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A 2016 Ghost 36ft long 13.6ft tall. purchased used in 2019. A 4300 International chassis. 6.7 Cummin 325hp 6speed Allison pulls 20k. GCC 25999. No headwind 8mpg towing at 60-65mph. With headwind 6-7mpg We were more interested in the mechanical workings but fit and finish was fine as well. Nexus was responsive to my questions and need for parts even tholugh it was used.. We never used a factory warranty. We purchased an extended warranty at time of sale. Show less

Alk aluminum wall studs, makes it lighter than wood. Reliable Fird engine and chassy. Workmanship in cabinets are excellent Like the worm gear slide system Big foot level system Kitchen table a bed for kids All ducted heat and air system are excellent way for heat and cooling. Show less

Redwood builds a very high quality, luxury RV. Almost every available option such as, dishwasher, wine cooler, generator, cedar closets, and many more options to make it more a luxury condo than an RV. No issues with towing or heating and cooling, even in the Texas extremes. Beautiful full body painted exterior with no decals to fade and peel. The perfect fulltime home on the road. Show less

Love the design. Hate the quality. Two thirds of plumbing connections leaked causing serious rot under bathroom floor. $4,000+ repair bills. 1/16" fiberglass, 1/8" veneer laminated roof delaminated, deformed, cracked, broke and leaked, not repairable without comple replacement, $8,000 materials plus labor. Show less

Snow bird from Alaska to Tucson, Arizona. Driven for the past 6 years. Other than normal things like tires, no problems at all. Paid for the upgrade TT and glad we did. Looking for another Outdoors RV in the Titanium model. Show less

Leaks, leaks, leaks. Major $5,000 bathroom rebuild due to poor plumbing during manufacturing. Fiberglass roof cracking along roof cross members. Love the design and weight. Hate the poor quality control. Show less

We purchased a brand new 2016 Creekside camp trailer that was manufactured at Outdoors RV in La Grande Oregon to find many internal problems like windows that didn't open to cabinets moving away from walls to a rotted bedroom floor caused by neglect and oversight on the assembly line because an awning arm was not sealed. Now over $3000 in damage and the manufacturer will not even help us to repair this. We are retired and on a limited income and the trailer is not even paid off. The Service Manager, Rick Ewing agreed to help then he refused to honor his commitment. We will never purchase another RV from Outdoors RV Manufacturing nor refer our friends to them. Very dissatisfied with this company. Linda and Earl Gibson, Washington State Show less

It's a fun finder 2016 model 6 sleeper the Inside is still ok and outside too..I just hope you people help get a buyer for me as soon as possible cause I really need to get it sold so I can use the money for some other issues thanks Show less

We have loved camping in our travel trailer. It's our home away from home! It is so comfortable and had all the amenities that we wanted! The beautiful interior and floor plan is what first attracted us to our RV. I love the way the kitchen is set up with lots of counter space and storage, so much so, that we rarely ever filled it up when going camping. The recliners are so very comfortable. I love the way the dinette is positioned to be able to look out our big back window while eating our meals. The bathroom/shower is the perfect size, not too small! The under-the-bed storage and basement is large enough to store everything we needed for our camping trips. Camping in this RV has been a true joy! Show less

Purchased new Jan. 2016. Dealer said they winterized before camper was bought. Brought it home and parked it until first trip to VA.Beach. 4 days prior to departure hooked up every thing included water. 3 leaks with alot of underside insulation wet. Called McGeorge(worthless) and was told to bring it in and they would get to it in about 3 weeks. Told them that I had reservations in 4 days and their reply was I should have gotten it ready sooner.(worthless). After alot of show room screaming they said they would have it ready by Thursday. All was okay for a couple of trips until August. Camping during Aug. And the A/C blew up. Called McGeorge(worthless) was told to bring it in and they would get to it in about six weeks. Called cruiser rv to ask if I could take it to another dealer. They agreed so I took it to Southern RV in Richmond. Took it in on Monday morning and had it back with a new A/C the following Monday. Took it on a few sort mileage trips and the water heater stopped working on the electric side. Not a show stopper but just not proper for a new camper. Southern RV to the rescue again. Back in 2 days. LED Lights (blHad ue) on the front of camper went out,again not a show stopper but just not right. Had McGeorge (worthless) order the lights (its now november)took the camper to them and they installed white ones. I just stared at the service tech and started laughing. The following spring on the first trip out when I cut the A/C on I found that there was almost no air flow coming out of the bunk area vents none the bathroom vent. After some detective work with one of those flexible cameras for looking into vents, I found 2 of those red shop rags stuffed way back into those two vents. Pulled them out and headed up to McGeorge.(worthless) Asked to speak to both the service manager and the store manager on duty. I tossedthe rags up on the service desk and asked them if they belonged to them. Service manager said yes but the manager on duty immediately said NO!!!! The rags had MCG in black sharpie on it When I told him where I had found them he quickly tried to bully me and said I was lying. They used to have a bell you ring when you buy a camper as sort of a celebration, well I rang it on the way out and loudly said "you'll be sorry to everyone on the sales floor. Not a good combo of poor quality products and a lousy service department. Show less