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Great trailer, however, the rear window allows cooking temps in the sun. I installed a sheet of Styrofoam insulation with the reflective membrane towards the outside. The sun actually melted the Styrofoam. The AC can't keep up even with the insulation. Major design flaw. Pictures available of the melted Styrofoam if this site allows photos. Show less

One day after the camper was set on our permanent spot we noticed the floor was separating. My husband called the dealer and someone came to look at it. The only thing that the warranty would allow for repairs was to sand the plywood section that was sticking up. The repair man said that the plywood was actually breaking apart, but Salem won’t replace it. We now have two other spots in our floor that are doing the same thing. In addition to this, the shelving in the pantry is falling apart and the shelves are falling. We only have spices on these shelves. This camper is a year old. Disappointed in the quality of this camper, and incredibly disappointed in the lack of cooperation with the warranty. Show less

Beautiful camper at first then it just started to fall apart headliners fabric failed Jack's failed wood cabinets started to fail apart skylight leaked and damaged the interior they have taken over 6 months to send out repair materials. Sealant dripping off camper window shades wrapping in the hot weather. And the list goes on. Show less

Problems with RV and dealership from day one of the purchase !! Have been at the service bay at least 15 times plus to correct the problems. Left the RV for 3 and a half months for repairs and nothing was ever corrected. I am now seeking help with NYS Lemon law. This has been going on for 1 year and 2 months since I purchased it in August of 2022. Show less

trailer had multiple leaks which included replacing 2 large sections of flooring and walls the washing machine broke down after 1year (replaced by owner) air conditioning failed after 2 years (replaced by owner) our seaside community over the past 6 years has seen 50 Bridgeview park models come on site and the majority of them all have similar problems!!!!!! looking for a trailer rv when they mention Bridgeview run run run!!!!!!! these leaks are not the minor ones but major where floors studs wall material all had to be replaced Show less

This RV was an awesome camper. It's a full-length bumper pull toy hauler. The best thing about this unit is the floor plan. It literally has 2 separate bedrooms each with a queen size bed, and each room with a real door to separate the spaces. This is perfect for camping with kids and guests. The second bedroom converts to the garage and it also can be arranged as 2 couches, a table and benches or 2 twin beds. Each bedroom has direct on-suite access to the bathroom. This unit also has a slide in the main living area created a spacious feel. Many bumper pull toy haulers do not have a slide. The outdoor shower is convenient for rinses off or washing feet before entering have having fun and getting dirty. This camper over all was excellent and I would highly recommend it. Show less

Viewing a number of trailers prior to purchase I found Nucamp's Tab 400 Boondock Lite (2019) light years ahead in quality to those viewed. Attention to detail, quality cabinetry (dovetail high-quality wood, no frigg'en particleboard), lighting, solar, towability, Alde system, layout, etc, etc, etc.... Quick response customer service. Major complaint, Dometic Cool Cat failed a few months after the warranty. Coolant leak in a closed system, meaning nothing can be done. $1300 for new unit. Labor not included. The insulation siding is great in that it will not deteriorate, but inadequate insulation. In Arizona and Florida direct sun and the AC struggles to keep unit cool. Show less

A very well designed and constructed camper with advanced, reliable equipment and an indoor wet bath with flush toilet, sink and shower! Cabinets are beautiful with handy latches. Interior lighting is gentle LEDs and brighter overheads in cabin and bathroom. Bed is 72"x72" and tufted mattress pad rolls into a seat cushion. The tabletop pivots and can be used inside and outside the trailer - a very handy feature. One control panel has light and pump switches and tank level indicators. Four stabilizer legs keep it solid and stable, even in stiff winds. TV and AM/FM/Bluetooth stereo and bedside lamps complete a nicely comfortable little sanctuary. Really safe and easy to tow. GVWR is under 3000 pounds and equipped with trailer brakes. I would very highly recommend this model as a pleasure to own. Mine gives me absolutely no headaches, which is nice when you are out there relaxing!! Show less

Livability: 2 because it is hard to "live" in an RV that has a poorly made and installed heating system. I may be ok in other models but not the 620. Quality: 4 Well built but expensive to maintain. Floor Plan: 5 great floor plan Driving/Towing: 3 Not a good idea to put on a 1/2 ton truck as advertised. Support: Good and Bad. They specialize in teardrops and don't seem to know much about the 620 Truck Camper. Show less

Well built but in an effort to be "different" and support their high price they have created a high maintenance product. If you don't mind the time and expense of taking it to a "qualified" RV dealer then I would recommend it. The heating system they use (Alde) in all their units works well "when it works" and in the 620 they installed it in such a way you have to remove the range top to do something as simple as change a fuse, etc. It was a great concept for a short-bed truck but the execution failed. Show less