ALP reviews

Hi Looking to buy alp adventurer 19rd posted 11-2021 Located in Washington State but will travel for right motorhome. No project please. Must be clean and ready to go. thanks other Rv's we might be interested in must be 22 feet or shorter Show less

We loved this camper. Lots of space and loved the decor but decided we wanted to go bigger. Has everything you need to stay off grid if that's desired. Very well made and maintained. Lots of upgrades. Show less

This floorplan offers a huge amount of living space in a quality package. Two people can be VERY comfy. Dry bath is perfect size for the floorplan. We have theatre seating in place of the couch and we highly recommend this upgrade. LOTS of interior storage (kitchen storage is better than many Class A motorhomes!). Queen mattress in sleeping area and plenty of TV's for watching. AC is more than adequate to keep you cool in the hottest of days (100+ degrees outside but easily maintained 70 degrees inside). Furnace is very efficient. Camped all last winter (2 weekends a month) in eastern and central Virginia and used less than 30lbs of propane from October through April. Quality built and fairly easy to haul. A one-ton or larger truck is a must, as this camper weighs in at almost 5k lbs dry. Well worth it, though, when you consider the comfort and convenience factors. Highly recommend both this manufacturer and this floorplan. Show less

Very Disappointed, presently without a working furnace, LP Refidgerator, medicine cabinet (fell off), one of Jack's extended while travelling, 24 items to be repaired and camper is less than a month off the lot. Show less

extremely disappointed in the quality within one week of delivery latch system of dinette drawers failed, jack extended on interstate, refrigerator doesn't cool /freeze proper, .medicine cabinet ing off mounting, shade broke off mountings. Show less

This has been a great camper. This is my 3rd camper and by far the most comfortable and livable with the recliners and all one level floor. The fit and finish is second to none. I took a factory tour before purchasing to check out the build process and was very impressed with quality of welds, processes used for lamination and etc. I would highly recommend Eagle Cap campers. Show less

Considering the cost at a little over $40,000 these units are solid but the attention to detail and usage of cheap fixtures needs addressed. A child cannot turn on the bathroom light as it’s on the ceiling, air conditioner is in the wrong spot and should be switched with the turbo fan so the bed area gets cold air. There were some missing, loose screws and hardware when we got it new. The rear door window seal leaked water when driving in the rain. There was no support installed on the sewer drain underneath, a magnet plate was missing on one under the dinette drawers and it came out driving and the screws broke out of the support. The water pump lines were hitting inside the pump area and the shower pan area making horrible noises. The only way to clean leaves and bugs from the moonlight screen is to climb on top and use a hand vac to suck the stuff out. The shower curtains are 6 inches too long causing it to plug the drain and you step on it all the time. The kitchen faucet did neck was cheap plastic and felt like it would break when you moved it. It seems to be built well and should last a very long time but for the money spent it should be inspected better before leaving the plant and corners should not be cut to save a pound of weight. We put in new fixtures, put padding on the water lines and put a accumulator tank on the water pump and it’s really quiet and no pulsating pump anymore. We put longer screws in the broken drawer and a magnet plate. We tightened all the loose screws, put a support on the drain, ordered a perfect fit shower curtain from amazon. I am waiting on winter to get the door seal fixed under warranty. There is nothing I can do about some of the items as it was engineered and built wrong. I would not say don’t buy one, just inspect every screw, operate everything and listen and just go over it with a fine tooth comb. Show less

Overall it's a great little camper: After having it for a few years, here is what we have learned about it. Pros - very easy to load/unload. I love the kitchen in the rear as it makes food easy to pass to the outside without having to walk back and forth. Emptying tanks is a breeze, and the weight is manageable with a single rear wheel truck. Cons - I think there are a few things that Adventure could do a little differently with it (This model is being discontinued for 2019). One thing I would have liked to have seen is have the sewer hose come out the passenger side of the camper instead of the driver side, that would have put it on the same side as the water and power if your at a camp ground. There should be another window up on the passenger sleeping area to allow for a cross breeze. It would be nice to see the bathroom sink arranged on the reverse side from where it currently is to put the seat in a more usable spot without blocking the toilet. There were also a couple of times where I had some questions that I needed to call the manufacturer with and to be honest it was a nightmare to try and talk to them. But overall the camper seems to be holding up very well and works very well for what we need it for. Show less

We love our new Camper Adventure 910 DB. There is plenty of living space & storage space. The camper is well built. We should have many years of good fun traveling in it. We bought our camper from Polar Campers in Salem New Hampshire. They. Have been very helpful in instructing how to operate the camper. Show less

We have had this camper for 2 yrs and absolutely love it. It is very high quality and luxurious living considering that it sits on the back of a pick up truck! It feels so roomy. I love the convenience of being able to take our living quarters any where we can take our truck. It has all the conveniences of home including AC, an oven and a full size fridge among all the other features. Show less