looking at a springdale 294BHSSRWE
looking at this rig, rather than a 5er.... it has everything i need.... whats the consensus....? TV is not a concern
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Springdale is considered an entry level line. Traditional stick and tin construction. Most of the comments I have read have been positive. Alot of camper for the price. Outback, Primetime, and Lacrosse are a step up in price. Open Range is several steps up in price. If you have the ability to tow the weight I would not hesitate.
Similar price level units from other manufacturers are Wildwood/Salem, and Puma. I'm a fan of Wildwood, this time of year they come with power stabilizers, power tongue jack, stainless appliances, power awning at the same price range as Springdale so check those out as well. Wildwood/Salem offer essentially the same floor plan. http://www.holmanrv.com/default.asp?page=xInventoryDetail&id=348172&p=1&f=&make=&vtype=&cat=&s=Year&d=A&i=&l=&t=&sq=Wildwood&vg=&vt=&family=&brand=&year=&model=&sd=&fAmtRange=&floorplan=&length=&weight=&lat=&lng=&miles=&sleeps=
Similar price level units from other manufacturers are Wildwood/Salem, and Puma. I'm a fan of Wildwood, this time of year they come with power stabilizers, power tongue jack, stainless appliances, power awning at the same price range as Springdale so check those out as well. Wildwood/Salem offer essentially the same floor plan. http://www.holmanrv.com/default.asp?page=xInventoryDetail&id=348172&p=1&f=&make=&vtype=&cat=&s=Year&d=A&i=&l=&t=&sq=Wildwood&vg=&vt=&family=&brand=&year=&model=&sd=&fAmtRange=&floorplan=&length=&weight=&lat=&lng=&miles=&sleeps=
