This Winnebago RV Has STYLE (and Lots of Beds)! Class A Bunk Tour!
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Not all bunkhouse motorhomes are created equal! This 2020 Winnebago Forza 38W Class A has an incredible layout with bunks, great materials, and fantastic colors as well. We had given up looking at bunkhouse motorhomes, but this one may be changing our minds... Come and tour this gorgeous Class A motorhome with us and see why!
This Winnebago Forza 38W is currently (as of 2/16/20) available for sale here:
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Love it!!! Trust me ,a mother of 6 children ,3 boys ,3 girls,you will LOVE 2 full baths!!! 😉
Haha! We'll be fine with 1.5 baths for a few years - there's a 5 year gap from Terra at 10 to Brooke at 5, so we're a ways off from fighting over the shower. 😋 A second toilet would be a big bonus over our last rig though, which only had one full bath.
When you have teenagers 2 full baths works especially if you have girls who wants more privacy. Especially going thru purity
I am glad you showed the price. You and Matt's RV Review are the only two. It's frustrating trying to track down the price, doesn't matter if it is old price or MSRP. Its nice to see so I can budget for it. This is a nice plan for family. Most of the RV reviews are for couples only
We have the same rig and love it. The 2 full baths is a plus for us and bunks are nice to have. We have easy access to the mid bath, bedroom, bunks and refrigerator when slides are in. The television is in a perfect spot and we like what Winnebago did with the television in the rear bedroom. I also like that the refrigerator is at the entrance and not mid way. Overall it is a nice rig with plenty of power.
Awesome! It's a really nice layout and definitely one of the better bunkhouse floor plans we've come across. We had an opposite kitchen in the travel trailer we fulltimed in and loved having the living room windows on our campsite side! 👍👍
I love this rig. Beautiful and functional. You definitely WILL have teenagers.
Soon enough! Terra turns 11 this year but Brooke is 5 years behind her so we've still got a few years before all that drama hits 😂😂😂
@@Five2Go It happens so fast. I know now 5 years seems a long ways a way, but remember kids get more expensive too. Try to think a head a bit :)
I'm really loving all of these tours! Thank you for taking us along 😀
We're glad you like them, thanks for watching! 😍
The extra beds are good for 6 foot tall and the two bath rooms are pretty nice.
Wish storage under dinette was slide out drawers
I'm torn on that actually - the drawers are way more convenient, but they don't use all of the available space. We've seen drawers that barely go halfway under the bench, and almost all drawers lose a ton of space on the sides because they have to be long and straight.
A manufacturer finally listened... big fridge, no floor vents, big convection microwave... good stuff! Thanks
Winnebago I think does the best design and looks!👍🏻👏🏻
They're definitely high on the "man, this thing looks good!" list 👍😁👍
You guys work together so cutely! Thanks for the videos!
😍😍😍 Thank you so much Maggie! 😘😘😘
Very nice and if I went to a class A this would be it. Big windows in bathroom for emergency exit
The only thing I would change is the fridge placement. I am just not comfortable having it right behind me as I drive.
It seems a little disconcerting, doesn't it? The fridge is in a slide though, so there's a wall there between the driver and fridge too at least.
Good video. FYI...just because they are MCD shades doesn't mean they are electric. Most of your MCD shades that you'll see in RV's are the normal manually operating type but they of course do have the electric type as well. On a different note, my favorite Winnebago Class A is the new Horizons. Very modern and sleek looking.
Thanks for the tip Rod! We're assuming those were electric because they didn't pull down by hand, or they were just super tight.
A VERY beautiful rig!! If I had $300,000 I would love to buy it for our family of 5!! LOVE It 😍!!!
It is a super nice layout! We've seen a couple lightly used ones for down around 200k, which is still a lot but really shows how much you can save by looking at the used market. That's what we're going to start looking next because even 200 is *well* above our budget!
