The 30DS squeezes a surprising amount of livability into an entry-level Class A. The bunk over cab handles the kids while the rear bedroom gives adults actual separation, and the outdoor entertainment setup means tailgating doesn't require going inside. A combo washer/dryer and full bath round out the practical side of the floorplan. That said, the FR3 has a well-documented reputation as a "Class C in Class A clothing". Owners frequently report needing suspension work to tame highway sway, and Forest River's warranty support has frustrated more than a few buyers. It's a layout that works hard; the execution just requires some due diligence before and after the sale.
Class a motorhomes that share features with the FR3 30DS, like bunk over cab, outdoor entertainment and rear bedroom.
