Winnebago Micro Minnie reviews

I would like to start off saying we looked at alot of TT and winabago was on the top of the list. We have a 2020 2108ds. And we do love the floor plan. It's very easy to tow that is something we love about it. We got it right off the lot. It was over 30,000. We have had it 14 months and it's been in the shop for about 8 months of that time. Now to the sad part. The hot water heater messed up two times. The refrigerator went out so had to be in shop forever for that replacement . I do understand winabago orders them from other companies. But still it's in your product. Now here is the worst part all the plumbing in the TT has leaked. The plumbing was half way put together the parts used was not even the the right fitting for the pipes. We had to go out and buy a tool that was over 60$ just to try and fix it. up under the sinks is saw dust. Evertime we move it we have saw dust all over the place. We had to replace the out door shower hose and fitting it broke. So what was supposed to be a fun happy time we just retired has turned into crap. We can't injoy going out in it because something happens. So far everytime. I feel like we way overpaid for this. We could have payed a lot less and got the same results. This thing was just thrown together. With no pride of workmanship. We are very disappointed and feel like the winabago name is not what it used to be. Thank you for your time. Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone Get Outlook for Android Show less

Love the floor plan. Storage adequate for what it is. Poor workmanship on laminate in some areas of the unit. Biggest complaint is follow-up with warranty issues and major problems with release valve cables for all 4 tanks and getting Winnebago to take responsibility for a design flaw. Latest attempt to have them fixed or replaced has them placing blame on me. Had way to much resistance closing the tanks resulting in the cables getting bent and valves stuck in open positions. There is no way that unreasonable force was used to close those valves. Has anyone else had this problem? Show less

Bought our first camping trailer and couldn’t be more pleased. I was afraid to tow a trailer but it handles really well on the highway, especially with empty tanks. It turns into tight campgrounds and parking lots easily, and fits on my driveway. I’m happy to compromise on the floor space for these reasons. It has all the features you need and is very versatile. I absolutely love it. We are newly retired and can manage it easily. My daughter, granddaughter and I can manage it without a man’s strength too. Every detail is well thought out and every inch of space is well used. Show less

I Work on Rv’s almost daily, and have seen many small campers that are just thrown together. The Winnebago Micro Mini has excellent fit and finish, I was discouraged after shopping for a small camper with some semblance of quality. This little camper has it all…nice features, good storage, sturdy cabinetry, attractive interior and exterior decor. Roof mounted Solar panel with a 30 Amp controller, wired for “Solar on the side”. Prior to my first camping trip I removed all the access panels and drawers to check for leaks, loose connections, and to seal plumbing perforations. I was impressed by the build quality….I added a few tie wraps to the wiring and Spray foamed some plumbing perforations…that was it!!! I couldn’t be happier with this camper. Needs to get rid of the “friction hinges” on the entry door, too stiff. Needs to equip with 3 step stairs …The two step stairs are dangerous as they are too high for entry. Show less

Initially I was excited about getting a "Winnebago". Then I came to realize that winnebago campers are poor quality and slapped together. Everything Dometic has failed in one way or another. From the hot water heater control modual, fridge control board, the A/C and its garbage finicky thermostat. Stove with inoperable igniters. Bowed trim that is pulling away from its surface with an excessive amount of nails. Poor quality slide out seals that rip from their mounting screws when you slid out. Poor quality sealing around outside edging. Wall paper that is torn and/or wrinkled from instalation. I am far from satisfied or impressed with Winnebago. They just slap shit together and up charge for their brand name. Show less

The Winnebago Minnie 2801BHS travel trailer is a dream. Spacious interior is well appointed and ease of use. The ability to sleep 8 was a real selling point for us. Absolutely love the outside cooking center and exterior shower as well to rinse off from the lake or a day of playing in the mud. Winnebago is a top quality manufacture and it shows in the quality of the trailer. We will definitely purchase another Winnebago product when the time comes. Show less

Purchased from McClain's RV Super Store in Ft Worth in Feb 2021, as they had in in stock and delivery time from the factory was mid June. Exceptional experience with the entire staff there - customer is always right seems to be what they practice. Shortly after purchase, decals on rear started to show signs of poor factory installation, with internal cracks and uplifting around some edges. Winnebago initially declined my warrantee claim, but the store manager, Derek, said "We'll take care of you." And they did. On a trip to San Antonio, we passed through Ft Worth and the service department began replacement immediately and we were out in half a day. Hope Winnebago honored a claim from McClain's. McClain's Ft Worth gets a 5 star plus review from me. As for the 22M, it drives like a charm, so easy it's easy to forget what's behind the driver. Slide out bed is super comfy, side mirrors provide great visibility, cruise control is nice but in a side-wind, the electronic sensors think it is skidding and shuts down the adaptive cruise control. Engine has to be turned-off for a good while (15 min., maybe) before adaptive cruise control restored (big pain). Camped in -2 degrees and heater kept the inside cozy at 62 deg all night. Biggest complaint is that for any questions, warrantee, etc, Winnebago won't touch it with a ten foot pole and refers any questions, service, etc (even an oil change) Winnebago refers customer to Ford. And most Ford dealers I've contacted say won't work on it (won't fit in their bay) and refer me to a "fleet" dealer. I found one Ford dealer on Loveland CO that would have the mechanic change to oil outside the service bay the old fashion way - on his back with a catch pan. Kudos to Loveland Ford!! Winnebago (the company) gets a 2 star review. Thanks goodness for great dealers like McClains Ft Worth. Show less