This is a great park. I went up to the service center to find out where I could buy a hose as mine…read morewasn't long enough Patty was opening her car door to leave for the day when I came up. She said that they had hoses and proceeded to unlock the shop door and check me out with a brand new hose. Patty went way above and beyond and I will be forever grateful. Will see you next year.

Awesome campground located at the south side (walking distance) of the flea market. Nice camp store…read morewith a service department. Dog friendly with acres of space to walk your fur babies. Full hookup great value. Flat sites, likely the most level sites in the state. Did I mention great value and very accommodating. We had just shy of 70 units in our group and welcomed everyone. We did book in advance but the point I'm making is a lot of places won't talk to you about booking 1/2 of the camp ground. Super clean shower house, laundry takes quarters (bring your own).

Camper very nice. Camping World Customer Service not so good. Would not recommend purchasing from…read morethem

I wish I didn't buy it !!! Too many things wrong with this…read moretrailer I was so excited about it at first and now a few months later I'm embarrassed of it. I wish I didn't buy it. It's so cheaply made I'm scared it's going to fall apart completely before I even pay it off. The saying goes you get what you pay for but in this case it wasn't cheap so my advice is don't do what I did. DONT BUY IT.

I just bought this year, a new 2027 Rebel 35R. Like anything else new, I have had a few issues but…read more that said,,,,,Cameron, Cindy, Katie and Claude have been nothing but top notch in getting my issues addressed! I can't thank them enough and I'm loving my 2027 Rebel 35R. Thank you NeXus!

We purchased a brand new 2024 Nexus Verrado 28S in April 2024, and it started falling apart…read more(literally) on the way home from picking it up at the dealer. Each time we use it, more problems arise. I've complained to Nexus, and they indicate they have implemented better quality control since our RV was built. They encouraged us to go to an RV show to see all the great improvements. Great! But we already spent our money on the one that's falling apart like a piece of junk. We've now had our RV for 1.5 years, taken it on 5 trips, and it has about 9000 miles on it. Here's a list of most, but not all, of the problems we've experienced so far: - On the way home from picking the new RV up from the dealer, the microwave door kept opening and slamming shut and the glass plate flew out and shattered. The latch wouldn't hold it shut. It was replaced with an identical microwave which also would not stay latched. An ugly external latch was added, and when that didn't hold it shut, a strap, like a seatbelt, was installed to hold it shut when traveling. We had to pay for that strap because, by then, it was outside of the 1 year warranty: the Nexus dealer said that they argued with Nexus, but coverage was refused. I contacted Nexus and they agreed to reimburse me, but then they changed their mind, indicating that the Nexus dealer's service department should have contacted the microwave manufacturer, and they denied that the dealer contacted Nexus... so too bad for me. They suggested I contact the microwave manufacturer myself! -on our first camping trip, 2 days after picking up the new RV, the fenders under cab doors fell off. -the water tank collapsed. -the slide hung at a severe angle. -the camper separated from the cab. -the bathroom door fell off. -the water pump failed. -some of the heat shields fell off. -the refrigerator slid out of it's compartment on one side (we found the attachment screws in the bag with the manual), -the levelers didn't stay in place and alarmed during travel. -the tiny horn, maybe suitable for a golf cart, but certainly not a truck or RV, could barely be heard. We replaced it. -the radio unit never worked and had to be replaced. -the tiny, undersized, under-powered bathroom vent fan did absolutely nothing. We replaced it. -a very powerful magnet had been installed in the bathroom doorway to hold the bathroom door shut, making it extremely difficult to open the door. One could easily become trapped in the bathroom. (I am not exaggerating... it was that difficult to open the door.) The door eventually pulled the magnet right out of the wall, leaving a hole with a long screw sticking out of it, and I discovered this when I cut my arm on the screw. We removed the screw and it's no longer a problem other than the hole that needs to be repaired. The door has a good latch to hold it open while traveling, and there was absolutely no need at all for this magnet. -the kitchen faucet leaked under the sink and had to be replaced. -the shower leaked behind the wall and soaked the bathroom and bedroom walls and floors. -the refrigerator only cooled to 50 degrees and had to be replaced. -the awning didn't retract properly. -water leaks out the left side of the driver's visor when it rains. -the rain gutters are set up so that the water drains directly over the cab doors, pouring a steady stream of water onto anyone trying to get in. -something's wrong with the fueling assembly and it's very difficult to get fuel into it (takes a lot of time, and fuel inevitably spills down the side onto the ground, even filling slowly with both caps open to insure venting). -and, most recently, the wall panel next to the stove fell off. There was a single staple in it, and that was stapled into the thin air. -We keep finding screws and plastic parts on the floor after we've driven the RV. - The ride is terrible, almost as if there are no shocks at all. Very unpleasant and uncomfortable, and the violent bumping and jumping on all but the smoothest roads is certainly contributing to the continuing problems I've described. Negligence on Nexus's part, including poor design, poor manufacturing practices, and poor quality control, allowed this RV to be released for sale. About 2 months ago, I asked Nexus Management to consider taking responsibility for this by assisting us with replacing it at a low cost ( or even no cost, under the circumstances) with the same model, but made after they corrected the manufacturing process and implemented quality control. I reminded them again early in September. Nexus Management has not responded

