Winnebago 24H Class C reviews

Wonderful to drive and easy to set up. Has all the necessary amenities needed for a great camping trip. Durable/reliable diesel engine with great mpg. Sleeping areas have thick, firm mattresses for a great nights sleep. Kitchen area has ample space for preparing meals and convection oven works just like a home oven. Show less

I bought mine sight-unseen in the winter of 2009 during the financial crisis. eBay said "you've won!" and I instantly had heartburn. But it turned out better than I could have ever hoped. I got a helluva deal and enjoyed it for 9 years. Typical Winnebago (RV industry) quality. I was forced to become an RV technician, but willingly. Youtube is an amazing teacher. Previous owners (for nearly 3 years) had fixed any initial issues. I was able to fix Mercedes input air sensor issue, and other small ones. The converted couch bed was really not acceptable for my wife and I. Just too small. Even after getting a topper. In 2025 I can look back and say it was a great RV. Show less

We have had this RV for almost 4 years and have been very pleased with it. The gas mileage is very good at 16 1/2 mile per gallon. The size of 24 foot makes it easy to park in towns and in Fast food restaurants' also very easy to turn around. They say it sleeps 6 and it does but 4 is comfortable. Most of the time it is only my wife and I so we use the top bed as storage. The levelers are nice, very useful, they are automatic and easy to use. I would not have another without them. We have an IN MOTION SATALITE SYSTEM in it. You also have the option of cable. Show less

It's easy to drive, handles nice in tight spaces.Love the layout and full bath.The diesel gets great mileage for it's size.Tons of power going up hills.Very quiet on the road. The cabinets are well built. The kitchen sink is very deep which makes it really nice to do dishes in. Show less

My first RV experience has not been without problems. Overall I like the 24H but mine has serious design flaws. I bought it used so I really didn't have a chance to pick and-on's. Here is my wish list: Leveling jacks, Tire pressure monitors, stainless tire valve extenders, gauges on the dash board to let you know oil pressure & oil temp, water temp, Amp meter, chassis and house battery charge status. A serious sway bar system for front and back. would also be helpful. All of these items would have certainly made my RV'ing experience much more enjoyable in the View.One more gripe...there is a strange noise emminating from the front of the vehicle. Sounds like a stuck caliper or belt slipping or the driveshaft rubbing against something. As I slow the vehicle through about 30 mph the "whuurring sound begins and slows as the vehicle slows. So far after spending about $1500,3 RV dealers and 1 Mercedes dealership have not been able to find or resolve the problem. Uugh! Show less