Forest River ROCKWOOD GEO PRO G19FD RV Insider Reviews (2023)

FAQs

What is the difference between Forest River E Pro and Geo Pro? ›

There is no real difference between an E-Pro and a Geo Pro camper. Forest River manufacturers both under twin brand names. Rockwood and Flagstaff campers have the same sets of floor plans. The only difference between the E-Pro and Geo Pro is the stickers on the outside.

Rockwood campers have a far superior quality than other cheaper brands such as Coleman, but they still have their issues. Problems with the warranty are common as parts of the camper are known to break often within the first year of use. Overall though, Rockwood RVs are well worth the price.

Rockwood Geo Pro travel trailer (camper) by Forest River RV is one of the most popular lines of campers in the US. They are hand built by Amish and German Baptist in Millersburg, Indiana.

Rockwood Geo Pro. Forest River RV - Manufacturer of Travel Trailers - Fifth Wheels - Tent Campers - Motorhomes.

For top of the line RV living the Flagstaff Classic Super Lite is an unbeatable luxury option. There are a number of stunning Classic Super Lite Travel Trailer and Fifth Wheel Floorplans to choose from with up to four slide out rooms for added interior space.

The Wildcat Maxx stays climate controlled in hot and cool weather thanks to R-38 rated reflective astro foil insulation in the ceiling and floors.

The Rockwood Geo Pro is a lightweight travel trailer manufactured by Rockwood, a subsidiary of Forest River Inc. How much is the Rockwood Geo Pro? For the 2021 year models, The Geo Pro starts at $10,476 (MSRP) for the G12RK and, on the high-end, $27,940 (MSRP) for the G20FBS.

Feature-packed with panoramic windows, oversized 12-volt residential refrigerators, 15,000 BTU A/C's, Tri-Fold sofas, 50” TV's and walk-in showers, the Forest River Vibe has the most standard features of any fiberglass ultralight on the market.

What is the largest Rockwood Geo Pro? ›

The Rockwood Geo Pro 20BHS is our largest bunk model in the Geo Pro lineup. The accessory door in the rear that allows you to put different types of camping items in your unit easily is by far one of the best attributes to the small floor plan.

Both brands are built in the same factory with the same parts, specifications, and floor plans. The only difference between brands is the color scheme; Forest River uses different colors in the tent, body graphics, interior fabrics, and (sometimes) linoleum floor and countertops to differentiate the two lines*.

G15TB Floorplan. The Rockwood Geo Pro 15TB is our smallest walkable travel trailer in our lineup. We like to call it the Swiss Army Knife of RVs. With two twin beds that make it into a king bed, full bathroom, TV, awning and all the great things this camper comes with, you just can't go wrong.

Travel Trailers

The heaviest Geo Pro camper is the G20BHS. It weighs 3,547 lbs dry and features a bunkhouse and slide-out dinette.

YES! The Forest River Cherokee is actually considered a 4 season travel trailer without the package, but the protection package just ensures that the travel trailer will keep you comfortable for hot and cold weather camping.

After we thoroughly researched and compared several top-rated RV companies, we rated Forest River RV 4.0 out of 5.0 stars. The company provides affordable RVs for people looking to take up the RV lifestyle, but owners of Forest River RVs encounter issues with build quality in some cases.

A logical definition of a 4 season camper would be a camper that a person could use all year long regardless of the weather or the temperature. However, the RV industry doesn't have a standardized definition for a 4 season RV or 4 season camper, so manufacturers are free to use the term as they wish.

Also our paneling is formaldehyde free, meaning Forest River beats all competitors with one of the strictest guidelines in for- maldehyde emissions in the country.

Northwood Arctic Fox North Fork 25Y

Northwood is considered one of the best four-season RV manufacturers, producing everything from truck campers to fifth wheels. The North Fork 25Y is a couples' camper that offers a large living space in a rig right at 30 feet.

What type of RV holds its value best? ›

Which Motorhomes Hold Their Value? In general, Class B motorhomes hold their value better than Class A or C motorhomes. A Class B motorhome features a good mix of practical and luxury features, and these vehicles are a bit easier to drive as well.

According to our research, the top five best RV brands are: Grand Design, Airstream, Oliver Travel Trailers, Winnebago, and Newmar.

When comparing a diesel vs. gas motorhome, diesel motorhomes are much more fuel efficient. That is partly because diesel fuel has a greater energy value than gasoline does. Its higher energy density means that diesel fuel can offer up to 10 percent better fuel economy by volume.

The RVIA sees this decline as a return to normal market trends, which it expects to carry over in 2023. As 2022 draws to a close, RV prices are declining across all classes but one. Class B motorhomes are still very in high demand, perhaps in response to high fuel prices.

Do travel trailers hold their value? Like other RVs, travel trailers also depreciate over time. The travel trailer depreciation rate is mostly on par with motorhomes for the first five years. After that, motorhomes continue to depreciate, but the depreciation rate on travel trailers hits a plateau.

Jayco's Jay Flight is the number one selling travel trailer and has been for more than a decade. The versatility of the product line makes it an excellent option for a variety of people and camping styles. Whether you enjoy camping in campgrounds or boondocking, you have many options to consider.

