One long-term owner called this their favorite of seven RVs after extensive travel. High praise for a fifth wheel designed with couples in mind. The D271RLD earns it through smart, livable details: in-floor heated waterlines, a fully finished and heated basement storage compartment, and 6'2" tall sliderooms that keep the interior feeling genuinely roomy. Construction leans on a 5-sided aluminum frame, Lamilux gelcoat fiberglass, and R-11 bonded sidewalls with metal backing strips that actually support cabinet loads. Not just insulation filler. Optional upgrades like theater seating with heat and massage, a 40" wideview fireplace, and a 12V residential-size refrigerator let you tailor it well beyond the base build. Worth noting: while it's marketed as a half-ton fifth wheel, several reviewers suggest a 3/4-ton truck is a more comfortable match depending on your tow vehicle's real-world ratings.
Other fifth wheel trailers floor plans (around 33 ft 10 in), similar in size and price to the Durango Half-Ton D271RLD.
