If there’s a must see RV for 2025, THIS IS IT! 2025 Forest River Wildwood Lodge 42 Veranda

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[@dawntaylor8660]

Myles, have you ever walked through a Class A that has two stories? I'm not talking about the ones that have a deck on top I was driving home one day and saw this SUPER TALL class A on the road It had to be two stories

[@june_the_gymnast]

This loft is THE BEST. Now I want to see this in a travel trailer! ❤ I would LOVE to go camping with the rv, if only it was meant for travel! ❤

[@evaa0017]

One of the better rv’s of this type I’ve ever seen, very impressed 😀

[@tubeyou6794]

This is the stupidest RV that I’ve ever seen

[@june_the_gymnast]

@@tubeyou6794 why?

[@debbieromano4691]

As a widowed senior citizen looking for my own space but with my family, this does it for me!! I can see my grandkids up in that loft! They may never go home :-) And I'm dreaming of family get togethers on that deck. Me in one of those lounge chairs with an adult beverage supervising it all LOL It's PERFECT! The only thing I would add is a small table in the bedroom that's accessible from the bed when it's in it's more upright position. I sleep on one now and have found it an ongoing issue, finding a table that works in that space. And now - *scampers off to find a nearby dealer* Debbie

[@jedikitteh]

Man this is nicer and has more storage than my actual apartment. Vacation home? I could live here.

[@PinkiePromiseManifestation]

I swear people will complain water is wet…..I loved the rig, thank you for bringing it to us Myles. Just as a suggestion, I would love to get a look at some Host truck campers as well as some Lance and Out Doors Rv 4 season trailers. I know the Lance and ODRV are west coast outfits…so maybe a road trip with your gorgeous wife? I’d love to see some Northwood trailers too…they do Arctic 🦊 Fox. Corrin at Thompson RV in Pendleton Or. has my heart but I would love your honest review too. 😊

[@roostercogburn6469]

😂 I just commented something similar to another guy! Thank you!

[@jessiallison3750]

😂ain't that the truth! Don't like it? There are literally thousands of makes/ models of trailers to go find something more to your liking. Some people's children!

[@kznight]

Great review. OMG that footwell upstairs is *next level* thinking! Amazing use of that space!

[@allieprater1]

This is such an incredible trailer, everything is above and beyond! The only thing I was surprised by was the manual stabilizers instead of electric

[@anikinkhan]

It'd be really cool if you could put one of those RV pull out mechanisms on the roof so you could raise the roof of that loft portion.

[@Luckypuk333]

That will be the 2026 version

[@pinkshoes26]

Beautiful colors. Love the white curtains! Design is also perfection! I would enjoy living in it!

[@amandahibbs3690]

Holy crap! The teen would love the loft, we would probably put walls up where the rails are for extra privacy (for wall hangings too) but that would be a personal thing. One thing i have been missing is these tours are the spots for the family pet. A couple years ago we were seeing pet dishes under the cabinets but now they are gone? I know its niche but a lot of people who have RVs and campers tend to bring Fido or Fluffy along. (Heck my neighbor lives in a smaller one than me both 2 cats idk how he does it)

[@louisepickering4401]

It needs a sunroof or a moonroof, which ever works out better. To look at the stars at night. With a cover so it can be closed during the day. The glass should be clear to see the stars. It would make the loft my favorite place to chill. And the porch.

[@pinkshoes26]

Beautiful colors. Love the white curtains! Design is also perfection!

[@tellibear]

Absolutely love the deck, everything in this model is absolutely beautiful, the color combinations where everything is set the controls this RV is definitely a work of art,❤

[@AndreaSimone57]

I love so many things about this RV... The foot space in the loft, the finishes are pretty, the nice downstairs bedroom! A place for a washer dryer! A central vac!! Wow! I'm so impressed!! This is my dream home

[@mylesrv]

Glad you like it! Appreciate you watching!

