2000 Bigfoot RV reviews

The reason for the 1 star is that it is out of warranty and we didn't own it when it was in warranty. It is a great warm weather unit. The floor is cold in cold weather. All appliances, including AC, are good quality as is everything about the interior and exterior. We never did tow with it. The original tow hook up is a 6 pin, and I understand now that tow units are 7 pin. It's a big box, so strong cross winds affect the handling, but in reasonable wind, it handles easily. This model does not have a pull out making it convenient primarily to 2 people and a small cat or dog. The amount of interior and basement storage is more than adequate for allowable weight limit. The hole for the dump tube needs to be modified to get the tube out the bottom of the service compartment. Show less

Bought this RV used 5 years ago. We were looking for a trailer to accommodate 2-3 adults, be towable with a small truck (Tacoma, V6 engine), and be small enough to fit on most campground spots, not just pull-throughs. We have taken the BigFoot around the East of North America. Excellent construction and insulation compared to more mainstream manufacturers, with solid floors, oak cabinets, real mattresses, full-size fridge and freezer. The floor plan is conservative, but efficient. The full restroom with separate shower and hot water is great. The fiberglass shell is reassuring, solid, and easy to work with. The windows' glass is thermal, and combined with full polyurethane insulation, extends the camping season through late November, in Canada. The only drawback; the BigFoot is about as aerodynamic as a mountain; it's a cube. The front with its window cover is almost vertical. The sidewalls are vertical. Would buy again in a heartbeat, and would buy nothing else. Our previous "Jayco & Co" didn't hold up against this 20-year-old BigFoot. Even our Winnebago doesn't compare in terms of build quality. Show less

Bigfoot is a huge name in the motorhome world. These things are workhorses!! I couldn't find one under $30k, I would buy this if I didn't already have two. If you are looking for a great motorhome,then Bigfoot I add the one for you@@@ Show less

Very well made with one piece fiberglass roof, solid maple cabinet doors and drawer, corion counter tops. Unit is well insulated, has a lot of basement storage that usually is not found on gas model coaches. Drives and rides well. Pulls and handles my wrangler toad well. Overall well pleased with this unit. Show less