Winnebago Class A - Gas reviews

Our 4 th RV..I fell in love with the kitchen,..would love to see Winnebago design the adventurer 35A living space with the 35L bedroom! That would be a winner! Took our girl on a 2900 mile roadtrip …kept right up with our diesel road trip buddy! The quality of these older coaches is in matched.. only thing missing is a king size bed!

Fantastic floor plan for families of 4 to 6. Perfect for a family of 5 we were able to comfortably put a bassinet in the back bedroom with the double sided slide outs. The big kids loved their bunks with the TV/DVD players and having an extra bathroom made nighttime routine and on the road bathroom access great! Cons maybe every RV but you really have to focus while driving.

Best overall floor plan with ample head room and full size bathroom and shower, full side slide offers most living space. Comfortable queen bedroom with sliding door, not a curtain makes this a perfect family camper for privacy.

Great little class a the ford 53 chassis is very under powered and drive all over the road. Gets 6 mpg at best running 70. Towing a little jeep Cherokee it's less that 6mpg. Love the motorhome hate the f53

I am now 80 years young, having spent the last 55 years recreating with various vehicles. I have owned 5 motor-homes, 3 travel trailers and 2 cab over campers and a variety of tents (in my younger years). My current motor-home is the Winnebago Vista. It is gas a powered 30-foot length on the Ford F-53 chassis. It sleeps up to 8 persons, if 4 of them are children. I added “Sumo Springs” which greatly improved handling and roadability. It has a rooftop solar panel that just about keeps the batteries at 100% depending on how much boondocking you may do. Our preferred method of camping is boondocking, with occasional generator use, otherwise it is equipped with 50 amp shore-connection. Of all the class A vehicles I have owned, (including 2 diesel pushers both 40 footers) the Winnebago quality has so far been superior.

I love that they brought the retro look back for the 2015/2016 years. The bathroom is so roomy. The driver’s side full slide really opens the space up and makes it very livable. There are so many sleeping areas too, we bought ours from a family of 7. We lived in and traveled in this model for multiple years from Ohio to Colorado and Washington to Arizona. There were just two of us and our labrador so I would have preferred a table and chairs to the dinette, just for comfort.

We love this Rv for our family, it is the perfect size and fits all of our needs. The big bonus for us is the bunk beds with the TVs in each bunk for the kids. The outside entertainment and kitchen is a huge bonus. This RV drives amazing!

This RV is a Super Star. Comfortable while traveling, easy to cool and heat. Tows a Ford F 150 Extended Cab Truck so easily. Love having the bath and 1/2, queen bed and large shower while on the road. Its a little load on the road, but I feel this could be quitened by insulating the front end of the engine.

The Winnebago Adventurer 35P is the ideal Class A motorhome for a couple. It incorporates nearly all the luxury features of coaches that are 6 to 7 feet longer but still offers the driveability of a smaller coach. At just under 36" (actual length) it is easy to both drive and park. We do not have children and I specified that the coach is perfect for a couple. Even though both the dinette and the sofa create additional sleeping areas I would not necessarily suggest this unit for a family. It has one well designed bathroom/shower but asking that area to service more than 2 people is a stretch. We flat towed a Honda CRV behind the coach and never experienced any issues. It did not require a remote braking system and towing only took the gas mileage down about 10% to 15%, which seemed reasonable. I did not have much reason to be in touch with the Winnebago tech support people but on the few occasions when I did they were most helpful. Note: this is our 8th motorhome in 48 years of RVing and our 3rd Winnebago.