[@Mr.Smith101]

It boils down to how well it is insulated. Warm or cold climates require good insulation for energy efficiency. Tiny homes created a whole new niche. And hand builders cannot compete with the mass production capabilities of current trailer manufacturers that lost their way. (and i'm glad to see it). We are seeing great products because of the tiny home genre.

[@kisms8590]

What's price?

[@tru3sk1ll]

@@kisms8590 1 MILLION dollars

[@lori-reneesmith7502]

Nice, clean lines, simple but classy. I could live in this! The colours and layout, along with creative designing is def best seller material ❤

[@TanyaRando]

The middle cupboard above the bed might as well be a shelf, or open up from top to bottom rather than bottom to top, because as it is, it doesn’t open properly, so people would have trouble using it for anything.

[@krisski6453]

100% agree

[@jorieevanoff4920]

It's beautiful. I love it. Wish I could afford it. We have had a few different trailers and tent trailers and I am always impressed with Forest River.

[@mylesrv]

They are definitely leading the way with innovations right now

[@Mr.Unbreakable83]

Man this is essentially a three bedroom trailer with a deck that's pretty awesome

[@bayoucat5775]

Wow! This is an awesome home! Love your enthusiasm! I have a Forest River and you can’t beat the quality!

[@diannesingletary9772]

Wow, just WOW!! Special points to the engineer/ architect for the loft leg cutout! Perfect for Teenagers & homework!! Kudos to the interior designer for the better than average fashion timelessness yet allowing individual pops of color. Extended deck WITH KITCHEN is brilliance AND mister - deserve a bonus!! Nitpicky Karen: outdoor shower faucet, move wall shelf to allow for bigger TV. LoL, now all I need are the winning lottery numbers 😂😂😂. Great job Myles!

[@mylesrv]

They definitely did a great job with this! Glad you appreciate it!

[@robertt8273]

Finally a back patio that is not a freaking toy hauler. Not everyone wants to camp out of their garage.

[@tru3sk1ll]

@@robertt8273 Not everyone wants a garage either

[@robertt8273]

@@tru3sk1ll I agree 100% I don't want a garage. The back is perfect. Don't think I said I wanted one.

[@letsgobrandon6903]

Beautiful RV. The footwell in the loft is a nice touch. Love the automatic shades, LG fridge, adjustable tilt bed in master bedroom, and the rear sundeck. Some of the negatives I have are the ceiling height in the shower, I'm 6'-7", the lack of pass through storage, and it doesn't look like it has an area for an Onan propane RV generator. Still, a beautiful RV!

[@jillcarlson180]

It's pretty awesome. There isn't a lot of storage in the kitchen, bathroom, or bedroom. They should have put under stairs storage for the kitchen. There is plenty of wall space in the bathroom

[@sammueller4503]

And under bed storage. There was no reason I can see for why they should leave that space open.

[@briggsneal1016]

I've watched this video several times. I think this could be the one. I love that this is actually sectioned out. I'm still stumped on where the litter robot would go but.

[@monkeybusiness1999]

Great trailer! The only thing I'd change is having warmer overhead light. It's very cold looking & office-feeling florescent inside.

[@steve345]

The storage above the bed would be better off having sliding doors like in some airstream models, being deleted or just being open shelves because the doors make them pretty much useless.

[@marcyarrowchis678]

There have been pop up campers for quite awhile. Why not do a pop up over the lofts 🤔

[@mylesrv]

They do. But it is much much harder to execute on a large scale and costs a ton of money. Anderson Mobile Estates makes them.

[@marcyarrowchis678]

@@mylesrv I have yet to see one 🤔 if they could do one the length of a regular in cab camper, that would make a huge difference 🎉 I will have to search for that one.

[@maryfahhrney5740]

Great floor plan. Love the longer deck, and the big loft

[@june_the_gymnast]

I NEED to see this loft in a travel trailer. I would LOVE to go camping in this! ❤

[@june_the_gymnast]

It would be such a cool kids space!

[@Mattisttam]

That loft space is next level. That is a massive selling feature for myself to have a usable desk space in an open area. The rear deck with the retractable platform is also super nice to maximize on space and comfort.