Friend just bought a Crossroads RV about 4 months ago. During the night, power lines between main…read moreconnection and breaker panel shorted almost burning the unit down. When Crossroads RV was contacted, they refused to provide any assistance. While the items you can see in and on the RV look nice, the things you don't see can kill you. When pulling panels a number of safety issues were noted, loose wire connections, bare wires, etc. Will be contacting BBB about this manufacturer.

In February I traded in a 2013 Gray Wolf 26 foot long pull trailer. I purchased from Camping World…read moreSummerset, South Dakota a brand new Crossroads Rezerve model number RF231BH (I believe that is the model number as the writing is hard to read). I foolishly thought I was purchasing an upgrade from my previous camper. My old camper had a 30 watt plug in. When camping we were able to run the refrigerator, the air conditioner, an outside beverage refrigerator, the microwave, an additional dorm size fridge, and a crockpot. In 3 years of camping we never once had a problem. On Thursday, June 16, 2016 we took our new 5th wheel camping for the first time. As we were setting up camp we started the air to cool the camper down. I then went to make dinner using the microwave. We were unpleasantly surprised to find that we continually blew the circuit. It became apparent that we had to choose between getting the camper cool enough to sleep in or make dinner. That night my children ate cereal at 9:00 for dinner. My husband called Camping World the next day and their explanation was perhaps our site was adequately wired. I didn't believe it but I let it go. To make a long story short the exact same thing happened to us the next Thursday evening. Friday I called Camping World extremely upset saying we should not have to choose between making dinner and being cool. Camping World sent out a technician who decided everything was running as it should but that a 30 watt plug in is not adequate to run all the amenities that my camper came with. I was flabbergasted because why in the world would you sell a camper with amenities that are not able to be used simultaneously? I was also baffled why my old camper was able to run all of the above listed items and NEVER have a problem. This past Sunday night while trying to sleep the air conditioner mysteriously turned off and would not turn back on making for a miserable night. I have contacted both the dealer and the manufacture both who tell me my camper is running exactly as it should--word to the wise apparently Crossroads make a crappy camper and could care less. In short I feel I was sold a designed flawed camper (or perhaps a lemon) and was deceived into thinking that my well equipped camper could adequately power the amenities.

