"best" travel trailer

[tnrv_er]

In your opinion, what is the best made TT? Which brand do you feel has the best craftsmanship, uses the best materials, quality appliances, quality cabinetry, good fixtures (toilets, faucets, shower stalls, ect...).....What do you say?

[John___Angela]

Bigfoot. JMHO

[FCStreamer]

Another vote for Airstream. But I'm biased. 😉

[DanNJanice]

Sadly the the trailer manufacturer graveyard is littered with companies that tried to make a better trailer. The trailer buyers, more than any others, are very price sensitive.

[rwess]

From our own personal experience, all purchased new:

Name/Would I recommend
Nomad-no
Innsbruck-no
Terry-yes (no longer built)
Sunline-definitely yes (manufacturer out of business)
Jayco-maybe
Open Range-never again
Next one-maybe Lance

[Durb]

BigFoot for structural and exterior integrity. Once you get inside there are the same appliances as all the others. Interior appointments are OK+.

[rbpru]

Let see, I give you the same price point, the same appliance base, the same level of worker skill, the same materials. Humm!! I wonder what your TT will look like?

If you want different you have to pay for different. Look at the construction techniques use in the Tiny Homes market. If course you need a big TV; just to bring in the payment.

Every major maker has its duds once in a while and each use about the same quality of materials for a given price point.

It is a market price driven industry.

[nightshift]

wing_zealot wrote:
Really? You think there is anyone on here who tried out every brand and can therefore give you an informed oppinion?

Uh oh, looks like someone put nails the The Beave's cornflakes again. :R

[pasusan]

Guy Roan wrote:
MIne

Guy

No... Mine.

[GaryWT]

Interesting question and interesting answers. Of the trailers I know of, I would have to say Airstream but I would never own one. Reason being, I do not like the insides of them and I don't want to spend the money on it. For many I would take a guess that the best would be something they could afford. I love my current trailer and would not change it for anything right now. Down the road is another story but for now, my Premier is the best for me.

[aguablanco]

wing_zealot wrote:
Really? You think there is anyone on here who tried out every brand and can therefore give you an informed oppinion?

Do you think he may be asking for the group's opinions and not the opinion of one person who has owned every trailer brand? If he had made opinion plural would that have made it clearer for you?
RichH

[wing_zealot]

Really? You think there is anyone on here who tried out every brand and can therefore give you an informed oppinion?

[djsamuel]

All depends what you are looking for. Our Camplite has been terrific; very well built and solid.

CAMPLITE TRAILERS

[PatRenee]

We have an Open Range 323 RLS.... absolutely love it..... very well built.... king bed,,, W/D connections,,,, res appliances...

[scbwr]

junmy3 wrote:
Our 2005 Sunline Solaris TT was a great trailer. We just loved it. Very well built, with just a few small maintenance issues. We would have definitely bought another one if they were still in business.

Our 2002 Sunline Solaris TR280 was a great trailer and we had it for ten years.

We've been pleased with our Winnebago Minnie and in my opinion, the Winnebago line is "above average". I'm not really sure that there are any "high end" travel trailers aside from Airstream and other specialty trailers mentioned such as Oliver and Escape. For really luxury trailers, the market has been in fifth wheel trailers.

[junmy3]

Our 2005 Sunline Solaris TT was a great trailer. We just loved it. Very well built, with just a few small maintenance issues. We would have definitely bought another one if they were still in business.