Bayhill by Evergreen at seattle RV show advice needed

We're going to the show today so we'll take a look.

We saw one at the last show we went... I agree , they seem like they have a lot of stuff... I was not looking hard , so I am sure I missed something's...

Here is company website.
Evergreen RV/ Bay Hill

Here's another read.
http://www.irv2.com/forums/f44/evergreen-bay-hill-162477.html

Prices at the show aren't good. They seem to be knocking off an avg. of 7 to 15% at best and we all know you can do better than that.

We were at the Seattle RV show today also, and went through the Bayhills. We actually own the Bayhill 340 RK and absolutely love it! We bought it at the end of last summer and have used it about 3 times, and once for a 10-day trip. It tows like a dream, we love the 6-point leveling, and love the floor plan. My only complaint is I wish we had a few more windows. I couldn't talk my husband into the front living room floor plan, but it weighs a little more than the 340rk. We had issues with the tankless water heater at first with the hot water fluctuating all the time, but do not anymore. I really like the central vacuum system, the enormous storage area, and the outdoor tv.

We looked at the 340RK at seattle show and it went to the top of our list... really liked the floor plan and all the extras for the price.
just a little nervous on lack of information about the company and quality
The 3 RV on our list

montana
blue Ridge
bayhill

We felt the same way when we bought ours. We felt like we really took a chance. I research everything to death. We have always loved Heartland and so it was between a Heartland Landmark and the Bayhill. The Bayhill has a vacuum bonded exterior whereas the Landmark didn't, at least not at the time we were looking. That means no delaminating, which is a big thing.

D2Wilsn wrote:
We felt the same way when we bought ours. We felt like we really took a chance. I research everything to death. We have always loved Heartland and so it was between a Heartland Landmark and the Bayhill. The Bayhill has a vacuum bonded exterior whereas the Landmark didn't, at least not at the time we were looking. That means no delaminating, which is a big thing.

Unfortunately if water gets in, a vacuum bonded wall will delaminate just as easily as anything else.