[@Hadassah28]

Jigsaw puzzles, crafting, or card table space in the loft. Love it.

[@careyawalker]

This setup is awesome. Great DIY: The drop for the legs, cut out a laundry shoot with a false bottom. Unless you've got toddlers

[@karenmckersie2239]

Wow love the loft and patio, awesome cozy living room! ❤❤❤❤

[@Alley00Cat]

Best loft I have ever seen. Gorgeous, massive, high, and that feet area, just wow.

[@268sjh]

Wow!! The loft is amazing!!😍😍😍

[@Lena-ud1rb]

My only complaint would be the lighting aa I have migrains from blue light, so With that being said, the best fight for me would be making the lighting optional to change the color to something warmer.

[@GaiaCarney]

The patio is the best feature, IMO! I’d never cook inside with an outdoor setup like that 🤗

[@bjhiss27]

I was going to talk shit on this RV before watching all the way to the end. I thought the loft was the only bedroom...and I thought that would never work. Kept watching and saw it had a really nice master bedroom. This RV is pretty cool.

[@1SCme]

...and I think the loft is designed to be able to be made into 2 bedrooms (notice floor space, pull curtains, and split mattress).

[@BlindGuyFitness]

this frame is pretty cool it would almost be super awesome to see it with a front living under the loft and the rear living and rear deck be a larger master bath king bed and maybe a small office desk space coming into the kitchen

[@coolmancorey]

Probably the best destination camper I’ve seen you tour… the cabinets above the master though, do they only open that little crack?or do they open all the way up?

[@heatherk.nickolamstpsych3782]

Pull up side tables near the living room Sofa would be beneficial for people who want to have a snack while watching t v. Back deck area is impractical if you have wildlife , such as bears and mosquitoes. There's no netting to prevent mosquitoes and having the outdoor food area would also attract bears , especially the under the sink area fridge. The 2 layer effect with a loft is an amazing add-on, but a loss is losing a bathroom at the end, with the pullout Deck. Well done Forest River! ❤

[@tamilaplante-kq6ld]

I love the shades and there is one switch to pull them all up/down. Nice!

[@brianlowen9946]

Do away with the deck. Make that a second bedroom with no bathroom. SOLD! maybe not the norm, but a two bedroom rv, with a space for kids. Problem is nobody makes it, with a decent living room space. Let's see a 2 bedroom rv, separate dining/kitchen, and huge living room, with a loft or bunkhouse under 38 ft.

[@italoblu]

A deck is better than kids.

[@TrinityMThomas]

I'll see what I can do.

My old Hemisphere has a bunk room....and a primary suite...2 bedrooms and a large living area...lots of them do

[@janiceoldham1794]

@@italoblulol

[@eldridge201]

