2015page=2page=2page=2 Heartland reviews

This is a very comfortable model because of the king slide that makes the living and dining area quite roomy. The large windows give light and a good view. The bathroom is also quite adequate for two large adults. See below for all the things included to make it ready to ride! Show less

Our toy hauler is a beautiful camper but lots of problems. Both decks have cracked and could cause terrible damage to a human falling through. We repeatedly took our camper back to the dealership with lots of complaints that were never repaired. At the beginning, we had several lights that didn’t work, the TV port doesn’t work, one propane tank doesn’t work, and here we are now facing the cheap material peeling off all of the recliners. I probably could go on and on, but I would never recommend Camper to anyone. Right now I’m dealing with the toy hauler deck that has hardly ever been used soft and rotten and splitting the outside of the camper. The side deck is doing the same thing. I have searched class action lawsuits with no luck. Show less

We quite enjoy the layout! Having the extra large bedroom slide allows for ample closet and storage space. The only caveat being when you travel it's wise to move heavy items to the rear central floor. Quality. Many things are good but... within a year the bedroom slide floor was totally soft. Factory said bring it to them but that was unreasonable. Local repair shops wanted $4k plus - ridiculous. We self fixed under $200. Just like a boat, you need some ingenuity. Kitchen floor under the fridge also rotted due to the manufacturers use of garbage water line to the ice maker which called in the first year. Replaced with braided stainless and no problems since. All the caulking was garbage so we redid the entire unit. Full paint job is cracking mostly on dark paint surfaces. Keep on waxing! Overhead rear clearance light fell off and is impossible to find a replacement. Darn. My recommendation would be only purchase if you know how to fix lots of stuff! And good luck! FYI, our previous fiver was a Holiday Rambler Presidential 5 slide. Just as many issues plus it burnt down due to a fridge fire. Double darn! Show less

Dual tires make it easy to maneuver and best for inclement road conditions. Livability is large and comfortable. Exterior is rugged and attractive. All components are hardy and easy to maintain. Bunkhouse offers a lot of optional uses. Great storage. Great for company. Great for office. Enclosed underbelly protects and insulates. Show less

This has been nothing but a waste of money!!! The floors and walls have done nothing but ROT, I have never seen anything like it!! If you buy one make sure you buy caulk stock you will need it! Before you camp the first time take everything a part and reseal it all give it 6 months and you will be buying subfloor, carpet or tile, walls, kitchen island if you have one.. it's been something with this pile all the time. Please beware and buy something you can enjoy instead of fixing and not be able to enjoy! Show less

Worst quality, most beautiful RV we've ever owned and we have owned many. It is in the shop more than at home. The warranty dept. Spend more time arguing then recommending a fix. Can't sell it or trade since it has depreciated so much. Show less

We bought this TT in the fall of 2014. Straight out of the gate there were 7 warranty issues to be addressed, ranging from a non functional electric stabilizer to poorly installed furnishings and non working electronics. In less than a year, one axle failed and had to be replaced and water leakage and mold was evident in the storage compartment. This RV towed like a lead sled, even with a 400HP truck with a hemi engine towing it. By the time we had the RV 5 years, it was effectively junk. Leaks, rot, a second axle failure, and plumbing issues totally ruined our RV ownership experience. We enjoyed camping when we had it, but the junk the RV industry is putting out there these days has convinced us to never own one again! We have friends with different brands of RVs with similar stories and problems. Either save up for an Airstream or don't bother and use an Air BNB! Show less

A Great Travel Trailer! Had the privilege of staying in this trailer for one week and it was great! Hot water was great, AC was cold, and the beds were super comfortable. The outdoor TV was awesome while around the fire. I definitely recommend this trailer! Show less

The 2015 3160 Bighorn EL is the best 5th wheel we have ever owned. We have had it for six years and have had minimal problems. Things operate as they should. I see that others have not been so fortunate. Replaced wiper and bulb seals on the hydrolic slide outs myself, no big problem. Most of my issues with the coach have been self inflicted. Replaced one topper so far, no big deal. I had a leak with the selector valve that goes from tank to city ect. the problem there was one does not select from one position to the other under pressure. The o rings will fail. Ordered a new valve and was back in business in about 20 minutes. I could have used the old valve as there is an o ring that is not in use and can be used to replace a damaged one. Anyway, we love our Bighorn and would not hesitate to buy another. Show less

I have only used this camper modestly but I will say that I do enjoy the layout for everyday use. The kitchen is nice and open as well as the master bed is comfortable too. I used a 2016 Ram 1500 Ecodiesel to tow with and it was great. Easy to hook up and easy to level too. Nice overall camper and use of storage space. Show less