2018 Liberty Outdoors reviews

In general, I like Northwood Mfg. products like Arctic Fox and Outdoors RV, relative to the RV industry generally which does a very poor job of engineering products, quality control, and being truthful in marketing. The Outdoors 21RD has a utilitarian floor plan with a couple of options at the big windows in the back. The option for recliners is strange in that they don't turn around to take advantage of the great view that those windows provide. Like all Northwood products, this also isn't a "4-season" coach except in the Southern US. It is a mostly comfortable coach for 3 seasons if you add insulation to the storage compartment. It loses enough heat through its frame to outline its location on the outside walls with melted lines on a frosty morning. Perhaps most importantly, though, this unit has a gross-weight problem. It only has 3,500 lb. axles but huge, boondock-ready fresh water and waste water capacities. With axles less capable than even their smallest unit in the line-up, they can't legally carry the full weight of the coach, a full fresh-water tank, and a normal family's load of clothing, food, gear, etc., let alone take all that weight off-road. Something has to give. If you get the Titanium package, now its aesthetics are even heavier and the coach will usually be maxed out all the time, which is not a good way to tow a trailer, especially into any rough backcountry. It needs an expensive dual 5,200 lb. axle retrofit to really function as it should. Show less

I love my little Parkliner so much! I take it to visit family 3 states away and can park up in their yard. We camp often at local lakes. I have been renting my Parkliner on Outdoorsy and love sharing it with other tiny camper lovers! Show less

My first and only RV that I've ever purchased and towed! Fell in love with it the moment I saw it. Had to have it. The overall structure besides the out door frames coming off, is very nice quality and I am grateful for the larger tires since the bottom does not drag on the ground anymore. Besides dealing with the horrible leaks, the refrigerator not working, not being able to reach manufacturers, horrible peeling of the dining table and kitchen countertop, not having a working DVD player ever, the remote for the DVD player not working, not being able to program the automatic jack, and a couple of other things, it's a great trailer! The wood underneath the kitchen and dining table are really beautiful and I may just remove the rest of the garbage that they laid on top and just have the beautiful wood that's underneath. The refrigerator is going to cost a fortune to replace. I don't know about the DVD player but it has never worked properly since day one. Furrion is a crappy product. Overall, this trailer has tons of wonderful potential if more was put into the quality of building, and using upstanding products to ensure their longevity. I do not regret purchasing my trailer, although I would like to sell it and buy a new one hopefully built properly from the beginning with everything working at least for 2 to 3 years before needing any replacement. Show less

This is the fourth trailer I’ve owned and it is the best towing of the 4. I haven’t had any issues, quality is great. I’ve towed it on a lot of tight narrow roads and it hold the road great. Option of 4 batteries along with solar panels is fantastic. Only drawback I’ve found is the drain valves are a little hard to reach but that’s to protect them I believe. You can’t go wrong buying this trailer. Show less

Bought this February 2018 (in Seattle) at the RV show, but didn't use it until June. It replaced a Jayco that we had tons of issues with (saved for another review). What impressed us about this trailer was that unlike the Jayco, it seemed to be built like a tank. And indeed, it's porky for its length. Only real design-related issue we did not like was the bed facing sideways instead of lengthwise, making it harder to get in and out of without climbing over the wife, and harder to make the bed. But we knew about this when we bought it so it. In 2 years of ownership, the ONLY things that went wrong were related to user error: 1) An errant cast iron frying pan popped the staples out of the side of the kitchen cabinet. I fixed with with some nice brass screws. 2) One of the screws holding the bumper pad above a drawer handle under the dinette seat ripped out from getting in and out of the seat (a side effect of short legs). Fixed that issue as well. Otherwise, this short and somewhat heavy trailer was great. I say was because someone stole it earlier this month. Huge bummer all the way around. We'll miss it. Show less

Purchased the 23 dbs from Thompson’s RV in Pendleton Oregon. This has been an excellent trailer for Fourseason camping. We have used this trailer in 3 feet of snow and in the blistering desert and it has performed perfectly. The high-quality construction of this trailer has not gone unnoticed. My Family are all travel trailer owners and all of them remark about the high-quality and sturdy construction of the Outdoors RV brand. Show less

This RV is the perfect couples trailer. All holding tanks are heated and insulated and the fresh water tank has a heat pad for really cold nights. This is probably one of the best built RVs on the market today. Outdoors RV Mfg builds their own frames. They do not outsource that critical part of the manufacturing process. Fit and Finish is far above 85% of RVs being made today. Outdoors puts shocks on all four wheels as well as a Mor-Ryde suspension between the leaf springs. Very smooth towing experience a well as being easier on tires. Rear observation camera lets you know what is going on behind you at all times. Roof is incredibly solid, with 5 inches of insulation. I've had this RV in frigid, snowy weather and have stayed very cozy. I would definitely buy from Outdoors RV again as their warranty support has been second to none. There is no " perfect RV" out there. Every RV has issues. It has been very comforting to me that Outdoors has always gotten right back with me any time I have had an issue. Outdoors also installs quality Goodyear Endurance tires on their RVs, probably the best travel trailer tire available. Show less

Have enjoyed this trailer for about 1 year. She is easy to tow with our F150 (with tow package) and an equalizer hitch. Carries lots of water and has tons of storage, I don't think we could fill all of the storage it has to offer. Best of all, lots of counter space. We have hosted big meals in our trailer and that counter space comes in really handy! At one time we had something like 12 people in the trailer sipping coffee and staying out of the cold. We just brought in a couple of folding chairs for more seating. The tenters in the group were happy to get out of the cold. We also love all of the floor space as we have 3 larger dogs. It has been great. About the only issue we had was a dead USB port, but that was an easy fix. We have had her down dirt roads, and into some very tight campgrounds. The backup camera comes in handy! Show less

This is our second RV manufactured by Outdoors RV. Our first was a 25’ Timber Ridge Mountain Series towable. The style, build quality and dependability was top notch. When we decided to go from a towable trailer to a 5th wheel, Outdoors RV was our first choice given the quality of the TimberRidge. We looked at the Glacier Peak Mountain Series F28RKS and knew it was the one for us. We sold our TimberRidge and without hesitation bought the Glacier Peak. The Glacier Peak has been an amazing unit with once again superb style, build quality, reliability and livability. For us, the only reason we are selling our Glacier Peak is due to a single fact. As we are now fully retired we are starting to travel longer distances with longer stays away from home. Without hesitation if Outdoors RV manufactured a larger 5th wheel we would absolutely buy it on the spot. We tow our current Glacier Peak with a 2018 Chevy Silverado 2500HD Duramax using a PullRite 18K Super Glide Hitch. What a dream to pull and I can’t count the number of times I’ve checked my mirrors to make sure the 5th wheel was still with us. Yep, it tows that well. We will miss our Glacier Peak and can only hope it’s replacement is built as well and is as trouble free. Show less