Skyline reviews

This RV is efficient, comfortable, clean and beautiful. It has traveled across the country from California to New York and back. We never had a single issue with it traveling. We loved the experience! We learned so much.

Open concept. Simple. Clean. Easy to travel with. Love that there are no pop outs. Pop outs are the first things to break on the road. Love that it’s a toy hauler and can open up easily. The cut off at most campgrounds are 35ft. This is 34ft so can fit in any park.

Whoever designed this travel trailer is a complete moron, who has never spent more than 5 minutes staying in one. Let alone tried to live in one. Just about every aspect of this trailer is counter intuitive to what one would expect a trailer this size to be like. The toilet and shower are in a Separate room (the only good decission made during the planning of the trailer. A couple problems with that though; 1) the shower is way to small for a full sized anyone to use it effectively, 2) the black water and grey water tanks are not vented properly, 3) the toilet is next to the main bed area, could of went up front by front doorand worked out just fine. Next on my list is the fact that the trailer CAN NOT be secured by locking the door, every 12th RV owner out there has a key to the trailer. ARE YOU KIDDING ME?! Come on! Can you people making these trailers be any more of a mizer? When i pulled it onto my buddys property

I love this trailer. Except the decals on the outside come loose, the hitch Bent and need to be Rebuilt. I will need to repaint the outside somehow. The original equipment tires blew up after three years.

It is a great travel trailer, for a young couple exploring the RV world, to the retired couple who just wants to take it easy and see the United States. The bed is a good size for two adults and the sofa bed is good for one adult or two kids. Bathroom is a decent size for the type of travel trailer as well as the kitchen area. Out side the awing is a great size and provides a tremendous amount of shade during the peak sunlight hours.

This is probably the worst experience ever with a trailer, I've had it 4 years and its been back for warranty 7 times. First 5 had to do with the furnace and ac switch board, last 2 are to do with the pump wiring and lights over the table and couch, now it has to go back for the pump wiring again and power to the main fuse board is shot. Has ruined at least all of my camping trips I've had with it. So disappointing for a 35G trailer.

This trailer has been nothing but trouble since we got it. The first summer the electrical panel blew we had to wait almost 3 months for are money back. The second year a staple in the back of the trailer rusted and cracked a water hose. We have had numerous water leaks the door wall leaked down the wall in the bedroom which wrecked the floor trying to get it repaired now. the flooring in the living room, kitchen is coming up has since the first year. This is the 3rd trailer we have had and the worse one ever as far as workman ship.

My wife and I purchased this 5th wheel camper 2 years ago. Had to do a little work on it due to a leak in the roof. Previous owner fixed the roof but I have since reworked the complete roof. My wife and I love it. Just the right size for us and the grandkids. It pulls great with my f150 ford pickup. Everything works great inside but I also installed a larger fridge. Wouldn't think of getting rid of it. It has been very reliable and easy to maintain. Will sleep 5. I wouldn't be afraid to pull it anywhere.

I bought my fifth wheel two years ago I'm excellent condition I live in full time and haven't had no problems what so ever I'd highly recommend this type of rv to anyone its well worth the price I paid for it