My wife's family has always cherished camping, making it a treasured tradition for nearly every…read moreholiday. After marrying, we eagerly joined them but always stayed in her parents' trailer. Anyone who's camped in a small space knows how quickly it can become challenging--especially sharing with family. So, when my wife excitedly said, "We should buy our own trailer!" it seemed perfect for creating our family memories. We visited dealership after dealership, touring countless trailers until they blended together. One day, my wife burst through the door exclaiming, "I found the perfect trailer!" Her excitement was contagious, and we immediately planned to see it. At Bish's RV, the salesperson warmly showed us the trailer. I specifically asked about an inverter, and she assured me it was "wired for one but doesn't include it." Comfortable with that, we discussed financing. She confidently promised they could beat any other bank by 50%, an offer that seemed fantastic. We slept on it and, convinced we'd found our dream trailer, returned the next day to complete the paperwork. After clearly agreeing on our maximum affordable payment, we were shocked to see the actual payment higher than agreed. Despite this, we moved forward, eager for joyful camping memories. Our excitement quickly turned to frustration. During our first trip, we found water leaking beneath the trailer when flushing the black tank. Disappointed, we returned it to Bish's RV, who also replaced a missing dust cap. With hopes restored, we believed our troubles were over. However, while winterizing, we discovered the water heater bypass valve wasn't functioning, forcing another visit. The following season brought more disappointment--the water heater wouldn't start. After a week-long stay at the dealership, we learned it was due to loose wiring. Our breaking point came on our most recent outing. My daughter sat down, and the bench collapsed beneath her. Her shock deeply saddened me. Inspecting further, I found the supports poorly stapled, careless and avoidable. Later, my wife quietly asked, "Does the fridge look strange?" Our hearts sank as we saw it falling into the cabinet, shattering our dreams of joyful, relaxing trips. Feeling disheartened, we contacted BishFix. Despite the warranty, they required a $190 upfront fee. We reluctantly paid, enduring a month of delays and frustrations as the technician awaited BishFix authorization. Another traumatic moment was the door lock failing, locking us out. Since we live in our trailer full-time due to my wife's role as a camp host, this was more than inconvenient--it was terrifying. After dinner with family, we found the key spinning uselessly in the lock. Panic overwhelmed my youngest daughter, who had a heartbreaking panic attack. Roadside assistance repeatedly asked for my details, promising callbacks but never helping. Desperate and exhausted, I pushed out a window screen and lifted my nephew inside to unlock the door. Finally, I drove an hour and a half to Bish's RV to speak directly with someone. After repeatedly explaining our situation, feeling unheard and overlooked, they arranged for a technician the next day. Upon arrival, the technician confirmed my suspicion that the blinds were installed backward. The always polite and professional service desk employee promised the Regional Manager would contact me. When he did, rather than providing solutions, he shared unrelated frustrations about delays on his expensive home project. Feeling even more unheard and dismissed, he eventually promised to evaluate our trailer's current value, leaving us waiting again. We've documented numerous build-quality issues, heartbreakingly evident from our very first trips. Photos show these issues clearly, but the emotional toll--the disappointment, broken promises, and seeing my family's excitement dashed repeatedly--is immeasurable. Even the door, randomly locking or refusing to open, symbolizes our experience. We share this hoping other families can avoid the heartache we've endured.

Highland Ridge Light, VIN 58TCHOBP1J3LJ3053 I purchased this…read moreunit 9/27/2018 from Nielson RV in St. George, UT. I have had nothing but trouble dealing with Nielson and I request assistance from Highland Ridge. Prior to purchasing this unit, I identified the following issues and requested that they be remedied. *Bathroom pocket door - alignment issue - hits handle on closet - doesn't close, door damaged on inside - hole and nail in ceiling by pocket door; *Kitchen ceiling - glue above sink and line between lights (this has been covered by something with a glossy/shiny finish while rest of ceiling is a flat finish); *fridge panel - deep scratches; *Sink covers - requested ones to match countertop instead of bamboo. After taking possession I identified more issues. 10/10/2018, (less than one month after purchase) I sent an email to Nielson listing these issues: *Slide out in bedroom leaked...carpet on bottom of closet was wet to touch, clothes and corner wall damp to touch; *Linoleum by carpet at end of bed has a row of staples showing; *Corner trim on wall as one enters unit, at bottom of steps.... coming off. They used two end pieces of trim instead of a corner piece of trim; *Step into bedroom is cracked, particle board underneath shows, needs to be replaced; *Window screens are popping out, will not stay securely in place; *The floor molding across the kitchen slide is buckling and needs to be replaced. Nielson gave me a recall notice for manual override access for front jacks. My trailer doesn't have a manual override for front jacks. Per Highland Ridge Customer Service, it is supposed to. Propane tanks are supposed to be walled off (industry standard) and they are not. *The axle has a 4400 lb. rating, but the brakes and bearings have only a 3500 lb. rating. *There is an electrical issue on the left side of the trailer. Sometimes the left taillight/blinker works, sometimes it doesn't. Same with the fireplace - sometimes it puts out heat, sometimes it doesn't. UPDATE 7-15-2019 I continue to have significant issues with my 5th wheel: *Neither heater nor AC work....... both have 32 degrees on the thermostat and will not change, neither the furnace nor the AC will turn on. I am freezing at night and roasting during the day. *Water System Issues.... something's wrong.... o When I flushed the tanks, the cupboard on the floor between the sleeper sofa and the fireplace, (above where water connection is on the outside of the trailer) flooded; o There is no water pressure in the kitchen.... bathroom sink and shower are fine, but the kitchen sink stream is smaller than/less than the bathroom sink; The water heater makes a grinding/whistle noise when I'm using hot water *The levers in the bed frame that are supposed to hold the mattress up do not work. Tried to get them to lock in place, they wouldn't. Now the hinged plywood covering the bed storage area is broken off from the hinges. *One of the black moldings on the bedroom slide-out wall is not properly attached - it flaps. *The fastener for the upper middle cupboard above the sleeper sofa was not properly attached and is hanging loosely. *Shower Issues: *The molding/sealant around the bottom outside of the shower was not properly applied.... nice and smooth in some spots but jagged and uneven in other spots; *Half of the shower floor has no support underneath it, *Missing screw cover .*The cardboard? under the propane tanks was not properly installed..hangs down and the propane hose hangs down below it. *Window screens are not securely in place and have gaps between the screen frame and the edge of the window; *The outside panel, between the bottom of the door and the top step is buckled and coming loose; *Front grey tank flap/handle might be bent....it is very difficult to open and close (from day one); *Bamboo sink covers - one is split in half *The slide on the screen door was not attached properly, has popped out and the screen is unraveling. I contacted Bretz RV in Missoula, MT. It would be a few months to get an appointment & I would have to pay for everything up front. They have horrible reviews and I don't trust them to perform repairs correctly. I work a full-time job and do not have time to take photos of everything that is wrong (some of these issues can't be photographed). Nor do I have access to funds to pay for a diagnostic review.... there are WAY TOO MANY ISSUES. Please send this up the chain of command to someone that has the authority to help me. Please find a company that will work on repairs, under warranty and not require me to pay up front. OR find one of your employees that would like a vacation in MT and have them tow a replacement up here OR hire someone to transport it These are huge, significant issues. If anyone in your company says they are not, I'll see them in court. Please help me......I have no other options.

