Starcraft AR-One TT

After camping in the AR ONE 15RB once we have decided to take the loss and upgrade.

Took mine out for the first time this weekend.

newman fulltimer wrote:
Bare bonees small tanks but starcraft quality seen one a year old cabinets were falling apart

If you don't own one, one should not comment!

I purchased one last September .... best bang for your buck on the market. Light weight, easy to tow. Ours had a few minor issues, no big deal .... I would recommend this line to anyone who enjoys the great outdoors, being outdoors, not in a hotel on wheels, and isn't that what camping is all about?

Thanks for all the replies. I will be sure to relay them on to my friend. davisenvy, my friend did as you. He gave his 29' fiver to his son to use traveling with his job and then he bought the 16BH for he and his wife. He has macular degeneration and is not able to drive and wanted something his wife could pull safely. He just wasn't ready for them to give up the RV lifestyle. So, I still have my traveling buddy for a while longer.

We picked up an Autumn Ridge this last summer and love it. We traded down from a Keystone Sprinter 3232BHS triple slide to the 29bh no slides. We absolutely love the StarCraft. 2 year warranty and 10yr on the roof. Not the biggest, baddest camper, but definitely great bang for the buck.

My entry level trailer has provided years of great camping. The larger tanks definitely enhance that experience. But the compressed wood, basic furnishings, and not very square construction have totally... worked as intended. I'm very happy with mine. I did have to inspect and seal the roof and other seams soon after purchase or I might have developed a very different attitude about my trailer.

Been camping with my AR-One 15RB for a couple of years no with no issues. Usually only two of us and never do dry camping so fo us the tank size is not an issue. I had several smaller type campers over the years but I'm a "happy camper" with the Starcraft.

Different strokes for different folks depending on the type of use the unit will see and the level of amenities needed.

I have the 2014 Autumn Ridge and I have to say that we have been 100% happy with it so far. It was not 100% perfect when we got it. Much as if you build a new stick and brick house - they will never be perfect no matter who builds it.

There was a short list of things that were not right from the factory. Nothing was so serious that I had to stop camping. In the fall when I was done camping for the season I took my fix it list to the dealer, dropped the camper off, and they fixed it all. The two year warranty is a big plus.

So entry level model or not I think they picked a better than average builder overall. I think it is probably more/most important to find a good dealer/service department. It is they in the end that you will depend on to do quality repairs under warranty. (IMHO)

Our 08 Arubu is in excellent condition and has held up great!