Keystone Montana High Country reviews

This RV is easy to live in. Roomy Floorplan. Large size refrigerator, easily holds a week's worth of groceries. Large shower, and lots of storage for supplies. We spent 4 months in this camper for 3 winters and never felt claustrophobic. Show less

We love our floor plan pulls weight. But the quality control at the factory must be non existent because I've had to fix so many things that should have been caught before it left the factory along with using sub standard materials. Door latches not lining up screws left out all together. And don't think Caming or the good Sam's extended warranty is going to do anything. The Google Sam's extended warranty is a big rip off. I though Keystone Montana was was a upgrade from most campers boy did they prove me wrong. Don't buy a Keystone and don't buy from camping world Show less

We purchased this coach in July of 2022. Before we even left the lot we were informed by the dealership that we needed to bring it back because the primary air conditioner was not blowing cold and would need replacing. Two weeks later we took it back for them to fix that and while there they informed us that one of the front jacks was twisted and would also need replacing. Due to unavailability of parts the two repairs took nearly three months to complete! We got it back from them on October 10, having never spent a night in it. We took it on its maiden voyage in December and immediately had problems with the exterior trims coming off while driving. The screws backed out on their own causing when wheel trim to rip off entirely and the other to crack down the middle. By the fourth day there was a bolt protruding through the vinyl floor in the kitchen. After a month at our vacation home in TX and a grand total of six days/nights of actual camping use, the coach went back to the dealership on February 14, 2023. This time the repairs took 7 weeks. We picked up the RV on April 4 and took it directly to our summer seasonal campsite, but did not open it up to use it until April 22 when we discovered a foot long crack in the front window which could only be seen from the inside looking out. That same night there was a terrible thunderstorm which is when we were treated to gallons of water pouring in from the living room slide roof. We were up the entire night trying to catch water with containers and towels. Even so the sofa was completely drenched as it is bolted down and couldn’t be moved out of the way. After the rains passed and I was able to go up on the roof I discovered a two foot long tear in the roof membrane at the rear of the slide. The wood underneath is showing signs of rot, so this tear was probably there from the beginning. We just never got to use it when it was raining to know about it. Now the dealer can’t even take it for repairs until May, and given their trouble obtaining parts from the manufacturer we will be lucky to get it back before the season we paid for is over. I feel that we were sold a completely garbage product that we’ve paid a ton of money for and have not even been able to use. Show less

My wife and I bought this RV new, 7 long, long, long years ago. On our first trip, in the boondocks of NE BC, a slide out cable snapped. Our dining and relaxing areas were now useless. The only good thing, is that a few stout lads were able to help me push it back into the house, so that we could continue our trip. Turns out that the "factory technicians": had misaligned the mounting holes, so the awkward tension on the "brand new cable" was so great that it snapped. We have ornamental trim in the unit. Big heavy, luxurious looking pieces. On the same trip, when we opened the door, one of the pieces had broken loose, and fallen onto the dining table (which we couldn't use, and the recliners, which we couldn't use). So, I laid the piece on those two, and waited to get back home so that I could drill some holes, and use 2.5" wood screws to hold it in place. Oh, yes, I forgot to mention, the "staples" that were supposed to hold it in place missed the mark by 50%, and they were only 1/2 inch long anyways. The spare tire rack, under chassis - great idea. Except, the receiving nut was never welded to the carrier, so that when it came to change a tire, my wife had to grovel in the mud holding a wrench on the bolt, so that I could put a socket on said nut. Not cool. Why: well because it's never a sun shiny day, when a fellow gets a flat. Then the electrics went. 2 dealerships couldn't figure it out, my buddy an electrician was stymied, and then I found the GOD OF RV ELECTRICS, and $500 later, it was fixed. Then, the other slide in the living area went askew. Tore up a frame stud, tore up the sliding plate under the slide, so to make a long story short $6500 later, I got it back. The dealership is fantastic. The product? I rue the day that I bought it. One final thought, I only illustrated the highlights. There were many more. Stay away from Montana. Show less

We absolutely LOVE every detail of this RV and layout! Very reliable, best layout we've ever seen! Perfect for 2x adults (and 2x travel companions: kitties) for full-time living in California and also the harsh Ontario winter! As a couple living full-time, we instantly fell for the dual sinks in the spacious bathroom, desk area (perfect for working-from-home or computer station without cluttering your dining table!), kitchen island, full-size appliances, and tons of storage cupboards everywhere! Movie nights with the pop-up elevator TV and power recliners in the living room were so comfy! We had full support for all Warranty issues within the first year of ownership (thanks Keystone!). We did need to replace the furnace motherboard in 2021, luckily before the cold weather hit! Show less

Bought this brand new. As most commenters have mentioned the quality is junk. Very expensive junk. Where do I begin... live in it full time. It has been in the shop 3 times. Dealer(Windish) takes months and does nothing... charged us 1400 to adjust slide and replace trim that broke off during travel. They adjusted the slide and broke side frame of slide in the adjustment and now say to bring it on in. They tacked up the trim without replacing as they said they would do. Also, the solar controller died, fridge died, furnace died, front closet system fell off the wall. This all began 2 weeks after purchase. Just bring it in... they kept it for months.... we had to rent while they "fixed" everything under warranty... which they did not fix anything. Electrical issues abound as well. Oh yeah and we still have no fridge because they apparently keep losing the one being shipped from the factory. WTHell? Between the dealers and the manufacturers all bleeding us dry... there is nothing else to give. Can't sell it and place this burden on another. There really should be a smart lawyer out there willing to bring a class action against keystone. I also forgot that the ac units have never worked in this. What a crime, and it goes unpunished. BTW, this is for the 335bh. The search would not produce this model number. Show less

One of the best experiences in fifth wheel ownership. We never had an issue with anything and towing the unit was very pleasant to be 41' long. You never knew it was back there. The layout fit our needs perfectly and would recommend to anyone with kids. The bunkhouse was perfect with built in TV hookup with couch that folded down into a bed. Show less

Where to begin? Less that 3 months after the purchase, the rear AC was replaced under warranty. The dometic refrigerator has had three different parts replaced. Trim has popped off during transport on three occasions. The latest....now that we are out of warranty, is the main floor is severely sagging from the living room / kitchen, down the center, into the rear den. I am not sure what the floors are made of and not sure if floor joists can be added. It appears that there may not be any joists across the center of the rig. Unfortunately, we live in the rig, so putting it in a shop for endless months is not an option. And I'm sure that any production defects are no longer cared for by Keystone since the warranty has expired. Does anyone know if there is a lemon law for RVs? Show less

I have loved living in this RV for the last 2 years. I have renovated it and really made it my own. It is bright and airy. Fresh feel. Large windows, great views. I love the totally separate bathroom and bedroom. I could easily have someone stay in the main living area and I stayed in the bedroom with total privacy. The shower is a great size for an RV. Show less