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  • The Entegra Coach Odyssey Offers Luxury Living at an Affordable Price

    Entegra Coach is known for building some of the most luxurious and well-appointed Class A motorhomes on the road, seamlessly merging innovative design and outstanding build quality. But what if you’re looking for those same qualities in a smaller, more approachable RV? Than look no further than the Class C Odyssey, a model that delivers everything you expect from Entegra Coach, in an affordable package that doesn’t force you to make compromises.

    Entegra Coach Odyssey

    Photo Credit: Entegra Coach

    The Odyssey rides on the Ford E-450 chassis and comes with a 7.3L V-8 engine that produces 325 horsepower and 450 pound-feet of torque. The rig also includes Entegra Coach’s E-Z Drive system, which uses a computer-balanced driveshaft, front and rear stabilizer bars, Hellwig helper springs, and other components to provide a smooth, controlled ride. And with a built-in 9” Sony infotainment system, complete with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, navigating to your next campsite has never been easier.

    The Odyssey’s long list of exterior features includes illuminated pass-through storage compartments, a large powered awning with LED lighting, and an outdoor smart TV connected to marine-grade exterior speakers. A set of electric-powered stairs automatically extend when opening the door, granting easy access to the interior. Other nice touches include a Winegard 2.0 Wi-Fi/4G antenna, an outdoor shower, and satellite dish prep. The coach even comes with a panoramic window in the cabover space that is unlike anything else in the industry.

    Photo Credit: Entegra Coach

    Inside, the Odyssey is no less impressive. The well-appointed Class C comes with such luxuries as a booth dinette with a freestanding table, hardwood cabinetry, and an LED smart TV with a JBL sound system. Some models even include an electric fireplace.

    Most of the seven available floor plans come a queen-size bed, although the 27U layout upgrades to a king-size mattress for those who need the extra space. The kitchen is equipped with a Furrion cooktop, a residential microwave, a 12V refrigerator, and a stainless steel sink. Meanwhile, the bathroom has a glass-doored shower, a porcelain toilet, and yet another sink.

    Photo Credit: Entegra Coach

    As you would expect from Entegra Coach, the Odyssey is well prepared for camping just about anywhere and in a variety of conditions. Its HVAC system includes a 15,000 BTU ducted A/C unit and a 30,000 BTU auto-ignition furnace. The rig comes with heated holding tanks, a built-in water filtration system, and a 12V house battery system. A 4,000W generator provides power when camping off-grid, while 30-amp shore power is available at the campground. Solar prep comes standard, with the option to upgrade to 200W solar panels directly from the factory. Other options include theater seating on select floor plans, an LED HD TV in the bedroom, and automatic hydraulic leveling jacks.

    The Entegra Coach Odyssey has a GVWR of 14,500 lbs. and measures 26’ 8” to 32’ 7” depending on the specific model. The coach has a starting price of $159,818, which is a remarkable value considering its long list of standard features. For more information, including detailed spec sheets and four plan designs, visit entegracoach.com.

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  • New from Thor: The Quantum ESpec LC19

    Stylish and functional, the Quantum® ESpec is designed to be a compact Class C motorhome, designed for maneuverability and comfort. Built on a Ford® E-Series chassis, this Class C RV is ready to take you on the road trip of a lifetime. It offers a versatile living space perfect for weekend getaways and extended vacations.

    The Quantum ESpec LC19

    The ESpec has standard features like cruise control and an 8,000-lb trailer hitch for a more stress-free journey. Pack everything you need for your trip in the lighted rotocast storage compartments on all floor plans and the MEGA-Storage™ compartment available on select models. When it’s time to relax, kick back under the shade of the powered patio awning with LED lighting. With the Quantum® ESpec’s slick fiberglass exterior, stylish graphics package, and black framed windows, this Class C RV will turn heads wherever your travels take you.


    Enjoy your favorite shows once you’re at the campsite on the 32-inch SMART TV with a manual swivel, located in the cab-over bunk area on all floor plans. All Quantum® ESpecs come with a digital TV antenna and a satellite mounting backer on the roof for added convenience.

    The ESpec Interior

    A step inside this Class C RV reveals its stunning interior design. The residential vinyl flooring is chic and easy to clean, making it ideal for pet owners. If you choose the LC19 model, you’ll have a rear u-dinette that converts into a spacious bed instead.


