2019 Winnebago RV Reviews on RV Insider (2024)

Phillip

Texas, USA

Reviewed on April 11, 2024

The Winnebago Adventurer is packed with user friendly features and more value than ever before. If you prefer a gas coach but want diesel level amenities at a terrific value, this rv is for you! This floorplan offers plenty of living space in a smaller size coach. This RV is loaded with features and amenities typically reserved for diesel pushers including full body paint with chrome mirrors, Corian countertops in the galley, UltraFabrics covered furnishings, Versa swivel drivers seat, MCD solar, blackout roller shades, and much more! America’s best selling class A gas floorplan triple slideouts, and StudioLoft Bed in the luxurious Adventurer model!

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Diana D Smiley

California, USA

Reviewed on March 17, 2024

It has one of the best living areas I have had. have had several.With 3 slides and a lot of luxuries, you may think you are in a class A. I cannot find fault with it. I have never had anything break down on it. I do only have 13, 000 miles on it. It has satellite so I get a ton of channels.

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Mike Sommer

Reviewed on November 24, 2023

This RV Is probable the easiest to drive of the 22'+ RV's. They have great layouts/floorplans and are very easy to maneuver. I think the space, and drivability for the price is the best on the market for an RV that sleeps 6 comfortably.There's a reason that the MW22R is one of the best selling RV's of all time.

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Tim Ger

Reviewed on November 19, 2023

Purchased my 2019 Forza 38F in February 2023 from Arizona with 9,988 miles. Replaced all tires & Batteries. have driven it over 11,000 miles all over the country with little or minor issues - I had an issue with 2 of the basem*nt doors opening during travel - Winnebago had a recall on the doors Colonial RV in New Jersey put secondary locks on all basem*nt doors under warranty with no cost to me. Great place. I take it to a Freightliner Repair shop every 6500 miles (3X since purchase)for an oil change & lube along with other PM items wash & wax every couple of months & keep the seals cleanIf you take care of the mechanicals it will take care of you. Good Reliable MachineThe Freightliner shops have been knowledgeable & friendly & Colonial RV in southern NJ easy to work withWholesale Warranty- extended warranty not so good. Had a DEF fitting crack @ the ejection line fitting going into the exhaust- they stated not covered because it is part of exhaust system. It is not its part of environmental control system- using their logic the turbo charge would be part of exhaust. If you need parts you wouldn’t find them in the exhaust section Good Machine reasonably Priced still having fun with it. Currently stored indoors for the Winter first 2024 trip March 30th to South Carolina

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Tina White

Reviewed on November 18, 2023

I found this RV a breeze to drive, making it the perfect RV for driving cross country. I had no issues driving it down into the Yosemite Valley and even parked it at a ParkNRide in San Francisco. The interior is in pristine condition, including updated upholstery, beautiful Italian cabinetry with massive storage. Exterior storage, not so much, but it was plenty enough for two people traveling. The twin bed floor plan made it convenient to sleep anytime. Loved the privacy shades and the beautiful lighting that was among the many unique features of this 24V Navion.

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Ruth Kraushar

Reviewed on October 2, 2023

This is my second Winnebago RV and there is something seriously wrong in the manufacturing department of WinnebagoMy first RV class C Winnebago model H was a 2007 and worked like a charm for 12 years. I enjoyed it so much I decided to sell it and buy another with the bed in the back model J 2019 Winnebago Navion.I took it in for the MVI, motor vehicle inspection last week and they could not pass it as the bottom is rusted out so bad that they told me the outside compartment are in danger of falling down.It is 4 year old with 44,000. milesIn the last 5 months I have replaced the water pump, The mother board in the generator, the invertor , the converter, the Microwave and have lost the top trim known as the shark fin off the top. I also have to disconnect the engine battery under the dash if I am parked for more them 4 hours as there is something in the radio component draining the battery.I have contacted Winnebago and they told me the rust issue is not under warranty as it is from salt on the road and there is nothing they can do.

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Dominic Nadeau

Reviewed on September 27, 2023

First of all, the positives. The rig is a beast of power. The Mercedes Diesel is relentless both off road and on road excursions. I towed over 3K lbs over the steep and high Rocky Mountains of Montana, Denver, New Mexico. The hot desert roads of Death Valley, and the Appalachian Wooded mountains of Georgia, Kentucky and Alabama.Now the negatives, Generator died with 4hours use, toilet connections leaked, Infotainment Center is like a bad relationship (on again, off again) … replaced frozen shower valve … DEF sensor replaced twice, still not consistent … screen door squeaks and rattles like is about ready to fall off … propane tank sensor replaced twice, when this fails you cannot use any of the propane appliances … back up camera keeps freezing … Slide out locked when in a out position … left side stabilizer jack motor failed, using a drill bit to open and close … water pump connection broke, leaked under bed spend a week drying it out … tankless water heater controls are very temperamental, took several hot/cold showers … chrome wheel nut covers were tacked on … when I had the brakes replaced, the mechanic removed them … informed me they were just tacked on with an aluminum bead … I have a bag of shiny chrome nut covers stored in my drawer …. I attached a 120K RV garage to my current 2 car garage, just so this rig would not be exposed to any harsh weather elements … should have just put the money on a higher quality RV, and keep it outside in a cover.

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Jim R Toothman

Reviewed on September 6, 2023

Very good experience with this rv. Had a few minor issues that were addressed. Would definitely buy again. Are selling ours as we have bought a house in the Caribbean.Nice layout and loved the onboard washer/dryerDrives nice and has plenty of power to tow

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Cathy

Reviewed on September 3, 2023

Great to live in , lots of storage, includes washer & dryer. Handles well driving and parking. Shower large enough for a shower chair. Must sell as can no longer travel. Sleeps 6. Everything is in working order.

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Bill

Reviewed on August 19, 2023

Winnebago did an excellent job of designing the 2019 Cambria 27K. Unlike most Class C’s, the queen bed is positioned with nightstands and space on each side of the bed. The kitchen, refrigerator, and couch are fully accessible with the slides in, which comes in handy while on the road. The couch faces directly towards the main TV. There is ample storage, and the rear truck space is awesome. The black and grey tanks and valves are in a closed and heated compartment, which enables cold weather travel. Finally, the Ford E450 chassis is time-tested and dependable. Unlike the Sprinter chassis, the weight ratings for the E450 chassis allow you to tow a reasonable sized vehicle.

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