WOW that is an absolute amazing floor plan - i would buy that - if the MRSP is 301K offer them 209K i bet you would get it - i love that the dinette and the couch is on the side where you can watch the kids outside playing - you hardly ever see that in MHs - the fridge at the front is a great idea - closer to the front door when you are outside and have to get a drink - the swivel TV is perfect - kids could watch from the bunks - the bunks are great too for storage or kids -you could ask to make a larger window in front sink - thats an easy adder - the second full bath is great just like at a home - TV over the master be, great too - Winnebago did a great job on this coach one of new fav top fives for layouts - BUY IT!! soon!! would love to see you guys having so much in that rig - Winnebago is my 4th FAV RV and a well design coach - Lance from Canada
Sadly this rig is way above our budget but it is a great floor plan and we love looking at rigs at all price to help zero in on what we want. Having all of the living stuff on the passenger side is really nice - the travel trailer we full-timed in was that way so the big windows were on our campsite and not on our neighbor's. What are your top 3 favorite RVs?
@@Five2Go 1Newmar 2Tiffin 3Lazy Daze(class C)buying/retiring in one in2024 and 4Winnebago - stay away far away from anything from Thor and Forest River - Check out www.campaddict.com read reviews - Lance from Canada PS what is your current budget?
Our more thing- buy used -least 3 years big savings that way- the only MH I would ever buy brand new is a Lazy Daze check them out very kid friendly - their owners love them
I don’t understand why you don’t need bunks? 3 kids, where would they all sleep if only had the overhead loft? In my opinion, if full time I would want each kid to have their own little space.
That's something we discuss all the time. There's a balance to strike between dedicated sleeping space and how comfortable the rest of the usable living space is. Our kids don't hang out in their beds or bedrooms, even in this house where they have all of their toys and lots of play space in their rooms. They rarely played in the bunkhouse in our last rig too! So that leaves us weighing a 6'-long section of an RV that's only going to be used for sleeping and never anything else vs. some convertible space that adds to and opens up the living space for everyone the rest of the time. The girls want to sleep in the cab loft (which is definitely big enough for those two) and Ben is plenty small to sleep on the couch or converted dinette. We're not new to tiny living and we all actually miss it a lot right now!
Beds are for sleeping
I love this one. I agree with you on a bath and a half, but I would want the bunk beds. I wished they would figure out a way to put a tub in. It's not so bad when you can "go home" and soak your muscles but when you have this rig for a way of life, I would really want a master bath tub.
Tubs are definitely rare in RVs. I can probably count on one hand how many I've seen and we've been in hundreds of rigs. When we were fulltiming we had a little plastic ikea tub that fit in the shower for the littles to bathe in. That's not a great option for adults though! 😂😂😂
@@Five2Go yeah. I know they are rare. I could live without one if I didn't like to soak. 😂😂
I am NOT a fan of slideouts, but one question I have is the usability of the living-dining-kitchen area and front toilet when the slide-outs are in - such as during a QUICK meal or toilet stop during a long road trip.
We didn't get to see this RV with the slides in but I'm positive you could get to the first bathroom with no issues. You could probably also use the kitchen and access the living room seating without much issue either. Popping open a slide in a rest area or parking lot is not an issue as long as you park your rig to accommodate it. We fulltimed in a travel trailer that needed to have the living room slide open to access the kitchen so we frequently ran it open for lunch stops and whatnot. Luckily the bathroom could be accessed with everything closed so roadside potty breaks for the 3-year old were quick and easy.
This is such a good investment specially in the long term and the bathrooms big windows was quite funny you just gotta admire the view 😂
Erin, Love your glasses!
Thank you so much!
I don’t know if you noticed but it has a shorter ceiling. Motorhome aren’t 5th wheels when it comes to ceiling height, but I think it helps them feel more roomy. It was the biggest negative we found -the upside is that it’s also got more clearance than the average rig - I believe it topped out at 13’-5”.
