Roadtrek Roadtrek RS-Adventurous RS-ADVENTUROUSpage=2 reviews

Loved all of the space and layout. Super easy to drive and park! Good mileage - approximately 20mpg!!! Love the ease of turning the rear sofa into a KING SIZED BED! Lots of storage! Love the long counter space !! the galley, easy to prepare food or snacks. Has the ability to add or subtract cabinets and seating. Show less

We have driven this and a previous Roadtrek Adventurous over 140,000 miles. Yes it needs care but the adventures in this size vehicle were fabulous. This is not a vehicle to park for weeks rather it is to discovery the U.S. and Canada. A Class B diesel vehicel is the bomb! Show less

well contained, easy to drive. Major problem was company going belly up so there is no longer a 6 year warranty. Cabinet door fell off. Screws to short. Covers for front windows are very heavy and difficult to place on front windows. Have to use bungee cords to keep pantry door and 2 draws closed while driving. I purchased the 2018 Roadtrek RS Adventurous in November, 2018. Roadtrek went belly up Feb. 2019. Leisure Travel was my second choice. Wish I had gone with them. Rapido Group, France purchased Roadtrek but have not said a word to past and current Roadtrek owners. Show less

This is our second Roadtrek Adventurous RS and we loved them both. This RV is for traveling and experiencing adventures around North America. From driving around Alaska to visitng the National and State/Provincial parks in the U.S. and Canada this vehicle is perfect. Dry camping is easy with the onboard generator and this vehicle is easy to handle into any area. We replaced the two second seat with two cabinet so we have plenty of storage with a king/queen size bed that is very confortable with a 2 inch topper. Show less

The RS Adventurous is perfect for two people to travel in. It is easy to drive and easy to park. It negotiates narrow streets easily. The fact that it gets 22 miles per gallon of diesel fuel is nice. We have towed a U-Haul trailer with ease. Camping in National Parks and National Forests without hookups is easy as long as you have propane and water. It is comfortable to sleep in and to live in on bad days. It is very livable Show less

My first RV. Perfect for a single person, or a very in love couple. First of all it's on a Mercedes Sprinter chassis, and I couldn't be more impressed with the smoothness and power, and 18 - 19 mpg isn't bad either. Great sleeping, kitchen ample for the size, very livable. Show less