I won't take it to them. NOW the BIGGER problem. The battery is an Electric World and it started smoking and overheating. I looked up the reviews on this battery and there were 7 reviews. One had 3 stars but after reading the review I felt he was over generous. The other 6 were one star with the same problem. I just added one more 1 star review. If you go to Camping World BEWARE. If you do buy a camper, make sure they don't use this cheap piece of horse poop. Show less

This is our first towable rv, so why not stay with the best! The trailer has been absolutely amazing and compared to all the other trailers in its class, the build quality is second to none. The only negative thing i have to say about it is the audio system is very non intuitive. The sound quality is far below what i would consider good, so this will be our fist upgrade. The three top things we like about it are the cabinets fit and finish, the high ceilings in the bedroom and shower, and the way it tows. The suspension really works as it should having 4 shocks on each axel, anti sway bars, and anti-lock breaks are a game changer! Scott M. Show less

The hardwood flooring is nice in the bathroom and kitchen. Garden tub is nice to relax in. The Manabloc water manifold is a nice touch. Cat motor pulled a dual axle trailer loaded with an X5 through the TN mountains easily. Entry level, so manual leveling jacks, 1000W inverter, manual air release valves, and manual/slider thermostats, single furnace. Very comfortable for a couple (with a pet) to fulltime. Children would be a stretch for fulltime living, but short excursions are comfortable. An "orphan" coach, but similar vintage Safari and Beaver diagrams/schematics/layout drawings will help in troubleshooting any problems. Very reasonable insurance rates. We enjoy ours. Show less

Well, where do I start Bought the thing on Jan 15th and Feb 9th no hot water. This has the on demand tankless hot water heater. Called and paid for Good Sam service to come out and check it out. Well, they needed to order a part and come back at a later date to install it. So now we are showering in the bath house at the campground. this goes on for months of replacing different part until they decided to replace the who unit. So, we are excited that we are finally going to be able to shower in our new camper again. WRONG Does not work. Now we are going on 6 months and still no hot water. I am starting a different job in Georgia and have a service tech come out to look at it there and he said he fixed the issue. WRONG Now we are in NC and had a service tech come out and replaced the regulator and not fixed. checked everything and is stumped. Not the exterior water house starts leaking in the wall. Tech ordered parts and came back at a later time and fixed that. A month later we have no heat. Called a service tech and he came out was here the whole day troubleshooting. Well, he said that he was glad to be there as the unit could have caused an explosion, so he took the unit to his shop to bench test it. It ran all day perfect in his shop, so he returned with the operating unit. Mind you it is 0 degrees out and now we have to worry about the water lines as well as keeping ourselves warm. Installed the unit and bam not working. So the Lady from Keystone Amber (true angel) ended up giving him permission to bypass the original thermostat and install a separate t-stat and guess what does not work. So here we are again with no heat on these winter days and nights. As of today, the heater is still at the techs shop and he is waiting for parts. Since I am saying all this, I guess I will add that the kitchen counter on the island the laminate is all coming off around the sink bowl. The heat in the one recliner does not work. I already had to fix some of the wood trim on the slide outs as it just fell off on both ends. I have never had this issue with the old camper I traded in, and it was a Coleman. I thought hey we buy a new camper and we will have something nice. That was a joke I should of took 65,000.00 and gave it to a charity or a homeless guy. Overall, this has been the worst decision I have ever made in my life. I really would like to take this back to the dealer and get something different. Poor workmanship and quality of materials used in this camper is bottom of the barrel. I will never buy anything that has a keystone name on it as they could care less about all this. Amber Gardner at least offered to pay for us to go get a space heater however a space heater for this big space would do nothing. This should really be taken back under the lemon law and I am really thinking about looking into having this matter looked at further. Oh and by the way there is still a problem with the tankless hot water have to turn it on multiple times before you can get it to work. SO BAD Show less