The problem is, you are not being specific enough with exactly what you would like with your living arrangements and area. Also, the bottom line is, this boils down to square footage plain and simple. You want all of what you are saying in something that is under 38 ft so essentially you want this all to fit in a 37 ft or 37 ft 6 inch camper or floor plan. That is all well and good but the problem is, you always have to end up sacrificing something in some area if you want it more in another area. It is unfortunately that simple. It's fine that you want to do away with the deck and potentially make that into the second bedroom. However, you said that you want a "decent" living room space. Well, what do you consider "decent"? The thing is, what you consider decent or reasonable might not be decent or reasonable to somebody else. So, you have to be specific. How much room "specifically" do you want in the living room area? First you said that you want a "decent" amount of room for the living room area but then just a few sentences later, you said that you want the living room to be "huge". So, which is it because it is either one or the other. And again, you need to be specific because you yourself are not even being specific because you are going back and forth. You also mentioned that you want a space for kids but again, what do you mean specifically when you type this? Do you mean that you want a two bedroom RV THAT ALSO HAS a bunkhouse or living area for kids AND ALSO HAS a separate space for the kids to play AND ALSO AT THE SAME TIME has a "large" living room and a separate dining/kitchen area? It's like you want six or seven different rooms all in this one RV so I don't know that even you know what you want yourself. So, when you say that you want a "space for kids", what do you EXACTLY mean by this? Are you referring to just having a space for the kids to sleep or a space for the kids to run around and play or a space for the kids to just do their homework at OR ALL 3 SEPARATELY IN THE SAME RV? There's so much that we need to know in order to try and figure out what it is that you want. If you want a small area for the kids to do homework but also want to have that be their sleeping area at the same time, I'm sure that can be easily done. However, if you are looking for an area that is meant to be a sleeping area but then a completely separate area for them to run around and play in and then another completely separate area for them to do their homework in, I don't know how you're going to achieve that in such a small footprint. Also, you mentioned that you would like a separate dining/kitchen area but do you want the dining and kitchen area to be together or separate? Again, you are not being specific enough. You put the word "separate" in front of the words "dining/kitchen" so we don't know exactly what you mean. How do you want to "separate" the dining and kitchen area from each other if that is what you are referring to? Do you want a table or a counter to separate them or do you want a short wall or a full wall in between? Or, do you want a fairly "open" area between both so you can transition from one to the other without any disruptions or problems? Is this supposed to be on a single level or can it be multi level? You mentioned "loft or bunkhouse" so that pretty much answers that. I think you should sit down and measure out and design what you have in mind and I think you would find that you are probably too limited with square footage. You have to keep in mind that you also have to allow for the structural Integrity of the camper as well so if you have lofts or things like that, you have to account for there to be enough room to have the proper structure in place for the floor and everything else.

[@ComfortablyNumbBIYD33]

😂 well looks like a house boat on wheels. Amazing

[@mlopes688]

I just loved this RV. In order to make it my kind of perfect, I would 1. Add a front separate bathroom with dual vanity sinks and a walk in closet; 2. Add a double openinh door in front of the island in the kitchen; 3. Make a middle patio coming from the double sliding door I 'd add to the front of the kitchen island. I know... very very very unlukely to be done... but a girl may dream, right?

[@dustyyoung6270]

It really needs automated stabilizers with auto-leveling. And move one of the berms in the bedroom to the other side of the room so it equalizer the room temp a little more.

[@chrisgreek4285]

Unfortunately, this is not the genre of RV that we are interested in, but I was impressed at some of the innovations, i.e., everything about the back deck, everything about that loft, etc. Of course there were some things I was not a fan of, but overall I really like this. Unfortunately, we don’t want to stay put in one place, so a park model just won’t work. One suggestion I would make, however, is that there is not even close to enough storage in the master. While I love all of the natural light, I would have sacrificed a bit to bring more storage into that room.

[@hstar2946]

We call it a park model rather than destination RV in Canada. What a beautiful trailer! Love the loft for kids. I wonder if the two mattresses could be turned to be 2 separate twin beds. Love the central vac and the master bed. Very cool set up all round.

[@sammueller4503]

I was thinking the same thing about the two mattresses. Or maybe one could be flipped to be a backrest, and make a couch-like seating area.

[@aquatadevore9335]

I'm still waiting for a true 2 story, I've been inside real 2 story rvs and you can stand up on both floors instead of a crawl in loft, even the 50s had them 8' wide x 35' long x 12' tall, perfectly towable but with a stand up second floor, why aren't modern rvs taking advantage of that? The 50s even had rv size trailers that had an outer shell that would slide out doubling the width making them the first double wides, now we're stuck with skinny slide outs and child size lofts, it's so depressing 😢

[@mylesrv]

This doesn't make sense to me... if an RV is 12ft tall, that's shorter than this RV, and at least 2ft-3ft of that height is the wheels and frame, so to have a double decker RV, each floor would have to be about 4ft tall.

