Winnebago Adventurer 32H reviews

WE liked the fact that it had very few miles on it and that it had been cared for in a well manner. It is also in our price range. The Winnabago product is a quality RV. We also liked the fact that there is some flexibility in the pricing. WE were also looking for a gas option as opposed to a diesel. Show less

I don't know anything about the driving and warranty because this isn't my motorhome. But, I've spent some weekends in this home-on-wheels. It's beautiful and clean! Has all the amenities for a comfortable stay. Outdoor television and retractable awning is perfect for baseball and football games with family and friends. Two slide-outs for roomy living and bedroom space. Show less

I'm sorry to hear a few RV'ers have had disappointing beginnings with their 32H Class A, we couldn't be happier. There's always a few things on the fix-it list with any new motorhome, but once the kinks were worked out, ours has been a gem. A pleasure to drive, very comfortable and spacious, and couldn't be more functional. I've since walked through dozens of motorhome, many quite a bit larger, and I have yet to see one I would prefer over my Adventurer 32H. Show less

Top quality as you would expect. The Adventurer model has the build quality feel of the diesel pusher. Show less

We got this RV on a trade from an older model Winnebago. its a huge upgrade from what we had. Its roomy, if thats a word, has a full kitchen and seating. Tons of storage underneath. It drives and handles great out on the road. Gas milage is not bad concidering the size and weight. Its great for 2 people but when you bring kids and grandkids it get cramped up realy fast. other than that, I have no complaints. Show less

Our Motor Home is very well laid out. We traveled 8500 miles in 3 months this last summer. It was really comfortable and cozy. The Triton V10 worked great and towed our Honda CRV with no problems. We really loved the tow-haul button. It was amazing how well it worked. 90% of the roads were really rough so it was a good thing my hubby is handy and had a good tool/repair kit along. He had to put longer screws into one end of the sofa., Tighten up the shower doors, tighten up the shades etc. Our biggest headache was to devise a system to keep the bedroom doors from breaking free while moving. Our rig was hard to handle in the wind. But overall, we love our rig and would highly recommend a Winnebago Adventurer to other rvers. We're looking forward to traveling to the West next summer. We wrote to Winnebago with some suggestions we think would even make it a better Motor Home for future models. They were very receptive to our letter and suggestions. Winnebago is a Great Company to work with. Show less