My name says Rookie, but I'm not new to camping. I'm new to the Travel Trailer forum after spending many years in the Hybrid Travel Trailer forum. What I'm looking for is information from people who actually have a Cruiser RV, more specifically the Fun Finder series. I've found what appears to be a nice fit for us. This means it is within our weight range, preferred length, comfortable floor plan, etc. I have done the research and will be going to look at one probably this weekend, but as I said, I'd like some input from people who actually know this brand. If you have experience with it, I would really like some responses. Thanks.

LinkI hope this link works. If not google fun finder owners club and you will find a whole lot of information from owners.

We owned a 2011 S225RBS TT for several years and had no problems at all. We did want to change camping style and traded it for a motorhome.

I've had a great time with my 2012 funfinder 189FDS. Bought it new in Nov '11, and have pulled it extensively. Have enjoyed every single night in it. Have made various little mods to it to "make it my own". I think it's quality is about par for trailers in this class, which is to say, you'll be happier with your experience if you expect a few little glitches and things to fix. As I often say, "some assembly required". Consider it part of the fun.If you go into this expecting perfection from the factory, and amazing attention to detail from your selling dealer prior to your bringing it home, you may be disappointed.

We don't have a Fun Finder but we have an Enterra by Cruiser RV. We've used it 125 days over the past 12 months and it has performed really well. A couple minor issues with cupboard door hinges and a piece of trim but other than that it has been great.

We have a 2012 FunFinder 210WBS. It's been trouble free since we bought it new with one single exception: This model has a Schwintek slide. Under the slide's floor and attached to the body of the trailer are three nylon rollers that support the slide as it rolls in and out. One of those rollers was so impacted with caulking (presumably applied as part of the assembly process) that it never turned. As a result that roller skidded along the bottom surface of the slide eventually damaging it. I was able to remove the caulking and free the roller. I also repaired the damaged floor and everything has been fine ever since. I've made many mods to this camper. You may see them by following this LINK

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Community Alumni
Apr 16, 2015
We don't have a Fun Finder but we have an Enterra by Cruiser RV. We've used it 125 days over the past 12 months and it has performed really well. A couple minor issues with cupboard door hinges and a piece of trim but other than that it has been great.
gmw_photos
Explorer
Apr 16, 2015
I've had a great time with my 2012 funfinder 189FDS. Bought it new in Nov '11, and have pulled it extensively. Have enjoyed every single night in it. Have made various little mods to it to "make it my own". I think it's quality is about par for trailers in this class, which is to say, you'll be happier with your experience if you expect a few little glitches and things to fix.
As I often say, "some assembly required". Consider it part of the fun.
If you go into this expecting perfection from the factory, and amazing attention to detail from your selling dealer prior to your bringing it home, you may be disappointed.
neschultz
Explorer
Apr 16, 2015
We owned a 2011 S225RBS TT for several years and had no problems at all. We did want to change camping style and traded it for a motorhome.
arizal
Explorer
Apr 16, 2015
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I hope this link works. If not google fun finder owners club and you will find a whole lot of information from owners.

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