    Say goodbye to mediocre meals on the go thanks to the Quantum® ESpec’s fantastic kitchen amenities, including a 12-volt refrigerator and a two-burner gas cooktop. You’ll also have a convection microwave oven with an air fryer and a flip-up countertop extension available on all floor plans. Clean-up is a breeze with the large single-bowl stainless-steel sink equipped with a convenient pull-down sprayer.

    All Quantum® ESpec floor plans are designed with solar energy in mind, making it easier than ever to embrace an eco-friendly, off-grid lifestyle. Each model comes equipped with a solar prep roof backer, allowing for effortless installation of solar panels. The wiring is thoughtfully routed directly to the kitchen base cabinet so that once you’re set, you can harness the sun’s power to keep your appliances running smoothly, no matter where your adventures take you.

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  • The Entegra Coach Qwest is Proof That Good Things Come in Small Packages

    For anyone who thinks that settling for a small Class C motorhome invariably means having to make compromises, we happily present the Entegra Coach Qwest. At 25′ 2″ in length, this easy-driving coach feels safe and maneuverable, even for those who have never driven an RV before. But what truly sets this model apart is its luxurious interior, which has all of the amenities you could ask for—and then some.

    The video above comes our way directly from Entegra Coach itself. The clip takes us on a tour of the Class C Qwest, which rides on a Mercedes Sprinter 3500 chassis and is pushed down the road by a V4 twin-turbo diesel engine that produces 211 horsepower. The vehicle’s cockpit includes a host of amenities, like heated captain’s chairs, a 10.25″ touchscreen running Mercedes MBUX infotainment system, and both Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. The rig also comes with a suite of safety features, including active brake assist, lane-keep assist, active distance assist, and LED lighting.

    Entegra Coach Qwest Class C

    Photo Credit: Entegra Coach

    Of course, all of those driver-focused features are just for getting the Qwest safely down the road. It’s what else the RV brings to the table that helps it truly stand out. Inside the cabin, you’ll find a surprisingly open and spacious floor plan built using the high-quality materials and components that Entegra is known for. A large and comfortable U-shaped dinette makes a great gathering place at mealtime, when you want to play a game, watch TV, or get a little work done. The driver and passenger seats also pivot, providing comfortable and versatile seating.

    Further back, you’ll find a well-appointed kitchenette equipped with a two-burner cooktop, a convection microwave, stainless steel sink, and a large refrigerator/freezer. A wooden slide-out pantry adds a touch of class, while bring much-needed storage, with a matching wardrobe located nearby doing the same. High-gloss cabinets and countertops enhance the sense of luxury, while maintaining functionality and durability.

    Photo Credit: Entegra Coach

    Depending on the floor plan, the bathroom will either be located at the back or along the camp-side wall of the vehicle. It features a porcelain toilet, a stainless steel sink, and a shower with an overhead skylight. The primary sleeping area has a queen-size bed, under-bed storage, and a TV. A second sleep space is located in the cabover section, allowing the Qwest to comfortably sleep four adults.

    Other notable features include a 30,000 BTU furnace and a 15,000 BTU, allowing the coach to remain comfortable through extended season camping. The Qwest uses the Firefly RV control system to operate the HVAC, LED lighting, armless awning, and other features, all of which can be accessed remotely via a smartphone app. The rig comes standard with a Winegard Connect 2.0/4G antenna, too, providing wireless internet access at the campground. Automatic leveling jacks, a 200W solar panel, an outdoor shower, a 1,000W inverter, and two 12V house batteries are also standard.

    Photo Credit: Entegra Coach

    For a better look at all of these features, and more, press play on the video above. It not only provides a great sense of what the interior looks like, it shows the spaciousness and comfort that this RV offers. You’ll also get a look at the quality construction and materials that were used to build the Entegra Coach Qwest Class C model.

    To learn more about this great-looking RV, visit the Entegra website.

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  • Grand Design’s Lineage Series F is Engineered for Adventure

    Last year’s launch of the Grand Design Lineage Series M was notable for a number of reasons. Not only was it the brand’s first foray into the motorized RV space, but the vehicle immediately set the standard by which all other Class C models are measured. Now, with the arrival of the Lineage Series F, the company is looking to upend the Super C category, bringing its trademark blend of thoughtful design and innovative engineering along with it.

