2014page=2page=2page=2page=2page=2 Keystone reviews

We've had lots of fun in this camper. We live in Texas and we use this camper as our northern home for the summer and early fall. Nice open layout with kitchen dining, and living room. We use our electric fireplace on cool evenings. We also spend alot of time under our very large outdoor awning. Show less

We have pulled it all over the country and no issues other than a tire blow out, but tires were not good grade. We've lived in for over a year and it's had a few cosmetic issues, but other than that, it has been a good 5th wheel. Show less

This is the little RV that CAN! The box is only 18 feet long but then the king bed bedroom slides out the back to make it instantly roomy! Tows like a dream, only 21 feet bumper to hitch and less than 5,000 lbs. empty. Has everything - full size fridge, oven, micro, shower, sofa AND a dinette AND two bunks. If you fold up the lower bunk you can even fit bicycles in it through the oversized door. But beware, starting with the 2015 model then cheapened it up on many levels, dropping trims, smaller tanks, no exterior lights etc. Show less

Bought this RV new in 2014. Had it delivered and setup permanently in our campground early in the spring of 2015. What a piece of junk! Many many problems over the years. I could write a book. Main problems have been water damage in all 4 slides and water damage in the floor near the sliding glass door. Poor design and construction are to blame for this. Another big problem is the ability of mice to get into the trailer. I have found many openings in the floor near the plumbing pipes and drains in the kitchen and bath, near the furnace, and in the wall between the living room and bathroom. You would think that Ketstone (MFG) would seal these penetrations when it was built? Well they didn't so the furry friends enjoy their winters in my camper. I think I just found the last remaining mice penetration point near the furnace yesterday. For some reason the factory had drilled holes in the floor near the furnace? 1" holes. Maybe they were going to run the propane gas line thru those holes but they didn't. The holes were left open to the under belly. I sealed them up and I am hoping this is the last time they will get in.,,, fingers crossed. In summary all I can say is this to anyone who reads this in advance of buying a RV both new or used. STAY AWAY FROM KEYSTONE TRAILERS. THEY ARE CRAP!!! Show less

My experience has been good. I bought this off the previous owner versus a dealer so I have no say on warranty support. It has been a good camper and I have had no mechanical issues to date with it. Everything continues to work as it should. My only complaint would be oxidation on the fiberglass nose cone. I will have to eventually get it professionally repainted because I waited too long to wax and preserve the original coat. Towing it has been much easier than anticipated as a rookie when I bought it. It tows like a champ behind my RAM 2500. Yes I would recommend this particular model to family and friends. Show less

Every single time we have used this fifth wheel something has broken. Every possible corner was cut during construction all the way to leaving caulking tubes in the underbelly. Every single screw has come out at least once. Every knob and drawer pull has fallen off, and even the bottoms of the drawers have fallen out. The shower handle has disassembled itself while exploding plastic pieces in my eye. The propane regulator literally cracked in half, filling the cavity with propane. I imagine the build quality is on par with the other brands. $5 worth of thread lock would probably be enough to save a customer years of hassle. Show less

My wife and I love this RV. It has the perfect Floorplan for us. Lots of counter space and enough room for the 2 of us. Great after market mattress as well. If we were not moving next spring, we would keep it. Show less

I have a 3500 Ram 6.7 diesel that tows the RV and you hardly knows it is pulling the rig. With the rear view camera it takes a lot of stress off by easily seeing what is behind you. Backing up is a as well. well. The upgraded steps are a plus as well.We just want to downsize. The unit is very comfortable to live in and the fireplace is such a nice feature and it does add addition warmth to the furnace.,, Show less

We are very happy with our choice of a Keystone Sprinter travel trailer. The floorplan was well designed and the overall quality was good. I was so excited to have a kitchen island, with additional storage and room for seating/serving. The second entrance directly into the bathroom was definitely a plus with kids. The sleeping areas in the bunkhouse were a bonus, and the privacy in the master bedroom with a solid door is much appreciated. Show less

I love the Keystone Montana. AC is much better and quieter then most 5th wheels. Love the desk and drawers. The king bed is excellent for a 5th wheel. The tanks are huge and the 12 gal water heater is super. Great for long vacations or just living in it. love the big dbl frig/ freezer and large Island. Show less