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  • Video: Winnebago Adventurer 35F Review

    Spacious, comfortable, and packed with features, the Winnebago Adventurer 35F is an enticing option for couples, full-timers, and families. This Class A model offers a luxury RV experience that’s backed by the Flying W’s well-known build quality and outstanding customer service. And while its $257,575 price tag isn’t exactly inexpensive, this motorhome offers great value, delivering a lot of bang for your buck.

    Winnebago Adventurer 35F

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    The Adventurer rides on the Ford F-53 chassis, which includes a 7.3L V8 engine and plenty of modern features like adaptive cruise control and lane-keep assist. The 35F floor plan, which measures 35′ 10″ in length, comfortably sleeps up to five people. The rig comes with 1.5 baths, a well-equipped kitchen, and a primary bedroom with a king-size bed, a TV, and washer/dryer prep. The living room features a very comfortable sectional sofa and has a smart TV mounted over a fireplace. Other notable features include a residential-style refrigerator, plenty of onboard storage, and a spacious dinette. A 5,500W auto-start generator, 50A power, and a 2,000W inverter are also standard.

    This is just the tip of the iceberg for everything this luxury Class A model has to offer. We could go on and on listing off specs and features, but the video above does a much better job of introducing this model. Not only does it offer an in-depth review of the Winnebago Adventurer 35F, it provides excellent footage of what the coach looks like, inside and out. That includes a full walk-through of the interior, highlighting all of the top amenities that the motorhome brings to the table.

    Photo Credit: Winnebago

    After you’ve watched the video, head over to the Winnebago website to find out more about this well-appointed motorhome.

     

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  • Is the Winnebago Thrive the Next Big Thing in Travel Trailers?

    Winnebago’s towables division has been on a roll of late. Over the past couple of years, the RV manufacturer has launched both the Access and M-Series travel trailers, while adding new floor plans to its existing models. Now, you can add yet another option to the Flying W’s ever-expanding catalog. The new Winnebago Thrive is a lightweight model that brings innovative design, outstanding build quality, and a long list of standard features.

    Winnebago Thrive

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    “Thrive is more than a travel trailer—it’s a statement,” said Adam Gudger, Product Manager for Winnebago’s towables Thrive product, in a press release. “We identified an opportunity to serve design-conscious buyers seeking a refined, upscale experience— without making things complicated. Thrive fills that space with thoughtful craftsmanship, innovative features, and styling that surprises in all the right ways.”

    That “thoughtful craftsmanship” starts with a laminated body that gives the Thrive a sleek, modern look that translates to more aerodynamic performance on the road. It also helps keep the travel trailer light and nimble, while maintaining a high level of durability. Laminated RVs often include outstanding insulation, too, helping the interior stay warmer or cooler throughout the year. The construction process even allowed Winnebago to integrate a large frameless panoramic window in the front that includes distinctive LED trim lighting that further enhances the design.

    Photo Credit: Winnebago

    Winnebago added a number of nice touches to the interior, too. For instance, the Thrive’s primary bedroom includes a king-size bed with built-in storage, bedside reading lights, and recessed ceiling lighting, giving it a refined residential feel. Meanwhile, the kitchen is equipped with soft-close cabinets, a pull-out pantry, and fiberglass countertops with an integrated sink. High-end, made-in-America furniture is also used throughout, further enhancing the premium feel of the travel trailer.

    Other notable features include a JBL indoor/outdoor sound system, stackable washer/dryer prep, and power stabilizing jacks. Expect Winnebago’s Connect smart multiplex system, too, putting control of lighting, climate, power, and more right at your fingertips.

    Photo Credit: Winnebago

    Thrive reflects how people want to live and travel today,” Grant Smith, Product Manager for Winnebago’s towables unit says in the same press release. “It’s not just about getting from point A to point B—it’s about having a space that makes every trip feel like an upgrade. And this is just the beginning. We have a full lineup of thoughtfully designed floor plans on the horizon that will expand the possibilities for how and where campers can enjoy the outdoors.”

    Initially, the Winnebago Thrive will be available in two floor plans, the 18FBS and 22MBH. Models will vary in length from 22 to 33 feet and will come with one or two slide-outs. The travel trailer arrives at dealers this month with a starting price of $46,760. For more information, visit winnebago.com.

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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.”

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    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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  • The Winnebago Access Delivers Family-Friendly Features at an Affordable Price

    When the Winnebago Access first burst onto the scene back in 2023, it caused quite a stir across the RV industry. Exhibiting the company’s trademark build quality and boasting more amenities than any other model in its class, the exciting new travel trailer garnered plenty of attention. And with a starting price under $30,000, it is easy to see why it quickly grew in popularity.

    Photo Credit: Winnebago

    So how does Winnebago improve on this winning formula? By introducing two new floorplans that make the trailer even more appealing and approachable to a wider audience. The latest additions to the Access line-up are smaller, lighter, and easier to tow, without sacrificing everything that makes this towable so special in the first place. The Access 18DBH and 18RK both launched in December. These two floorplans measure 22’ 6” in length, making them a little more compact compared to previous Access models, which measured 29’ to 33’ 2” depending on the configuration. The new towables come with an attractive new price point as well, which is sure to appeal to new and veteran RVers alike.

    Photo Credit: Winnebago

    Both new floorplans are designed to make RV camping as fun, comfortable, and accessible as possible. For example, the 18DBH comes with a residential queen-size bed plus two large 48” x 68” bunk beds, while a 38” x 68” dinette is the perfect place to gather for meals, playing games, and socializing. Add in a surprisingly spacious bathroom—complete with a 30” x 36” shower— and you have the perfect option for a growing family. The 18RK offers similar amenities as the 18DBH, including a queen-size bed, a cozy dinette, and an efficient galley kitchen. But this model swaps out the bunk beds in favor of a large flip-out sofa with room to sleep two. The family-friendly travel trailer will also appeal to couples looking for a towable that is lightweight, homey, and affordable.

    Photo Credit: Winnebago

    The Access 18RK and 18DBH join Winnebago’s five existing models that include the 25ML, 26BH, 28FK, 30BH, and 26RL. Each of those travel trailers has its own unique layout, features, and options with room for 5-7 people depending on the floorplan. Pricing for the original models starts at $29,600, but the two new additions are even more budget-friendly with an MSRP of around $23,000. To learn more about the Winnebago Access, and all of its intriguing floorplans, visit winnebago.com. The post The Winnebago Access Delivers Family-Friendly Features at an Affordable Price appeared first on RV.com.
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