2014 Pleasure-Way reviews

We were previous owners of a Pleasure Way Class B and were very happy with that RV. So we upgraded to this model because of its larger size, ability to stand straight up and the full bathroom. Below is the review in RV Life Magazine that sold us on the bigger RV https://www.rvlifemag.com/2014-pleasure-way-pursuit/ We loved it but it's time to sell. Show less

Its pretty small for 2 people. t was originally purchased in February of 2014. I bought it used from a dealer in Nokomis Fl in march of 2017. It had 25,000 miles on it. I have put an additional 15,000 on it. In April of this year both rear side windows had to be removed and resealed as rain poured in. Pleasure Way said they were not responsible. It is again in the repair shop as rain is pouring in on the drivers side behind an outside panel . I am very disappointed in the integrity of the construction of this Pleasure Way. The interior walls are now once again stained by rain getting inside and of course mold is a worry. Would never buy another Pleasure Way. Show less

We had a great experience with this conversion model on a MB Sprinter chassis. It performed very well on our coast to coast RV adventure touring National and State Parks. We especially enjoyed being able to camp in National Park campgrounds which often have length limitations. Since it has no slideouts, we were able to park it on city streets of Chicago and Savannah, GA. The appliances all worked well, and the floor plan was perfect. The bed was comfortable, even for my height of 6'3". The large windows were very nice and are not found on most box van conversions. Gas mileage was great at 20-22 MPG, and the van performed well through the mountains with it's 5 speed automatic. My wife drove about 1/3 of the time. The side mirrors and backup camera made parking quite easy. We had to replace 3 windows under warranty as well as the LP regulator, but all works well now. The fit and finish of this Pleasure Way model was excellent, held up very well. Show less

For two people that enjoy traveling or going to state and national parks you couldn't ask for a better unit, especially if you want to maneuver into that perfect spot. Those that are familiar with Class B lifestyle would have to agree that this is probably one of the very best on the market. I rated livability at only 4 stars because of the shower. Normally I would use the facilities at state parks but when you are boondocking it's just a little tight, but that's my only complaint. The RV at 68 mph will get over 18 mpg and the comfort is incredible, I feel I can drive for ever but when we do want to stop we don't worry where we're going to park if we want to stop at a restaurant or anywhere really. The forward lounge is a great place to kick back, watch TV or a movie on Blu-Ray. Surf the web or eat dinner. If you want to lay back for awhile use the rear sofa and again watch TV or a movie. The large pass through door is convenient especially with the serving area, sit outside by the fire serve up appetizers or dinner. Overall, the RV / camping experience couldn't be better. Show less

5,300 miles the first 4 months and love the van. Drives much better than my prior Chevrolet 3500. Floor plan is a huge improvement from the Roadtrek. No issues to report. Show less