We're used to the lower ceiling because we're coming from a Travel Trailer. Our new coach is 7' all the way through, and even at 6' tall myself I'm perfectly comfortable. Some of the super high-ceilings in fivers actually bother me for some reason, it kinda seems like a waste of space.
That one looks really nice 👍
Winnebago makes a REALLY good looking RV!
You guys are so good at this. :) And I agree - that's a great RV.
Thank you so much!
Like this one! You may not need bunks now, but in future your kids might decide they each want their own little space. I wonder if the front passenger area would end up messy with shoes/coats since it’s the entry. Also, could the washer or dryer be switched out for a combo unit, opening up a big storage space?
The entry area is one thing we didn't like about this one. With the loft down you have to crouch all the way in and out. And you're right, I bet the driver seat would get covered in jackets and stuff! It definitely looks like a combo unit could go where that washer is though, but I'm not sure if they accounted for that with a second vent location. You could get a ventless unit but I haven't heard great things about those.
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Are the large bathroom windows not emergency exits?
Those big bathroom windows are indeed emergency exits. Any time you see the red handles that's what that signifies.
I've noticed many people talk about having to make holes or modifications for a CPAP machine. Why do none of the RVs you look at seem to create a storage system to make that work?? Maybe have a removable cap that covers a hole for wiring or whatever?
Oh well... what do I know?!?
We've actually seen a few with "cpap stations" where they make room in the overhead cabinet with a grommeted hole leading down for the hose. It would be really easy to add even if the rig doesn't have one.
Man I wish I could get this for my family
v v nice
Nice rig, just don't know why they chose to go with 2-piece shower units, instead of a one-piece fiberglass unit. The GVWR is 29,400 lbs I am sure the CCC is over 2500 lbs. I would assume it comes down to keep the cost down.
Good question!
You guys are in Colorado!? (It's much nicer here in the summer! Lol)
If you're ever here in the summer make sure to check out Fun Valley Family RV park :-)
Yep, we're renting a house in Colorado for a year (last July through this June). This winter is killing us ❄️😂❄️
@@Five2Go lol! Yes, and Fountain has had WAY more snow than usual! We get most of our snow in the spring here. Since we moved here 6 years ago there have been at least 3 years when there was a snow day (school cancellation) in MAY (in Colorado Springs, I'm not sure if Fountain ever really gets any snow days!). Watch out for hail in the spring/ summer!
@@Five2Go are you guys looking for a church? It took us a while after moving here.
Bonnie Cheney we found a great church! Thanks for asking!! 😍
If I save up for 10 years I'd be able to get afford this maybe lol
Our 2 youngest are 27 and 28 years old. They both have autism, they want their own space. So we are looking at getting a Class A with a bunk room. They are both excited about getting the RV. We are going to have to special order our RV cus we want too many different things. We were going to start shopping before the pandemic hit. We had to put our RV shopping on the back burner.
Coachmen has a Sportscoach model with the fridge behind the driver.
Great looking rig. But question. How fast could you get out in an emergency with the front bed down?
The kids could easily walk under that and I don't think we'd have much trouble if properly motivated. We don't like having the entry under there though - with the entry farther back you could leave the bed down during the day without it being in the way.
@@Five2Go the large windows in the bathrooms are egress windows for emergency escape.
I’m worried the in case of a accident the frig will end up in top of the driver that is the only bad think for me
The fridge is in the slide so there is actually a wall between there and the driver. If the wreck is bad enough to move the slide forward you're probably not walking away regardless of where the fridge goes...
i rarely use a t.v and never in my bedroom. i like small windows --! Need a place for automatic kitty litter box..in rear room with a door so kitty doesnt get out on me
What about when the slides are in can you get to the bathroom?
You can definitely get to the front bathroom but I think the rear would require some bed-hopping 😂
@@Five2Go you mean bed rolling LOL
If there was only 1 bathroom, there could be 2 bedroom
Beautiful RV!!! It did look like the dryer opened with the hinges towards the person. I would think that would make it a bit difficult to get clothes, etc. in and out. Probably easy to change. Also not a fan of the entry. Looks like a high quality, beautiful RV!!!