    Grand Design Lineage Series F

    Photo Credit: Grand Design

    Built on a custom MORryde chassis, the Series F is powered by a 6.7L Power Stroke diesel engine that produces 330 horsepower and 950 ft lbs. of torque, giving it an impressive 15,000 lbs. towing capacity. Perhaps more impressively, the coach rides on a custom-built suspension co-developed by Grand Design, LiquidSpring, and Fox Racing.

    “The suspension was a paramount design focus from inception,” says Lineage Series F Product Manger Mike Hums. ”We weren’t just trying to smooth out highway miles – we were building a platform for adventure.”

    Photo Credit: Grand Design

    The suspension system uses Fox 2.5 Racing shocks—typically reserved for racing in places like the Baja — to create a smoother ride by dynamically adjusting to surface conditions. Dual-shock stabilizers and over-engineered sway bars further enhance the ride, keeping the steering wheel stable and the coach surprisingly nimble. Add in class-leading ground clearance and you end up with a Super C that is more agile and capable than anything else in its class.

    Thanks to these mechanical enhancements, reaching remote campsites is easier than ever. And once there, the Series F’s 320Ah lithium house battery, 2,000W inverter, and 1,000W solar panels allow owners to stay comfortable and secure while camping off-grid for extended periods.

    Photo Credit: Grand Design

    “We wanted to eliminate the phrase ‘we can’t go there’ from our owners’ vocabulary,” Hums says. “Whether it’s a rutted dirt road to a hidden hot spring or a steep approach to a mountaintop campsite, the Series F was engineered to get you there.”

    Inside, the Lineage Series F is no less impressive. The interior features upscale materials throughout and includes numerous thoughtful features to make life on the road better. The rig comes with a king-size bed, a spacious bathroom, and an open living space that includes power theater seating. A modern kitchen—complete with a three-burner stove, traditional oven, microwave, residential refrigerator/freezer, and a comfy dinette. The coach ships with washer/dryer prep and plenty of storage inside and out.

    Photo Credit: Grand Design

    The Grand Design Lineage Series F makes the most of its 33’ 9” length, offering room to comfortably sleep six. That makes it the perfect basecamp for any adventure, enabling off-grid travel and exploration.

    To find out more about this exciting new model visit the Grand Design website.

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  • Video: Is the Thor Freedom Elite 19HE the Most Affordable Class C Ever?

    If you thought a Class C RV needed to be big, expensive, and ponderous to drive, think again. The Thor Freedom Elite 19HE is here to dispel those myths, delivering a feature-packed and surprisingly roomy interior in a vehicle that is just 20′ 5″ in length. Better still, it is affordably priced at $110,334. Yep, you read that right, a well-equipped, easy-to-drive motorhome that won’t break the bank.

    Thor Freedom Elite

    Photo Credit: Camping World

    So what exactly do you get for that price? For starters, the RV rides on a Ford E-Series chassis, ensuring comfort, stability, and reliability on the road. Inside, you’ll find an open living space with an 80″ ceiling, residential vinyl flooring, and LED lighting throughout. A large, U-shaped dinette, which converts to a bed, is located in the rear, while a queen-size mattress occupies the cabover space. A wet bath, a built-in wardrobe, and a spacious kitchen, complete with a two-burner stove, convection microwave, a 12V refrigerator/freezer, and an unexpected amount of counter space, round out the list of features.

    Perhaps the most impressive thing about the Freedom Elite 19HE is that it is about the size of a Class B van, but offers so much more open space. The vehicle has a nice amount of storage inside and out, and the fact that most people can stand up inside is a big plus. The rig comes with a 19,000 BTU furnace and roof-mounted A/C unit, both of which should provide excellent climate control for an RV of this size. A tankless water heater provides on-demand hot water to a shower that is larger than you’ll find in most camper vans.

    Photo Credit: Thor

    All of that sounds great on paper, but seeing is truly believing. Check out the video above for a complete walk-through of this Class C model. What you’ll see is an RV that delivers a ton of value in a package that won’t be intimidating to drive, but is still roomy and comfortable.

    To find out more, visit Thor’s website.

     

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  • The Ride: For Winnebago, The Future is Now

    You’ve heard of the smart home. Say hello to the smart RV. The Winnebago View already boasted impressive features—abundant solar capability and massive holding tanks, for instance. But with the 2024 launch of the 24T floorplan, the industry giant also rolled out Winnebago Connect: smart-tech control for nearly every onboard feature, including climate, power systems, slideouts and more. The system even features a “Pet Minder” function, for supervising four-legged companions.

