Question for Heartland Landmark San Antonio owners

I have a 2012 San Antonio and I think the model you are interested in will be the same. As far as access to the fridge, I can open the right hand side and both doors of the freezer section. Even if the slide is in, to open it only takes less than 10 seconds with hydraulics to gain access. The bathroom is totally accessible at all times.

I suggest you go to the Heartland Owners forum and you will get more answers, and no smart remarks regarding the name of the unit.

So when buying Heartland you will just be visiting in several places until you decide which one to reside in, great marketing plan presumed free travel until you buy and have to pay. When they demo the unit have them put the slides in so you can see how functional it is or isn't. We have an archaic model where there is only 1 slide and 80% functional with the slide in for stopping to rest on long trips. Looked at an updated version from another manufacturer with same floor plan but they had extended the counter out which necessitates the slide to be open. Still pulling the old girl.

tsetsaf wrote:
Sorry this is a little off topic but why do these rv manufacturers need three distinct names? Heartland Landmark San Antonio. its not as bad as a Thor Keystone Montana Mountaineer. Sorry again back to the topic at hand.

Well... Heartland is the company, landmark is the product line, and San Antonio is the floorplan. The landmark line doesn't have numbers and letters, it has cities.

Sorry this is a little off topic but why do these rv manufacturers need three distinct names? Heartland Landmark San Antonio. Guess its not as bad as a Thor Keystone Montana Mountaineer. Sorry again back to the topic at hand.

if you do get one make sure in the pdi all the junction boxes have the correct wirenuts on the wires.i have came accross many that had electrical fires due to this even the heater in one so check it good