Fiberglass bodies are generally lighter than aluminum bodies, and a lighter trailer means better gas mileage, and ultimately, reduced fuel costs. Fiberglass also insulates better than aluminum, so it will hold heat or keep the space cool during extreme weather.

With that said, most travel trailers typically range anywhere from 12 feet to 35 feet long. A simple, 12-foot travel trailer allows enough comfortable space for one or two people (most likely a couple). Meanwhile, a 35-foot trailer allows enough space for up to 10 people.

G19FD Floorplan

At 20' long and just over 3000 lb, this model is perfect for anyone that wants to hunker down at a great park or with solar equipped boondocking for a long period of time.

EXPLORE Rockwood Geo Pro

Coming in at 1763 lb this small RV is perfect for a small vehicle into haul anywhere in our great country.

How long does fiberglass RV last? ›

One of the most commonly recognized advantages of a fiberglass roof is its durability. Most fiberglass RV roofs can easily last 20 years or more (with proper maintenance) before needing to be, repaired, recoated, or replaced.

Protect your Fiberglass RV from irreparable damage by washing it once a month to prevent buildup. Choose a cleaner with a wax additive to help with a clean finish and makes dirt harder to settle. It is prudent to have your RV waxed, with liquid or paste wax, at least once a year to maintain the gloss.

The Dexter running gear system consists of axles, suspensions, and braking systems which are engineered to provide you the finest towing and stopping performance currently available today.

7.67 ft. (92 in.)

In step with Rockwood's tradition of providing unsurpassed value and functionality, most Geo Pro models have a 78” interior height (NA 12RK) from the front to rear, optional roof mount 13,500 BTU low profile A/C and a permanent awning for quick and easy set up.

Both brands are built in the same factory with the same parts, specifications, and floor plans. The only difference between brands is the color scheme; Forest River uses different colors in the tent, body graphics, interior fabrics, and (sometimes) linoleum floor and countertops to differentiate the two lines*.

Fiberglass siding is the clear winner in these instances. That's because fiberglass walls provide more noise deadening than aluminum siding. People also really like the look of fiberglass siding. RVs with this type of siding always look clean and polished, even with minimal maintenance.

You may be wondering why we are listing the Class C motorhome before the Class B. That's because Class C motorhomes are more popular in the RV world. They can hold more people, and they can be found at a more affordable price point.

Rockwood GeoPro Travel Trailers by Forest River are lightweight and easy to tow with smaller SUVs. They provide all the comforts of a more traditional trailer without the weight. Most models come equipped with wet baths or full bathrooms, and some have murphy beds or bunks.

What is a geo pro? ›

The Geo Pro Camper comes in two styles – a travel trailer and a toy hauler. It's on the smaller end of towable RVs but still has all the amenities and luxury you need. In addition, you can tow it with a smaller vehicle for a more fuel-efficient ride.

There is no real difference between an E-Pro and a Geo Pro camper. Forest River manufacturers both under twin brand names. Rockwood and Flagstaff campers have the same sets of floor plans. The only difference between the E-Pro and Geo Pro is the stickers on the outside.

Rockwood Geo Pro travel trailer (camper) by Forest River RV is one of the most popular lines of campers in the US. They are hand built by Amish and German Baptist in Millersburg, Indiana.

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The only difference between brands is the color scheme; Forest River uses different colors in the tent, body graphics, interior fabrics, and (sometimes) linoleum floor and countertops to differentiate the two lines*.

The Flagstaff E-Pro line of trailers are for those campers that have chosen to drive today's more fuel efficient and smaller SUV's. With floor plan weights within these vehicles towing capability, E-Pro is an exciting way to go camping using the vehicle you drive every day.

The Geo Pro Camper comes in two styles – a travel trailer and a toy hauler. It's on the smaller end of towable RVs but still has all the amenities and luxury you need. In addition, you can tow it with a smaller vehicle for a more fuel-efficient ride.

It is a 24/7 active anti-microbial technology with stain and odor resistance that creates a permanent bond to protect interior cabin surfaces including carpets and drapes, ventilation system and cargo areas.

Both brands are built in the same factory with the same parts, specifications, and floor plans. The only difference between brands is the color scheme; Forest River uses different colors in the tent, body graphics, interior fabrics, and (sometimes) linoleum floor and countertops to differentiate the two lines*.

YES! The Forest River Cherokee is actually considered a 4 season travel trailer without the package, but the protection package just ensures that the travel trailer will keep you comfortable for hot and cold weather camping.

How do you winterize an E Pro camper? ›

E-RV prices range between $70,000 for mini-vans to $300,000 for luxurious campers. The cheapest so far is the German Opel Zafira Life Crosscamp going for $45,000 after incentives, and the most expensive is the Bowlus Volterra e-trailer, starting at a whopping $310,000.

Though the meaning will vary from RV manufacturer to RV manufacturer, the term “solar-ready RV” usually means that there's at least a port pre-installed on the roof or on one side of the RV that will allow solar equipment to be installed.