[@aquatadevore9335]

@mylesrv the walkways are dropped down, and the beds are on the ceiling of the lower floor similar to a boat, a good example is the 1950's Gardner, Pacemaker, Stewart and Ventoura mobile homes 💖💖

[@braggaboutit4714]

Wow. That actually sounds amazing 🥲 Maybe companies don’t do it anymore because of warranties. That sounds amazing though. Thanks for sharing!

[@vlsice2024]

Get what you mean, but those two stories are over probably $1 million probably close to 2 million which are luxury RVs because that then they will actually spend the extra money for it

[@theartboyvideos2444]

We bought a brand new 2015 travel trailer 37 feet long. We bought it in Southington Connecticut. because I didn’t buy the extended warranty. I spent most of my time at home loosing 5k on the campsite we paid for the 6 month season because of all the repairs that we had to pay for. the repairs started when the camper was around two months old and we ended up selling it the second year because I couldn’t take it no more. we had a leak in the tub. We had a problem with that the gas stove the air conditioner broke and they put a black used one on the roof. The motor of the awning broke and it took two weeks before a service man could come to repair it. And the cost was unbelievable, for a fully paid , brand new camper to cost so much. It’s was a Salem travel trailer and I would never buy another one. The camper cost us over 25k and we sold it for 16k. I would never buy from this company again. Beware of how nice everything looks. U don’t know how fast they build these campers and rush them out the door.

[@TheiLLiestzaza]

For the loft area has anyone ever seen a roof pop up where the roof to the loft can go up and down when you need the area

[@jameydupuy9280]

I have buy on more customized or home made campers. Like the idea of a pull out but on the roof. 👍

[@tinamortensen1220]

A lot of nice features. As someone who lives in a RV stop, i have noticed not many people use the back porch. Majority of the time it is in the direct sun, no shade to sit. I like the area in the loft nice space not sure how it would be with a bad back I'm only 5 foot. Doesnt look like another good seating area for work table. The kitchen counter is too tall to sit comfortably without dangling feet. I have seen trailers like this, they have almost every shade closed. It would be like living in a fish tank. I have worked in places like that. Really think most wouldn't want the tv sitting in front of the window, sun damage to back. I have cats, where do I put the litter boxes? How do you protect yourself from breaking in by thief's or even worse... Glass is nice, but on a trailer that's on the road even if it is only twice a year. It is not very practical no matter where it is parked. You do have some nice ideas and details.

[@franettesteenkamp8396]

Im in love with this awesome setup. Brilliant 👌❤

[@dianadambrosio1]

This is incredible?!!! Thank you so much for sharing this one w us ...

[@JustKrista50]

I love the design! It's really nice and modern. The only real critique, where's the storage? There's not very much. I didn't see any linen storage. For a destination trailer/home, having plenty of storage is going to be necessary.

[@mylesrv]

You can add shelving or bins to the left upstairs. I’m not sure where you see that they could have added storage that they missed in this RV.

[@JustKrista50]

@mylesrv Thank you for responding. You could, but that's an area for children. I raised 3, I wouldn't put my clean towels, sheets and wash rags there. They won't stay clean and folded. ❤️ I'm not an RV engineer, so I don't know where they could add it. You did say it was a prototype. Maybe the company could look at that and find or make room. I wouldn't post a negative if it were a finished product.

[@shelleyzaragoza2195]

Cabinet side of the stove been nicer if pulled out with shelves. Loft you can put a twin bed up there to have three people to sleep.

[@SharonPerson-hm9ds]

So much to like about the floorplan, but I would make some little changes. Install slide out shelves in the kitchen cabìnets; enclose the open shelves in the loft, (otherwise when filled with stuff will look cluttered and unappealing); put a small dishwasher in the kitchen, make the loft table a flush drop down for extra sleeping space, and remove some of the windows in the bedroom. Fish bowl vibes for sure.😊

[@TeeeeInKilleen]

This rv is perfect! Absolutely love it.

[@malenadodrill1733]

I wish that the table tops especially the island was expandable. Overall really nice, also having a closed under sink storage and built in storage above the toilet. A rain shower head built in the ceiling would be nice, and finally something to hold onto on that step down.

