Jayco Eagle or Outdoor Rv Creekside

I think they're surprisingly similar construction-wise.

I do have a Creekside and think that Outdoors RV did a very, very solid job of building the trailer and paid careful attention to detail. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it or purchase another one.

We are on our second Jayco, both have been good solid products.

Jayco has been building RVs for a long time, is still family owned and stands behind their products with a solid 2 year warranty.

We've had our Jayco new since 2008 and haven't had any problems. With that being said, I'm wanting to buy an Artic Fox. Even though the owners of Arctic own Outdoor RV, the Outdoor RV is not the same in terms of insulation and 4 season capabilities. In my opinion, your choice should be between Arctic Fox and Jayco. Jayco's reputation is good and their trailers are of good quality. The two year warranty is also a big deal in my opinion. Let us know what you decide. These RVs depreciate in value so much that we are thinking about keeping our Jayco and buying an Arctic Fox.

We've had our Eagle going on 4 years now and have loved it. We've never had any issues with it, and now that it's 6 years old it still looks great.

I've never had an Artic Fox, but from what I've read on this site they are very nice units.

I don't think you would go wrong either way.

we bought a 2003 artic fox 26x. we love it

I have to tell you that I am partial to Outdoors RV because I own the 2014 Timberidge BH. We love it and when the furnace in our house went out for two days when it was in the teens at night, we were warm and snuggly in the trailer. I can tell you that Outdoors RV is owned by the same family that owns Northwood Manufacturing. From what I was told by the sales reps is that they were looking to expand the Northwoods to more travel trailers and one of the other local manufactures went out of business so they bought the factory and the "models" in order to expand. All of the Outdoors RV lines are built on the chasis that Northwoods builds for them. Yes, I am a bit partial even though I got the one trailer from the 2014 line that has now had two warranty repairs in less than 9 months of owning it. My husband swears that it was built on Friday the 13th and the last trailer of the day!!!

I can tell you that the team has been very responsive to getting the items fixed, it just a pain in the butt that it has now forced us to cancel two major trips that we had planned.

HGL, What type of Warranty repairs did you require? Is your dealer Apache by chance? Was the dealer responsive?

To correct a some mis-information being passed here:
Outdoors RV trailers DO have the SAME INSULATION VALUE and 4 seasons capabilities as Northwood RV's Arctic Fox. With an excellent warranty to match. outdoorsrvmfg.com

3oaks wrote:
To correct a some mis-information being passed here:
Outdoors RV trailers DO have the SAME INSULATION VALUE and 4 seasons capabilities as Northwood RV's Arctic Fox. With an excellent warranty to match. outdoorsrvmfg.com

I'm not saying your wrong, however, my Arctic Fox dealer explained the difference in the trailers. I can't remember the details, but he said the Arctic Fox has a better thermal package. Not true?

HGL wrote:
I am a bit partial even though I got the one trailer from the 2014 line that has now had two warranty repairs in less than 9 months of owning it. My husband swears that it was built on Friday the 13th and the last trailer of the day!!!

There are a few others on this forum who had problems with their trailer, even leaking. My Arctic Fox dealer said they are trying to make the trailer better but having to change how they were being made. They are not a bad trailer, per say, but they are going through the growing pains of taking over a business.