Was looking to replace my trailer with a newer model and found the one we liked on FB Marketplace…read more It had the Exact layout we wanted and was in our price range for a 2017 model. Found out it was at Tiara RV which was 1.5 hours from Grand Rapids in Elkhart, Indiana. Okay, we can check it out. My son was looking at the same time and checked them out and found a deal he liked so we both drove down together. Upon entering we were greeted by several people including our salesman Tanner Livingston. The salesman that had quoted my son on his unit turned him over to Tanner so we all did everything together. We looked at the trailer and really liked it. Same with my son on his trailer (a new 2020) Went back to the office and sat with Tanner while he worked up my deal first. I had a fair offer in mind (didn't say anything though) and Tanner presented me with a price that exceeded that. We were very satisfied with his initial offer and didn't feel the need to beat him up-SOLD. Then he wrote up the offer for my sons pick. After a moment of negotiation the deal was done-SOLD. Tanner went out of his way to make two really great deals for us. A Great salesman. We came back the following week to pick ours up and it was in the garage to do the walk thru. Matt did a nice job going thru everything. The hitch we wanted(Husky 32216) was installed. Signed papers, paid the amount due and we were on our way in less than 90 min. Our experience in dealing with Tanner and Tiara RV was exceptional and pleasant. Everybody was friendly, professional and helpful. The same was experienced when I returned with my son to pick up his new trailer. But the only thing missing from my purchase/pickup was the remote for the installed Jensen stereo. Well, Tanner found one and had it waiting for me on this visit! What customer service. Whatever past bad reviews I saw here on YELP do not reflect what I saw and experienced on my three visits. Tiara RV Sales and Tanner Livingston exceeded my expectations and I would certainly purchase from them again as well as suggest them to others looking for a trailer. I am a Happy Camper.

Purchased a 2026 Montana 3915TB from Tiara in May for about $119,000, bought remotely…read more Since delivery the coach has had repeated warranty problems, including 38 days at Camping World and additional field-service visits. Rig will go in to CW Columbia, SC for more work (~5 days more) We paid for lodging out of pocket while it was not usable since we bought this rig while building our house. 2nd Montana we've purchased (last 1 was 2018 362RD) and long time camper/5th wheel owner (26 years and counting) I have called upper management two to three times a month since May and left multiple messages for owner Todd Cornell. No return call. Staff have listened. Nothing has been resolved on the downtime or the out-of-pocket cost. I am a small-business owner. I do not expect the owner on every sale. After five months and counting, a unit this far down, and this many unanswered messages, a return call is reasonable. Tripp B.

