I recently had the pleasure of renting a 2016 Forest River Rockwood Premier for a 3-night getaway, and I’m thrilled to share my experience. From start to finish, this RV exceeded my expectations and made our trip memorable for all the right reasons.Ease of Towing and Setup
One of the standout features of this RV was its ease of towing. Even with my moderate experience in handling recreational vehicles, the Rockwood Premier was a breeze to tow. Setting up camp was straightforward, and the tear-down process was just as simple, which made our travels smooth and stress-free.Comfort and Features
The RV’s cold air conditioning was a lifesaver, especially during warmer nights. It kept us comfortable and ensured we could enjoy our trip without worrying about the heat. The ample storage space in the front was another highlight, offering plenty of room for our gear and supplies.The skylights were a wonderful addition, allowing us to stargaze from inside the RV and enjoy natural light during the day. They added a touch of openness to the space and made the interior feel more inviting.Condition and Maintenance
Despite being a few years old, the Rockwood Premier was in excellent condition. We did not encounter any mechanical issues during our rental, and the RV seemed well-maintained. It’s clear that the owner takes great pride in keeping it in top shape.Owner Experience
A special mention goes to Obaid, the owner of the RV. His accessibility and willingness to answer any questions we had about using the RV were much appreciated. His responsive communication ensured that we felt supported throughout our trip.Overall Impression
Overall, our experience with the 2016 Forest River Rockwood Premier was very positive. The combination of easy towing, comfortable features, and attentive owner support made our rental experience enjoyable and hassle-free. I would not hesitate to rent this RV again if the opportunity arises and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable and comfortable option for their next adventure.
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