FR quality / feature levels - by brand line

[tomkatb]

Get shopping and learning.

We took two years to make a decision.

For a multi year ownership the Cedar Creek Hathaway was the best deal for us.

Thus far we see no need for any changes. No regrets.

It takes a long time to see the differences.

[Life Without Whine]

The OP is in the position we will hopefully be in about 4-5 years from now looking for the almost full timer trailer so really appreciate the bit of insight being offered.


Did walk thru the Lance TT at the RV show in Jan ...loved the front & rear windows on such a short length, hated the pricetag. Hoping someone else runs with window locations on something a tad bit cheaper for our future travels....

[Flyboyatjvl]

Here is another brand that looks great on a tablet screen. Might be worth checking out.

ORV | Outdoors RV Manufacturing

[mwdilday]

We have owned 3 Rockwoods and now a Cedar Creek Champagne. All have been good trailers and I would buy any of them again.

[AdamKam]

After owning 8 campers over 47 years I guess I'm back to entry level with my Palomino Puma 31RLQS. My best TT's have been stick and tin. As far as problems with any RV it's the luck of the draw. One factor most overlooked is stick and tin does not resonate A/C noise as much as FG/AL and also cool better in Texas heat. I feel floor plan and things like outlets, storage,nite stands,end tables and comfort are important considerations.