We looked for quite a while before settling on an CreekSide by Outdoors RV Mfg. What happened with us is this: We had our top three things, big window, U-shaped Dinete, and walk around queen sized bed. From the "quality" stand point the CreekSide gave us 2" Alluminum Framed walls when most Aluminum Framed Trailers are 1-1/2". Also had shocks, a 66 gallon tank(pretty unheard of for a trailer that size), LED lights, CNC cut out windows, genuinely Solar Ready and stuff like that. Those are the type of things the manufacturer calls "quality". In reality the quality of the rig isn't really that great. For the most part it has the right stuff in the right places and I can fix, modify or adjust the rest of the short comings to my level of acceptable quality. The one "conventional" travel trailer that seems pretty close to a quality trailer is a Big Foot......But a Big Foot cost at least 20k more than my CreekSide. The only thing that has given up is the SurFlo Pump and that isn't really due to craftsmanship.