[@nateisright]

I wonder if FR considered a different layout for the patio. I think it makes more sense to mover the cooktop next to the sink and have a folding extension to the left of it. That way the cooktop is in the face of the person sitting on one of those chairs.

[@susanbriggs3201]

Loving it !! Very innovative and great use of space 🤩

[@AquaGirl25]

Love it!! Love the layout and the new colors.

[@lisbel.D]

Gosh, beautiful RV We really do not have anything in Australia 🇦🇺 to rival it….. wish we did !!!!

[@shellydavis1943]

Soooooooo in loooove with this RV…… AMAZING THE ONLY thing i would do differently is lessssss windows… but that’s just personal prefrance

[@MsKG-nl5ot]

It’s giving tiny house vibes. I like it ❤

[@annsteck6890]

Other than wanting more closet space in the master, this is perfect!

[@tinjmail]

the extension of the porch is such a genius idea.

[@chillaxter13]

That back porch is pure good, and that foot well upstairs is genius! Only thing I'm not a big fan of is the living room seating. It's very practical, but felt kinda cheap especially when the bed was out. I'm wondering... If they made the shower run sideways, could the sink the plumbing a bit lower and get that last few important inches?

[@christaldehart7281]

That is a wonderful place for a couple to live or a single person.

[@krisski6453]

The deck is the BEST part!

[@kathykeene2092]

It would be so lovely to have this as a retreat, perhaps near a lake. Well done Myles.

[@mylesrv]

Well done to the Wildwood team! They did a great job designing this and staying creative.

[@aussiele1]

WOW! If I won the Lotto, I’d get this sent to Oz to put in my backyard. Use during renovations and then rent out.

[@debbiemcgloan5669]

Really like this. We have looked at Fifth Wheels, but this might be a better option for two people.

[@katbot2190]

For us the bathroom breaks the deal. Too short. Love the rest of it.....well not the loft. We wouldn't need a loft but it's a great rv.

[@KathleenPayne-m5y]

I really wanted to like this one but I am still hooked on the Pinnacle

[@Worldwarrior01]

Make that patio a lift system to put a bike on, and sold I’ll take one. They can do a tilt up sink and the grill can be stored on the inside for travel.

[@karengeorge9039]

OMG, I could live in this thing!

[@anitaannabellanapiwockiast4307]

I like it but i would like to see a RV geared towards a single person. not quite this big but one that had all the room for 1 maybe 2 people. No children.

[@vlsice2024]

I actually do get it, but I do believe that comes in when you actually order your trailer and that’s the part of the feature that would be custom and you would actually probably have to ask what you could actually put in the space that you would’ve had maybe bunkbeds or a apparatus that makes it into a bedthat you do not need maybe you could put some extra storage or maybe if it’s near maybe a bathroom or some sort space or extra kitchen space or maybe a slight upgrade an appliances instead of RV small appliances maybe get more of a RV commercial, big appliances, but I think you would have to ask the manufacturer that’s going to be custom making your RV

[@Ladywolf2263]

There are a bazillion campers that are smaller ! Look around !

[@caroleingram5278]

😊 like the layout and style. Sofa doesn't look like it will keep it's shape for very long 😢

[@zacharytakach8487]

Awesome review thank you bro!!

[@ronniefisher9627]

Loveit keeping my eyes on this fashion set up

[@benitacleveland4325]

The kitchen on deck is too much. I would like to have the space for people. More storage everywhere. Curtains in the loft go long way also so you can change the way beds go so each person can have storage cubbies, with a curtain divider .

[@CobCeo]

I want to buy this so much after seeing how fantastic it is. But I am sure it is way out of my price range lol. Best home on wheels ever!

[@clemcat512]

Absolutely love this design, but the shower height makes it a no-go for my 6’6” husband. Any other tall people have suggestions for campers with plenty of head room in the shower? Thanks!

[@suzannejackson1727]

I could live in this, I love it!

