Pacific Coach Works Folding Trailer reviews

Light weight and easily towable. Good floor plan for size. Well constructed. Not fancy but covers the basics as 2 burner gas stove, microwave with turn table, FM radio, booth dinette converts to double bed. Practical bathroom with toilet and full bath tub/shower combo and skylight. Good storage with plenty of closed cabinets and an open ward. Vinyl floor. Adequate counter space. Under trailer storage adequate. Good furnace and A.C. No problem with leaks; snug. Show less

We have absolutely LOVED this model and floorplan. Quality construction, super flexible living quarters with tons of storage, and tows easily!! Best RV we've experienced! Super easy to maintain and keep in great condition. Show less

I have owned it for two years and enjoyed camping and going to trails and Dune Recreation areas with it. The unit has a great layout and is fun the live in. My wife and I enjoy the front bedroom with a walk around queen bed. The kitchen while small is handy and fully equipped. The unit can be parked for a week without a hook-up with its generous 40-gallon gas station, 100 gallons water, 50/50 grey/black holding tanks, solar battery tender and twin tank propane supply. It has a large garage for toys which converts to the living area and bunk house for guests/children. The trailer is sturdy and seems to hold up well both towing and camping. I have not had occasion to use the factory for support. I can recommend this as a viable and fun unit to own. Show less

Love our Econ. The U shaped table is great for family eating and games. Lots of different storage. What I dont like is you have to customize your storage. It is just wide open but once you get containers or shelves in its great, This trailer tows super easy and everything has held up well over the last 6 years. Replaced sink nozzle and toilet lid. The rest has been good. Show less

I purchased this new from Simi RV in Simi Valley. It came with a 1 year warranty, but during that one year I only took it out about 4 times on short trips. Now that I am using it here is a list of problems. Shade covers have fallen off the wall, body to frame bolts have come out and almost tore through the the flooring by the sink, the sink is so cheap if you drop a sharp object it would poke a hole through the bottom. The shower walls have separated and need to be resealed or they will leak. The front of the trailer exterior walls front and sides have separated to a point of 1/16-1/8” gap which I had to reseal while I was traveling. Propane hose at the tank started leaking on this trip. I would advise using caution before buying one unless you are very handy at fixing the problem areas. By the way Simi Valley offered to fix the floor bolt but it would cost about 200-250. I used a razor blade cut the flooring on the imprinted lines removed the bolt put locktite and Goop sealer and tighten it up. I Used hi quality rubber adhesive and glued the floor back down. Took me 20 mins and I already had the material. Maybe all my problems are common with new trailers but my older 1990’s trailer was a much better built trailer. Show less

This is a great backcountry teardrop camper, which is compact, light and capable. Its key features include good ground clearance, axle-less suspension, full size bed sleeping quarters, and an outdoor kitchen (galley) area. Show less

We bought this new. We added a solar cell on the roof and a thermostatically controlled automatic vent fan (for when we leave our dogs mostly) shortly after we bought it. My husband swapped out the lights for LED and the marine battery for two golf cart batteries. He also recently added a power lifter on the tongue. We have taken it to Wyoming in the fall, the California coast several times, the Sierras, and to Upstate NY from our home near Sacramento CA. No major problems except with the shower doors. They don’t stay closed during travel and they’re pulling off the frame. I think we are going to take them off and replace them with a shower curtain. Tows fine with our 6 cyl Honda Odyssey. Still love the floor plan and interior finishes. Haven’t used warranty or Customer Service. Show less

Well let me tell you, I bought this unit new and have only been out a few times. This year I have pulled it to Michigan. I have had my window coverings fall off, towel ring fall off and now it looks like the front part of the body is pulling away from the corner molding that is around the front diamond plate and side walls. I had an 1/8” gap that I needed to seal to prevent rain water from entering the body seam joint. Not very impressed with the build quality of this trailer and it cost me over 29 grand to buy. Beginning to think I must have been a sucker. I wouldn’t buy or recommend one. Show less

we just got it, so no experience yet, but the look and design is very pleasing. very roomy and elegant with all the amenities, nicer than most this length...i towed it with my i6 jeep and it breathed heavy going up hills, i'm contemplating more power in the not too distant future... Show less

I would never buy this again, had problems with the slide, out of pocket fix. Now the slide gets stuck, need someone to push on the outside to start it in. Our fault, but the kitchen is NOT accessible when the slide is in. Our trailer before, 2 entry doors, you could access sink, stove, refrigerator, pantry with slide in. The bedroom and bathroom were always accessible like this trailer. No storage for pantry, maybe 10" wide, each shelf maybe 12", of course behind the slide. Only redeeming factor is the bedroom slide with two closet doors, and 2 doors with shelves for the bathroom. Bought it from Camping World in Troutdale Oregon. Had warranty issues, finally we called the head person at Pacific Coachworks to get them to action. Now 5 years later. Still wrong color blinds in livingroom and kitchen. Show less