2021 Winnebago reviews

We bought a new 2021 36ft 5th wheel RV, and the clear coat on the front cap started flaking after one year. It's been stored under cover, washed only with RV-safe products, and had paint protection applied by the dealer. Despite this, Winnebago and the dealer won't help, blaming each other . My $70,000+ RV looks terrible, and we are now embarrassed to go camping!! Buyers beware I'll never buy from Winnebago again due to their poor customer support and service!! Show less

2021 Winnebago Voyage 3134rl. While under the structural warranty the side wall started showing a crack off the corner of the slide. It was determined the structure in the wall had failed. Inside the wall also started coming apart. The flex in the wall was so bad that the wall separated from the roof. So what did Winnebago do? Well after weeks of pics and back and forth with the warranty department THEY sent me an email stating they will not be participating in the repair. They would not give me any explanation and they closed the claim. Which is basically like hanging up on you and blocking your phone number. I could no longer contact via email on the claim. I pushed on leaving messages and sending emails and received ZERO response. As someone who has owned a couple other products by them I was shocked how terrible the company treated me. AGAIN IT WAS STILL WITHIN THE TIME FRAME OF THE STRUCTURE WARRANTY. So my opinion is NEVER BUY ANYTHING FROM WINNEBAGO OR ANY OF THERE COMPANIES!!! Show less

SO easy to drive, even when we tow our raft or even the utility trailer. I'm 5'3" and have taken this on solo trips and "girl's" trips with my mom even. Great storage in the "garage" section and the enclosed shower/bathroom space was a must for us - even if we're just hanging wet gear in there to drain. We really like the ease of cooking in it, but really really like it when we can just leave the side door open, pop the outdoor table down and cook/eat outdoors wherever we are! The 4-Wheel drive has been awesome on early spring trips when we've had snow and for 4-wheel low pulling our raft out at take-outs...This is a great rig overall and we've loved it! Show less

I enjoyed traveling in this RV. It’s easy to drive and you are camping in minutes. I am moving a little smaller coach as I am alone most of the time when travelling. 4pt hydraulic level system 1rear stabilizer 1 TV satellite 1 internet satellite 1cell phone booster 1Blue ray CD player 3way speaker system 2added solar panels Wired at factory w/lithium system + Lithium batteries Show less

I lived in Montana for about a year in this camper while traveling for work. Really loved the layout of this camper and it was nicely designed. Truly enjoyed watching tv at night with the fireplace going during cold Montana nights. HOWEVER, to say it had problems is an understatement. The leaks never stopped, none of the plumbing was properly installed. I stopped counting at 20 leaks. The fridge stopped working after 5 months and the board had to be replaced. The bedroom never closed correctly so I gave up on using it. The table ripped out of the floor when it was towing. The bed frame collapsed when I got up one morning and I am not a very big person. One of the motors on the jack had to be replaced because it stopped working. Both of the theater seats broke and wouldn’t recline. The seal on the shower wasn’t done correctly and caused water damage. The ac sounded like a helicopter hovering on the roof. This was my 5th camper and I take very good care of my things but I actually felt anxious worrying about what was breaking next and how hard (and expensive) it would be to get it fixed. Winnebago has ZERO QC. What a piece of junk. I believe at one time they were known for their quality but times have changed. Show less

I brought this motor home because Winnebago is suppose to be the best of the best for motor homes. Well let me tell ya I don't know what happened to them over the years but this 2021 is a piece of garbage. I had nothing but trouble with it from day one with something going wrong after I fixed the last thing that went wrong. This should be called the Winnebago Big Lemon Winnie, Everything that could go wrong did !! Let's start with the leak in the sky light over the shower, yep had a hair line crack in it and had to be replaced, then the bathroom led lights started flickering and had to be replaced, and let's not forget the toilet that had to be replaced, mind you it's a 2021 with 6700 miles on it !! Moving on to the bathroom door that wouldn't close hitting the door jam and still does, and the on board batteries that were not charging when plug in to the shore line !! Now moving on to the Norcold N7X refrigerator that won't get cold and will have to be yes you guessed it replaced !! They should take this back and give me all my money back !! I still have more but I don't think my fingers can keep pushing the buttons but let me tell ya people ...DON'T BUY A WINNEBAGO, In closing let's not forget the shades that don't go up without pushinh them up !!!! WINNEBAGO YOU DESERVE THIS MOTOR HOME BACK .... Show less

First thing I didn't like about this RV was the handles on the lower drawers and cabinets that gouged my legs. It was recalled for this issue, but I had already taken my dremel to them. Next issue was the black water tank handle would not pull out. I didn't find this out until the warranty expired, because of covid. I spent $500.00 to get this repaired. I have not had the camper to a campground yet because of a broken back, but I hope this is the end of my problems. Show less

About 2 years old when the roof developed soft area that is just ahead of the ladder. The plywood appears to be rotted and the rubber roof has been cleaned and sealed regularly and stored inside when not in use ! There is no damage or any evidence of water leaking. WINNEBAGO WILL NOT COVER THE ROTTEN PLYWOOD AND REPAIR!!! They say that Is NOT PART OF THE 3YEAR STRUCTURE WARRANTY??? And the slide out works only by the second person pushing and shoving on it it is JUNK Show less

The Winnebago Travato 59K is a quality built class B travel van. Built on the sturdy Dodge Ram Promaster 3500 chassis with 280HP V6 engine it has plenty of power for all terrains. At 21 ft long, 6’ 9” wide, getting to where the action is makes this vehicle a popular choice among travel enthusiasts who like the freedom of traveling where the bigger rigs cannot go. Parking in tight spots is no problem and the backup camera adds additional safety. Dry camping is a breeze with the 215 watt solar panels, ONAN 2800 micro quiet generator, LP gas tank and Truma furnace/ water heater. The 13 foot electric awning with LED lights will keep you cool and add lots of outdoor space to your camping experience. Or hook up at your favorite RV park, state park or National Park with the 30amp service. Starting from the back of the van you will find a wet bath, plenty of storage in a closet, underbed storage and overhead storage bins above the Twin beds. Toward the front is the kitchen with overhead storage pantry bins, a 2 cooktop gas burner stove, a convection microwave oven with toaster rack, storage drawers and an ample refrigerator /freezer. Stored tray tables slide out and cab seats swivel around to make a comfortable seating area. Show less

We had this Winnebago Solis for just about a year when we found the gasket around the pop-top coming off. When we looked at the roof more closely we also found holes and gaps in the rubber coating to protect cables for the sun roof. We found all of this in July of 2022. Since then, our dealer (who's been great) has not been able to get the parts to replace the roof gasket or rubber coating and we learned from them that 39 other Solis vans they've sold or have on their lot have the same problem or worse. Winnebago has not been helpful in finding an alternative or solution to this problem. In the interim, we cannot use the upper bed and likely more damage will incur to parts of the top. Lastly, though we love the van overall, a flaw in all the class B Winnebago vans is that the water hose connection is inside the back door. Meaning, if you want to be on city water you have to leave the door open. Whoever thought of this design hasn't camped much where there are hookups. Show less