Heartland sundance 3400 qb

[Jbrooksrealfood]

We are looking at a heartland sundance 3400qb. It has everything we have been looking for but I was trying to get feedback about the unit. Anyone have this particular camper? Anyone have a heartland? Trying to get a feeling for brands. Thanks in advance.

[The_Works]

We had a 2009 Sundance 3300SK until this past January when we decided to go full time and upgrade to a Big Horn. We travelled over 13,000 miles last year in our 3300SK and had no problems and really had no major problems in the 6 years we owned the 3300SK. It was a good unit, I hope the Big Horn is as trouble free.

[bobx2]

I was always a big fan of Jayco trailers, and was looking for one when I discovered Heartland RV's. Didn't take me long to make the decision to go with the Sundance XLT. The Sundance line comes with many features only found in higher end units from other brands. I haven't had mine very long, but the two times I've had it out, I have been extremely impressed with it. It is every bit the trailer my previous Jayco units were, but the price was about $7000 less than the Jayco equivalent.
I'm sure you've seen and read all this before, but if not, check it out.

[Bob_Vaughn]

We have a 2011 Big Country and are well pleased with the quality and the customer support plus being in the owners club is a big help when it comes to getting info and help with issues....

[mdamerell]

We have a 2012 Sundance 3100RB which is also a bunkhouse, just a little different design in the bunkhouse area. We are pleased with our Sundance. Spent 100 plus days in it last year and about 1,600 miles. We like having the 2nd door from the 1/2 bath to the outside with the grandkids. Less traffic through the camper. Have 2 trips lined up for this years so far. One to PA and one to KS. Spent 10 nights in it so far this year.

The Sundance is not a luxury unit like a Landmark or a Bighorn but it suits us just fine.

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Good Luck.