[@darwinlong8012]

Instead of a 3 ft loft, you should consider putting in a pop up roof to make it a 6 ft second story. That would allow you to walk our onto the roof over the kitchen/living room and crete another outside living space.

[@awanderingdream2093]

Hello! Thank you fir the detail looking at these RVs! Is this RV a 4 season? Love this one!

[@jenniferhandley8028]

Omg 😍 I need to find a lot for that!! Me and my 4 boys would fit!

[@WesBundy82]

Patio idea is a 10/10..

[@BryanaBree]

I love the extended patio, and the huge loft space! It's interesting to see new innovation in this market. I am not a fan of the storage above the bed, it clutters it too much.

[@rachelcuk]

Myles you do a great job of explaining the RV's. Is jt me of is 2025 the year for RV's, they looks so modern and more homely ❤

[@mylesrv]

It’s definitely an exciting year to be looking at RVs! Lots of exciting new things they are trying!

[@Viz1-txredisright]

Bad@$$ destination rv! ❤

[@june_the_gymnast]

So true

[@bobbyjanecek2000]

I love the way it looks the way it is

[@mylesrv]

Glad you like it!

[@allignorance4004]

I really like the loft😊

[@imfirehawk72]

Love it! I need to win the lottery.

[@debraones386]

Absolutely beautiful

[@eldridge201]

I would suggest that people be extremely skeptical and careful when doing business with Blue Compass because I just watched a video from the channel called Liz Amazing (great channel by the way) that does a ton of videos about people having issues with their RVs and her most recent video covered somebody that had an issue with their RV and they purchased it from a Blue Compass location and they were not happy. Obviously no business is perfect every single time but with so many issues going on in the RV industry especially over the last four to five years, I would be extremely hesitant to purchase a new one and actually would not even recommend anything newer than four or five years old. However, I would definitely talk to many people to find out if they were happy with doing business with the same place that you were considering and look into the place and scrutinize it with a fine tooth comb before I even considered handing my money over to them. Keep in mind that it may not necessarily be the dealer that is always the bad person in the situation but you have to understand that they are the ones that you deal with directly and if they are not able to get anything done from the manufacturer, where does that leave you? It leaves you shit out of luck and dealing with a manufacturer and often times, that can suck. Do yourself a favor and save yourself some MAJOR headaches and stress and just don't waste your money and time buying a new RV. Get something used.

[@1SCme]

Seems weird the rear deck doesn't fold up (this floor space would be nice in the living room which seems small for the number of possible beds), and can't be used for toy hauling (dirt bike, ATV). I saw they were changing to the top retracted over the roof, would be nice if it could be extended over the entire deck, and screening pulled around it. Loft appears to be built for use as 2 bedrooms, pull out solid dividers instead of curtains here would be nice. Another noted a solid divider to ceiling along steps to fully separate the loft bedroom, and provide cabinets opening in either or both directions. A roof deck with fold down top and railing would be nice, room to access from the loft bedroom. Another noted pull up end tables in sitting area. I would lean toward replacing ottomans with a coffee table that can be raised to a regular table. Nominal difference - move door to bedroom out next to door to bathroom, given the choice the floor space would be better used in the bedroom instead of a hallway.

[@krisski6453]

What portable AC do you suggest for the primary bedroom if what is there is not enough?

[@breakingmoney3077]

My goodness!! This is amazing. So much thought and detail. It's absolutely crazy. If they could just come up with a half ton truck towable with a loft. With a table and drop for feet. Man what a billion dollars deal everyone would buy. Especially for single men and women that have family that may one day stay with them.

[@nrgao]

Hi, I’m newer to the RV scene. My brother has slowly gotten me interested. I have a special needs 12 year old, and I’m really interested in finding DURABLE rvs. Nothing really fancy, just durable material that can handle spills and little tough love. I realize this may be asking too much of a mobile vehicle, which is why I rather just be told straight from the jump if what I’m looking for is just not practical for these vehicles.

[@Nakeddog2007]

Great video. Great tour.