The Wildwood Heritage Glen 308RL travel trailer and fifth wheel by Forest River is a high-quality, triple-slide RV that offers a combination of durable construction, attention to design and a comfortable interior. As Josh Winters explains in this video, the RV is on a flat deck, which might appeal to RVers with mobility issues.
It features unique herringbone flooring, stylish cabinetry, and a range of convenient features including power stabilizer jacks, large pass-through storage and a central switch center. It is also equipped with heated and enclosed dump valves and underbelly, a backup camera and roof-mounted solar panel prep, making it suitable for camping all year-round. A note, though: The RV has an unusually large number of windows, which is great for viewing what’s outdoors but will make it more difficult to insulate the RV in the winter.
The RV is well-equipped for full-time living and includes the rare luxury of side-by-side washer/dryer prep. This year’s model does away with carpeting altogether, so “vacuuming” might be as simple as sweeping with a broom.
The bedroom has what is called an Olympic-sized queen bed. The locations of the plugs for a CPAP machine or electric blanket seem inconvenient from what we can observe. No TV comes standard in the bedroom.
Josh’s video is very thorough. Watch it below.
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I prefer the table and chairs. My Jayflight has the booth and the back cushions always fall over. Tried using sticky back velcro, but it won’t stick to the back of the cushions. Also don’t like my folding dining table, it’s dangerous. This travel trailer is nice, but too big and too many slides for me. Prefer a fixed ladder. Portable ladder can be dangerous. Glad to see a rv review.
I love Josh’s reviews. On this one he didn’t say if the windows are single or dual pane, or if there’s an option. For us the slide closing off all access to the kitchen would be a deal breaker. The “toe kicker” on the kitchen slide would be another deal breaker for a short person with short arms, like my wife. Nice trailer, but a few deal killers.
The deal breaker is a slide on the side you enter on , taking up site space .
Excellent, thorough review! Thanks for the detailed information with a little humor in a review that doesn’t waste my time. This one checks all the boxes with very few cons.