Structural Failure and Poor Customer Service - 2020 Voltage Toy Hauler…read moreI own a 2020 Voltage toy hauler (Dutchmen/Keystone) and have experienced widespread exterior wall delamination, with multiple large sections of side panels separating from the underlying structure. Key points: The RV has been stored indoors and properly maintained. There are no signs of water intrusion, leaks, or external damage. This appears to be a premature structural failure due to adhesive/material defect, not normal wear and tear. I contacted Keystone RV / Dutchmen multiple times and was denied assistance solely because the warranty has expired, with no meaningful review of the defect. I also filed a BBB complaint, yet the issue remains unresolved.

I bought a brand new Keystone Hideout and only have had it for 4 months…read more The grey tank sensor does not work. It registers empty all the time and grey water starts to come up the shower drain. Battery will not run refrigerator for only 3 to 4 hours. Keystone will not honor warranty. Don't buy!!

We recently purchased a 2021 Milestone RV. During the walkthrough the salesman was good about big…read morepicture discussion but lacking on the details. When I got home I started going through the 'owners manuals' to learn about the various systems, of which there are many. The owners manual published by Heartland was last updated in 2017. When I reached out to Heartland for an updated manual that covered the systems missing from the 2017 version this is what I got: "Heartland does not create unit specific manuals. The universal manual that covers all units can be found at https://heartlandrvs.com/owners-manuals/. The basic systems in the units have minimal changes & this manual is relative to the operation of those systems & updated accordingly." The link they provided is to the generic 2017 manual. So, minimal changes to their products since 2017? I bet the sales team doesn't use that phrase much. I have since pointed out the gaps between my unit and their manuals. I will update this review should I get a positive response. This is some of the poorest customer service I've seen it quite a while.

Worst RV manufacturer ever... we have a Heartland Gateway that literally fell apart driving down…read morethe road in Maine this past July. The frame is badly bent and twisted, there is a large crack/hole in the wall on one side and 3 cracks on the other side. The floors and walls are separating. It is no longer safe to tow and is stranded in Maine unusable. We could have been killed towing this or injured someone else on the road. An RV we paid a lot of money for (and still owe money on) was totaled and useless after 3.5 years. Our insurance said it is totaled due to frame failure, but Heartland refuses to do anything to help. Initially they told us to bring the RV to Indiana from Maine so they could inspect it. This was after we already told them it is unsafe to tow. They finally agreed to send an inspector to look at it, but his report was so clearly biased as to take any responsibility off of Heartland. He claimed we hit a tree, which is not true. All they want to do is continue to shift the blame to either us or our insurance company. An RV really should not fall apart after just 3.5 years. A company who cares about their customer and stands behind their product should step up and help when something this out of the ordinary happens. Pictures and more information can be seen here: https://4radicalroadschoolersandafatcat.com/2018/08/20/the-day-our-heartland-rv-left-us-homeless/ and here: https://4radicalroadschoolersandafatcat.com/2018/10/22/heartless-heartland-rvs/.

