Riverside RV 166 Travel Trailer reviews

Bought my camper used and it has been a faithful traveling companion for 5 years now. I maintain it regularly, check for structural integrity all the time, and have had virtually no problems. The 166 is easy to tow and comfortable for this solo camper. It does not have the wood interior but rather an easy-to-clean, light colored, textured vinyl that I prefer. Show less

Our 3 yr old 16' has been tow for thousands of miles and used over 150 nights. We love it. On first trip it had a leak from the bathroom. Tightening the toilet bolts fixed that, no big deal. Sure once in a while you need to make an adjustment or tighten a screw. Its an rv, get over it. Maybe the quality is getting worse with later models, but our 2017 is as good or better than others. We have made upgrades and modifications. We have had an issue with water on the floor after driving all day in heavy rain. No big problem, but I do wish riverside could come up with a remedy for this. Overall its not perfect, but we love it. Bottom line is rv trailers need maintenance and repairs. If you can't handle that, don't buy any. Show less

We enjoy using our Retro and it's perfect for just the 2 of us. The only complain t I have is the way the queen size bed is situated. There is no walk around and you have to crawl over and out if nature calls at night! Only thing tho... How does the manual awning work on the 166?? Show less

Enjoyed this at first, first season. Took it cross country last year and battled with the trailer "wagging" if we went over 55. Then in the summer we went to the coast for a trip and upon returning discovered that the skin was starting to slip and the frame was cracked. This is a factory defect yet the company will do nothing to help. DO NOT BUY THESE TRAILERS Show less