Went to my local dealer a couple days ago for a propane fill up and when I pulled up this Heartland Big Country was sitting right on the corner everyone has to pass by. It was hard for me to figure out what was going on with all those slides until I got closer and at an angle, and then I thought to myself ..... OMG! I was completely floored! WOW! Four slides and a slide in a slide for a 5th slide!!! I also went inside and snooped around.... OMG! I think this has to be the most impressive 5er I've ever seen! Here's a link to the web site. Look at the 360 view at the bottom. I'm still floored over this one! No... I have no of trading my current camper. I love it. But this beast! Wow! Just huge and gigantic! I'm still shaking my head in awe!Heartland Big Country

Ya, that's a WOW for sure. Interesting that a unit that big and probably heavy is still on a 2 axle platform.Also, as impressive as it is, really not impressed with the smallish shower.Indeed, a head turner. Are you, "considering," making an offer Dutchman??

Well yes long and some what heavy!Love the room at the foot of the bed!!SpecificationsGVWR 16,500 lbsDry Weight 13,978 lbsHitch Weight 2,900 lbsCarry Capacity 2,474 lbsWidth 8' 0"Height 13' 3"Length 40' 7"Tires ST235/85R16-GAxles (2) 7,000 lbs

DutchmenSport wrote:Went to my local dealer a couple days ago for a propane fill up and when I pulled up this Heartland Big Country was sitting right on the corner everyone has to pass by. It was hard for me to figure out what was going on with all those slides until I got closer and at an angle, and then I thought to myself ..... OMG! I was completely floored! WOW! Four slides and a slide in a slide for a 5th slide!!! I also went inside and snooped around.... OMG! I think this has to be the most impressive 5er I've ever seen! Here's a link to the web site. Look at the 360 view at the bottom. I'm still floored over this one! No... I have no of trading my current camper. I love it. But this beast! Wow! Just huge and gigantic! I'm still shaking my head in awe!Dutchman, maybe when you retire and can dump that canopy then you can really live in style. That master bedroom is HUGE!!!

Dutch, on a one to ten scale, what is your drool factor? Are you changin your profile page yet?

That mega giant is a beauty, love the fire place in the bedroom. But no night stands! Where do I put my teeth and glasses when I'm ready to go to sleep?

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SanMarMor
Explorer
Apr 27, 2017
I'm with Me Again. Too many slides to go wrong. The vast amount of space in the bedroom is nice, but I don't spend time in the bedroom, that I'm not in bed. And even with all that space, it looks like there's a pinch point getting into the bedroom. I'm also not a fan of little slides with something stuck in them that takes the whole width. Like the couch or table. It would feel like being in a box. I like my wide open space wide and open.

But these are just my opinions, and they only matter to me.
Mark
DutchmenSport
Explorer
Apr 27, 2017
Mote wrote:
That's a nice rig.
If it's at the dealer in Anderson I just checked their website. The retail price is $90k and it's sold already. Someone will be enjoying that soon. Sure hope they have a dually.

Yup! Anderson it was. And ... "no" ... it wasn't me. :( But that's really OK. I still love my Outback TT.

They actually have another one there too. The fireplace in the living room is on the other side (living room flipped).
Mote
Explorer
Apr 27, 2017
That's a nice rig.
If it's at the dealer in Anderson I just checked their website. The retail price is $90k and it's sold already. Someone will be enjoying that soon. Sure hope they have a dually.
Gsport
Explorer
Apr 27, 2017
I'm surprised that it's only 8' wide. Something that long should be a wide body, 101" wide.. I'll keep my 39' Grand Design Solitude..
Earl_E
Explorer
Apr 27, 2017
The salesman told me my 3/4 ton diesel Chevy would pull it just fine so I'll take it.... In fact, he said you could tow it with a 1/2 ton. Nice rig.
BONE1208
Explorer
Apr 27, 2017
I have the Bighorn traveler 37ss with the double bedroom slide. Never had a problem with the width of the extra slide. If you do have width limitations just leave the extra bedroom slide in. Then you just have a regular size bedroom,no worries.
ford_truck_guy
Nomad
Apr 27, 2017
That is the same basic floor plan as ours, with 2 minor differences.. The King bed Slide in Slideis AWESOME... the floor space we have in the bedroom is unreal !
Good Luck with the new fiver Dutchmen . ! :B
dedmiston
Moderator
Apr 27, 2017
I have a hard time getting positioned just right so that our slides won't hit the trees or power pedestal. I can't imagine having a solid series of slides all the way down the side, especially with one that extends even further into the next camp.

Those interior photos are impressive though.
Me_Again
Explorer III
Apr 26, 2017
Here is the BC floor plan for that model. Actual there are 5 main slides and a sixth in the bedroom slide. Chris
Me_Again
Explorer III
Apr 26, 2017
I will stick with our Bighorn 3575el. 39'4"

Do not want the complexity of slide in slide or the width issue. And we have a rear cap which the BC lacks.

We have a lot more cabinetry in our bathroom and kitchen counter space. WE love our butler's pantry area ahead of the kitchen. Chris

BH3575el floor plan.

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