Nice review! I don’t know if this video was shot before your purchase of your new motor home you bought from Matt in Florida. Both of you do good work on making the video.👍
Thank you so much! This video was shot a couple months ago and we just bought our new rig last week.
Sound like this one might be the one for you?
If it weren't $300k, sure! That's *way* over what we're looking to spend. We'd love to find a similar layout though - opposing slides and the kitchen on the drivers side would be awesome.
Also does it has storage outside in the exterior
Are you guys still shopping for an RV or just reviewing them now?
Both really. We're in our rental house until the end of June so we're probably not buying a rig until May at the earliest. But we are doing all of our model and floorplan research now and sharing it as we go along.
Good luck. So fun to see how they pack everything in and change floor plans.
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Thanks for watching Sherrie! 😘
I didn't see the Winnebago model name?
How much does that bed hold up about the front
The extra bathroom could of been a bedroom
What are its size in length and breadth
So this video was 2yrs ago
I know you have now changed your mind about needing bunks
Would this be a consideration if it wasn’t for the price?
We have never really loved the idea of the hallway bunks for a variety of reasons. If we're going to have space dedicated to the kids' beds like that, we also want it to be an area where they can hang out, decorate, and play with their stuff. If that's in the hallway, that means their stuff will be all over the floor and in the way. There are a couple motorhomes with bunks that aren't in the hallway. Stay tuned because we're on the hunt 😉
Wow this RV company is getting alot of free advertisement from y'all. 😂 The bunks in the hall, the bottom can be a desk and the top stay a bunk.🤔
Bob has gone out of his way to show us some nice RVs, going so far as to stay late and even get them running so they're warm inside with all the lights on for us to film. We're suckers for an RV tour so we're happy to give them a shout-out for accommodating us!
Did you see the photo we put in towards the end of the sister model to this rig? Instead of bunks it has a workstation/desk there and the table top converts into a bunk. It's pretty neat!
Beautiful ❤️ but for that money..
Where's the dishwasher? 🤔
Standing right here... 😂 We've only seen dishwashers in the really expensive ones and definitely don't expect to have one in our next rig.
Are y'all going to buy this RV?
We're not buying a new motorhome, they're just too expensive. We've pretty much exhausted all of our local options so the online shopping begins soon, and that will include a lot of rigs on the used market.
What is the length of it?
I think that one was 42 or 44 feet.
The only downside...the aircon on the toilet and bath.
Much does that class a cost
That one was around 260k I think. Quite a bit out of our price range! 😂
Comfortably out of your price range. 😂😂😂😂😂Cost of a house on wheels
It is a great layout
Yeah, this one is a bit up there! Our next rig will definitely be used and a fraction of the price, but we still love looking at all different sorts of RVs to figure out what we like and don't like.
push the wife away to call something good-looking..guess we know who is sleeping in the bunk tonight!
No outside or chassis specs.
Come on where is the 300,000$ worth of what. I guess it's true a good sales man can convince you the worth of something 😉
I liked the way you guys did the video, but I didn’t really like the rv 🤷♀️
No offense but I like looking at your wife and lisening to you both.
It's nice but there is not anything worth the price in it.🤣😂🤣
$301,000 😒😭
Littles grow up to teenagers
People who need TV's in their RV's just need to stay home. You've completely missed the entire point of camping. And this isn't an RV. It's a city bus. Come on, do you REALLY need a "fireplace" in a recreational vehicle?! No windows OR fan in the overhead bunk?? Anyone up for suffocation? Plain white valances...where's the vomit emoji when you need it? This bus is grossly gaudy and over priced as well as bland and boring. It looks like you're standing in someones garage. Ugh.
But, to each their own. This isn't something that I, personally, would ever consider buying.