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Built for the rugged outdoors, these trailers are constructed by hand in the Oregon mountains to withstand almost anything you want to throw their way. With thicker walls and insulation, to molded and formed nose caps, these are built to stand the test of time through the use and abuse of a family looking to push the limits of what is capable in luxury off-grid travel.
Contact Collin at:
collin@apachecamping.com
425-710-7522
Visit us at any one of our 4 Pacific Northwest Locations:
Everett, WA
12517 S Hwy 99
Everett, WA 98204
Sales Phone:
425-710-7522
Tacoma, WA
9402 Pacific Ave
Tacoma, WA 98444
Sales Phone:
253-535-3260
Poulsbo, WA
19520 Viking Ave
Poulsbo, WA 98370
Sales Phone:
360-616-2001
Portland, OR
11021 SE 82nd Ave
Portland, OR 97086
Sales Phone:
503-659-5582
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📨Email: Collin@apachecamping.com
I have watched dozens and dozens of Outdoors RV videos. This one showed me more than all of those..................nice job!
Great Video .
Like the underside and the different angles you used to show off this awesome RV. Let me know if you have an RKS for sale .
I appreciate the details that you have pointed out in this video.
Thank you! My hope is to provide some details you have not seen yet about any of these trailers.
ABSOLUTELY ALL JUNK!
The Outdoors RV line is IMO better than Airstream, they make their own frames so no frame bending issues. They are a bit hesitant to move to new technology like 12v refrigerators or solar, but that’s not entirely bad. I also love the real wood cabinets, not particle board.
It is impressive that Outdoors RV took on making their own chassis’s. They have moved into the electrified space with 400w solar and 8cu ft 12v fridge now standard on all 2024 models.
They are not a family run company. They are owned by Northwoods Investments a privately held company which owns Arctic Fox which makes RV products. Both manufacturing plants are just minutes by car from each other. The trailer frames are made in house for both companies.
Both assembly very good products. I have owned an ORV product and wouldn’t hesitate to recommend them. In saying that remember “a trailer is a trailer is a trailer” no mater who makes it.
Does Outdoors RV have any plans to make the roof, walls and floor fully composite (i.e. using Azdel and other non wood composites)? Also, the cabinet frames...do they use something like lumber core vinyl wrap, real solid wood ...please tell me they don't use MDF. Also, on the Mountain Series, the counter tops, are they Thermafoil (plastic on top of MDF)?