    Photo Credit: Kraig Becker

    “We know our pets are family,” says Chris Kuelbs, a senior manager for the brand’s digital product division. “This alerts you via our mobile app if you’re away and the temperature in the coach approaches or exceeds a set range.” So-called multiplexing set-ups to control RV systems aren’t new. But because Winnebago built Connect entirely in-house, it offers arguable advantages over the third-party technology common in other rigs. Winnebago’s customer service team can troubleshoot remotely, fixing bugs while owners recline at camp. Accessed on the vehicle’s 10-inch touchscreen or remotely via smartphone, Connect uses a built-in modem to enable over-the-air software updates. Owners can add full internet service for an additional fee.

    Photo Credit: Kraig Becker

    Other new features worth noting on the 24T include power-reclining theater seating, a Murphy bed that packs away when not in use and a spacious rear garage large enough for two full-size e-bikes, featuring multiple 120V AC outlets for recharging while in transit. And, thanks to its Mercedes Sprinter chassis, the View includes lane-keep assist, adaptive cruise control, blindspot warnings and a digital rearview mirror. While the 2025 View 24T is Winnebago’s first vehicle to feature the Connect system, the company has bigger plans. “Stay tuned,” Kuelbs says. “Our intent is to release this to the entire Winnebago model lineup, including our towables.”

    Photo Credit: Winnebago

    Dimensions

    GVWR: 11,030 lbs. Overall Length: 25′ 8″ Exterior Height: 10′ 7″

    Illustration by Dee Duncan

    1. The View comes standard with rear-wheel drive, but all-wheel drive is an optional upgrade.
    2. A 5,000-pound trailer hitch makes it easy to tow a cargo trailer or boat.
    3. 240 watts of solar come standard from the factory.
    4. The large gear garage is heated, and features LED lighting and L-track cargo tie downs.
    5. The powered awning includes LED lights and can be deployed using Winnebago Connect or a smartphone.
    6. A 15,000 BTU air conditioner and 25,000 BTU furnace keep the View comfortable in a variety of weather conditions.
    7. The View comes with an amplified digital TV antenna and is satellite ready.
    8. The View’s built-in LP tank has a 50.76 lbs. capacity.
    9. Automatic hydraulic leveling jacks stabilize the vehicle at the campsite.

    This article originally appeared in Wildsam magazine. For more Wildsam content, sign up for our newsletter.

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  • Now at Poulsbo RV: The Coachmen Cross Trail B+/C Motor Homes

    Introducing the eco-friendly Cross Trail! The Cross Trail’s nimble size and designed with active RVers in mind, will give you nearly endless possibilities. Take your adventure where most motorhomes can’t hope to go! Plus, with unrivaled exterior and interior storage, you can outfit your Cross Trail with the gear and equipment needed to conquer any expedition.

    The B+ EV Models

    The Coachmen B+ EV Cross Trails
    The Cross Trail B+ comes in two models: one floorplan on a Mercedes Sprinter Chassis, and three on a Ford Transit Chassis. And aside from the vehicle motors both are all-electric coaches; there is NO generator on board and the batteries are beefy. The quiet is amazing. Inside, the bedroom is a Real Bedroom. A permanent bed that can be raised or lowered, in a B+. One model, instead of a bedroom, has double murphy bunk beds to allow for eve more storage! Amazing in a class B+, there’s a split bathroom with a separate shower. And the kitchen is just as awesome, with a generous sink, 2-burner induction cooktop, and a convection microwave/oven. All this in a Class B+! And if you need storage, the Cross Trail has a shocking amount of storage.

    The C XL Models

    The Cross Trail C has all the cargo space. This rig has over a ton of cargo capacity: literally more than two thousand pounds. The techs at Coachmen even measured that with full water tanks. That sounds hard to believe until you take a look at the bike garage under the bedroom.
    IWhether you want your adventures to be in the heat of summer or well into the chill of fall, the Cross Trail has two-inch thick walls, fiberglass over Azdel composite. It’s well insulated to keep you cozy. In addition, it has Ducted air!  Distributing the air through ducts is quieter, and leads to more even temperatures throughout the coach. No matter which Cross Trail you choose, you’ll be impressed by all the Coachmen designed features, an even more by the Coachmen price! So if you’re looking for small, sturdy, easy-to-drive adventure mobiles, this might be the line for you! Come in and check it out! The post Now at Poulsbo RV: The Coachmen Cross Trail B+/C Motor Homes appeared first on Poulsbo RV.
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