Teton Homes Experience RVs Reviews on RV Insider (4)
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My wife and I used the Teton 5th wheel to travel to the Florida Keys for a total of six winters. We experienced the extremes of traveling and camping in sub-freezing temperatures, heavy snow, and tropical heat. We were always safe and comfortable traveling and living in this coach for three months at a time. The gas furnace kept us warm in the north, the heat pump removed the chill in Georgia and northern Florida, and the air conditioning kept us cool in the Keys. We enjoyed the ample living space the floor plan offers and the solid,quality feel to the coach. The Teton leaves us with many happy memories and we are sad to see it leave but happy for the next owners.

Teton Homes are built solid to be lived in full-time. We spent a winter with temperatures into single digits for a month and it was warm and cozy. In the summer the AC keeps it nice and cool. There is a ton of storage space and CCC is almost 5,000 pounds so you can take a quite a bit your stuff along with you. The unit is very well made. There are lots of windows for enjoying the views. The tanks are large and easy to dump. Everything is roomy, from the kitchen cabinets and refrigerator to the shower and toilet area. The basement storage holds so much that there were things we packed and never used. The only down side is all that solid quality weighs a lot. You need a heavy duty tow vehicle. It's well worth it, though, for the luxury living Teton's provide.

This is one of the top of the line trailers built. It tows beautifully, and the Mor-Ride Suspension allows for a nice smooth ride without bouncing things around inside.

We researched brands for full timers for a long time before we bought this Teton. Having several lesser quality RVs for years, just for camping, we also knew what we did and did not want. This brand was touted as number one for living in, so we went with it. Not easy to find and not cheap, but you definitely get what you pay for in an RV. Quality is fantastic, everything is well made, no particle board, or flimsy materials in a Teton. We went through some pretty bad winters in it, and that is where the quality really shows up. Would recommend these RVs anytime. Can't go wrong with a Teton. Only drawback was that quality also meant heavy, so we didn't move it much.