Puma 20RDC or Summerland 2020QB?

[WVWilley]

My husband and I are new to RVing and we want to buy a 20' trailer. We were thinking of the Summerland 2020QB but I've seen bad reviews of Keystone. Puma seems to have good reviews. We are empty-nesters so only 2 people in the trailer and mostly just weekend trips. Anyone have any suggestions?

[mowingman]

We just bought a slightly used, 2015 Puma 26 footer. We looked at many travel trailer brands, and felt like the Puma was pretty well built compared to many of the others.
We mostly based our decision though, on floorplan, based on our desire to stay under 28' in length. While we are VERY new to RV's, I suggest you think first about floorplan, and not so much about the manufacturer. You can get good, or bad, products from any manufacturer. If we had based our purchase decision on a manufacturer with mostly good reviews, we probably would not have bought a travel trailer at all, and just given up on RVing.
Good luck.

[Springdale1]

I purchased a 2016 keystone Springdale 271 RL, we have been out a few times with it and no problems. I spent a lot of time in it this spring doing some mods to the cabinets by adding shelves and drawers. Besides some wasted space which I solved I have found no problems. I have a background in construction with over 30 years in the trades and also a licensed home inspector so I'm pretty good at picking out problems. So in my opinion keystone is built about the same as the rest and would have no problem in purchasing another one.

[WVWilley]

Thanks for the replies!