Best Mid Bunk Fifth Wheel RV I've Seen! 2022 Grand Design Solitude 378BH 

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Of course! Have to put honest reviews out there.

Thanks for all the info!

If that’s true, I missed that!

That makes sense

Ours doesn’t have a drawer because it is a full size real oven. There is only a access panel for repairs.

I know more and more people are RV’ing full time! That’s what we plan on doing :)

With all the Covid problems/protocols, I would just be better in my own space.

@@gardeningwithdiane That's a great point! I've never been in an RV, so I was trying to understand it all.

Yes, a lot of people go camping in them. But, at this price point, many people are living in these either part or even full time. Is $110k for your permanent home expensive? Also, if you like to travel a lot let's say 4 weeks/yr at $200/night = $5,600. Multiply this by 10 and you're at $56k spent in 10 years (equivalent). Naturally the RV is double that, but you still own the product (renting vs owning), and you have a TON more flexibility. If you're the person who wants to drive into the woods and build campfires for a weekend twice per year, this type of RV isn't for you. Just my .02!

We have a 2019 42' Forest River Heritage Glen 5th wheel we use for glamping only. Most of these sized units are designed for full time use. I know that full time RVing seems like your going to be full time vacationing but that's not reality. Most full timers or owners of these sized units end up in a RV park 6' from their neighbor. We personally hate RV parks. We try to do 20 trips a year (mostly long weekends), which is a big commitment, takes a lot of planning and is expensive (400-1000 each trip). We take our trailer dry camping, to campgrounds, to festivals, concerts and weekend tailgates for college football games. We bought this trailer at auction and sold our 28' bumper pull trailer. Honestly more room is always better once set up. But very few spaces will fit this large of a trailer and your probably not going to take your semi sized trailer up a remote road. We have kids and always invite friends so having this large of a trailer is nice but we try to spend as little time as possible inside. Why go camp and spend all your time inside? I would have never bought this sized trailer if we did not get such an amazing deal at auction but it would be hard to go smaller now, until the kids are gone. With that said, at the current cost of trailers and gas and how difficult it is to reserve good campgrounds, a hotel is cheaper and easier to plan. But... there is nothing like crawling into your own bed at night no matter where you are.

I don’t know to be completely honest. It should be a marine grade flooring under there, and the vinyl flooring over the slide will be water resistant as well. I haven’t heard of water issues, but it’s just something to notice knowing that keystone wraps their flooring in the slide out.

Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for watching. I’m not sure what you mean by making sure my battery is charged up though. The camera never died on me and was fully charged.

There is a show this weekend at Dallas Market Hall!

@@mylesrv thank you!

It’s a marine grade sub flooring, so it’s water resistant, and the cabinets are stained hardwood.

They are wood with even real wood bottoms. The oven is a real oven and will hold a 9x13 cake pan easily. We love ours.

Yes you can order with a queen bed, but they won’t do something that they don’t normally do such as wrapping the flooring for one specific unit. And an order time all depends on what we already have in our system. You won’t have to place a brand new order to get a queen bed, we would just have to find one we already have ordered that hasn’t been built yet and change that order to a queen bed.

Being a spiller myself, I can definitely see a problem having the dinette flooring unprotected- and being in front of the sink.

The door slides in quite a way…the opening is probably close to three feet wide so it’s not tight at all. On ours, the opening is on the other side…

this part!! Most dont know

Oh I always thought a warming drawer was for warming plates 😂

yes bh bunk house rk rear kitchen, fk front kitchen, rb rear bunkhouse, hb half bath, bp butler pantry are a few examples

I’m sorry to hear that the AC in the bedroom was not what you expected. However, The AC system in here is different than in a Montana. The Montana has a loft that the AC has to be ducted around, this does not. Unless you have a Montana different than the ones I’ve always seen that have the loft. I’d also be curious to know if your Montana has 2 or 3 ACs. Because I know a lot of 2021 models only had 2, where as a lot of 2022 models like this Solitude are ordered with 3.

@@mylesrv we have 3… but yes your right, it is ducted through the top loft

In most cases, slide toppers are an option to add on towable RVs.

night stand location is stupid....begging to be broken

Hey Tamie, he didn't specifically call it out, but you can add a quick-connect hose just to the left of the outdoor "kitchen", or there's a quick connect spot in the water hookup panel as well on the other side. Technically you could connect a hose from there to an external sink if desired.

My channel has done pretty well with the way I do things. Thanks for the advice though.

@@mylesrv fair enough. Just some constructive criticism.

@@lynchinjesus there’s lots of RV channels with RV videos that are shorter than mine. I go into more detail on mine intentionally to set myself apart. People that have the knowledge can fast forward, and people that don’t can learn something new. It’s a win win.

I actually was a sales representative when I made this video and was a sales representative for quite a long time after this video. So yes, it has always been my philosophy to give an honest review of an RV because it’s not my job to “sell” people, it’s my job to INFORM people so they can make an informed decision. If you just want to be sold to and only ever hear positive things, I’m not the person for you.

I left this video more informed because of Myles’ review. I appreciate and trust the reviewer or salesperson more for the transparency about good and bad rather than hiding it.

You sound like a shady used car salesman. The type that knows you're selling junk and just wants to grab money. I'd take someone like Myles any day over some dishonest jackass like you. I'd rather hear the good and bad then be able to make an informed decision if I'm going to put down over $100k on something than have someone sugar coat everything making it seem like the potentially negative things are all kittens and rainbows. Keep up the awesome work, Myles! I enjoy your videos.