2004 Lance reviews

I bought this camper from a friend who bought it new. My wife has decided that she doesn't like camping. Sadly, I have to sell it. I am going to miss it. It is completely self-contained and ready to go. I have slept in it comfortably at 20 degrees. It holds enough battery and propane to run the furnace all night in these conditions with plenty of propane left over and the battery only half gone. It is fully functional and ready to go with dishes, pots and pans, bedding, etc. It does require a full 8ft. truck bed. It requires a 3/4 ton or better pickup. We used the window in front to connect with the back window in the pickup. We have a crew cab pickup, so our three dogs could come and go through the window, making it possible for them to sleep in the cab of the truck. Big advantages, no registration in my state, no tires to wear out. Goes anywhere the truck will go. Fully functional on the road. Access to bathroom, kitchen, etc without any slideouts to get in the way. You will have lots of fun in this camper. Show less

This is the greatest way to travel. Can go places larger units can't even dream of going. Lance is quality plus. Everything stays so solid...no rattles. The solar eliminates all worry of battery capacity. Show less

My wife and I have been across the US, including Alaska, several time and found this unit to be easy to use, reliable, and convenient. The appliances are very reliable; the bed is a great queen mattress and storage in that area was adequate for us. The fiberglass exterior has been easy to maintain. On the minus side the dinette convertible to an adult bed is sleepable but makes access through that area difficult. Also, my preference would be to have greater black and gray holding capacity and less fresh water capacity. Show less