Future RV owner

[jrandolff]

Hi everyone
I am in the process of buying my first RV (5th wheel) and I plan to live in it year-round, including ND winters. I would be grateful for any advice regarding top quality RV's. I want to buy a new, 30'+ 5th wheel, but I don't know anything about the different brands.
Thank you and I am looking forward to joining you on the road soon.

[DRosedale]

Welcome to the forum and good luck on your search. You might look in the 5th wheel section of the forum. Might get some good ideas there.

[Superslif]

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including ND winters.

Take a look at Carriage 5ers. They used to have video on their website of the tests they do for sub-zero camping. Their Cameo line is a good start, or the Carri-lite is step up. A 2-3 year old Carri-lite prices have been a deal if you find one....

Carriage homepage

[Camping4fun]

Welcome to iRV2 enjoy

[TXiceman]

Full time, 4-season for ND winters will take a well built and insulated RV. Try Mobil or Select Suites. Maybe Carriage, New Horizon or Nuwa could be used.

I don't feel that Forest River, Thor or Keystone and like manufacturers make a trailer suitable for ND winters.

Ken