To whom it may concern, Prior to purchasing an RV I called…read moreseveral RV repair shops and simply asked them which brands they would recommend to buy based on which ones were the easiest to work on and broke down the least. Heartland was often recommended and the brand we chose to purchase. We shopped around and had to choose between two dealers. We chose Lakeshore RV because they were giving us the same deal on a 2019 as the other dealer was for a 2018. I explained to our agent that we were travel nurses and had two dogs and a parrot. We came up with an agreed upon delivery date. Several weeks later I was informed that the RV would be shipping out several weeks later than agreed upon. She was ultimately able to arrange for a delivery date that worked better for us as it is very difficult to find temporary housing with so many animals.... Hence our choice to purchase an RN. I also discussed with her that we had no experience with RVs and she guaranteed me that the man delivering it would teach us the basics of setting it up and that he had done this many times before. When it arrived the man delivering it informed us that he was in a rush as he had another delivery to make. He had us look over the RV and sign the paper saying it was delivered, as it should be. About 1 minute after he left we found a spot on the back garage where he had clearly hit something yellow. We immediately had him come back to see the damage. He denied that he had done this and said that in the 1 minute he was gone we must have done it. At that point we owned one red car and one black truck and did not yet even own a hitch to move the RV making it impossible for us to have caused that damage. We also asked him to give us a quick walk through of the unit and how to hook it up as I had discussed with April Welch. He chuckled and said he had no idea how to set up an RV and that his job was to deliver it and put the two front legs down to unhitch it from his truck. That was Sunday and we started a new job Monday morning. It took us several days to get the water and electric hooked us and to understand the dump systems. As we were on west coast time and not getting out of work till 5p we were unable to get any help from the dealership. One of our neighbors helped us hook up our water after work one day. Once we did it began spewing water from behind the hook up. We needed to take the entire panel off and tighten all the screws and fittings. We then got calls from our neighbors on two separate days that they had to turn off our water while we were at work because we had water overflowing from the underbelly of the RV. Once we took it all apart again we found that the fitting connecting the hot water heater to the RV wasn't secure and was allowing well over 100 gallons of water to spew into the underbelly of our RV. Next we had a leak in the toilet that cost a couple of hundred dollars to fix and after that our garage AC stopped working in the middle of a New Mexico summer. We then started working with Adam Batson to get the AC fixed. After 2 months of sending him pictures of what we needed fixed several times we finally got the AC delivered. We had the RV repairmen at the RV to fix the AC, slide valves in our dump tanks, and the water selector switch. They quickly noticed they sent us the wrong AC. They called Domedic who told us that if we could get authorization they had a warehouse not far from where we now were in LA and that we could return the old AC and pick up the correct one. We were unable to get Adam to do this because it was 5:00p his time and he couldn't start working on it until at least Monday. We had to wait several weeks and again repetitively sending parts pictures and pictures of bar codes before getting the correct part several months later. Once we got an RV technician to install the new AC he said the old one had stopped working because when it was installed the freeze sensor wasn't in the coil/fins as it should have been causing the compressor to run too long and not shut down when it should and thus shortening the life of the compressor. We had also begun having water leaking from under our sink and had two repair men not know where the leak was coming from. The leak caused all of the wood and wood paneling around the kitchen sink to rot and need to be replaced. After daily calls to Adam and sending him pictures several times we were finally able to get the parts. Then after our move we arrived and the couches in the garages were both flat against the sides of the RV. The metal on the happy jack lifts had bent allowing them to once again fall during our move. I called Adam who told me that Happy Jack would not authorize to replace the part. I got the happy jack information from him. I explained to the man there what had happened and he asked me if there were pins in the couches to secure the couches and prevent them from falling. I told him that when we received the RV the couches were down and that there were no pins

Purchased a brand new heartland RV had problems immediately. Started with the toilet leaking into…read morethe ductwork then electrical started then we had issues with the water heater then after just a month or two the ceiling started falling down these things are absolute garbage avoid heartland, RVs, and their associate would absolutely not help. Local dealership won't even work on it even though they're a heartland dealer if they don't sell it. Heartland RVs are garbage do yourself a favor and buy anything but

Problems with the 2251LE, Forester by Forest River: RV…read moreis missing running boards so that a handicap person is unable to get in or out of vehicle. This is an ADA issue requiring me to carry a stool on a rope for the driver's side entry; RV has manual side mirror instead of inside electronic adjustment ability; There is NO spare tire. One could be stranded on the highway or "two" callouts may need to be made to auto club to move tires around. This could mean you are driving on 3 of 4 rear tires exceeding manufacture limits; Workmanship issue: (1) Found a DRILL BIT stuck in the BLACK sewer tank valve causing sewer to dump in front of business. Radio with limited range. (2) Dealer found radio antenna not connected. Still weak; Navigation system is worthless. Unit locks entire system; streets may be missing (one); had to put is an address two blocks away to navigate; unit shows "inadequate memory." Step inside coach difficult for handicap person. Nothing to hold onto within coach; The toilet area is too small for larger (handicap) persons; RV comes with one coach battery. I paid to add the second battery; First RV after owned three others, that I had to install my own bathroom hardware; There is no interior light switch by entry door. You must enter in dark to find switches; There are inadequate 110 AC plugs (3) within RV. You must string an extension cord across aisle from kitchen sink to table; etc. Forest River claimed that this was the way the dealers ordered the RV unit. In my opinion, Forest River should be responsible for the products that leave their facility. On the positive side, the RV looks good, but see above.

I just called the only number that is listed anywhere and talked to a receptionist who told me the…read moreforest river legacy series has been discontinued. I wanted to work with Forest River and build one from scratch into a super trailer of sorts. But not only is it difficult to find a phone number to anyone there's no contact information. Only a vicious circle of pages to click on going absolutely nowhere.