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Re: Thanksgiving Santa Barbra Why don't you do a small turkey right in the Bighorn? We generally do the camping thing over Thanksgiving and there is NOTHING better than the smell of that bird all throughout the coach. And it's kind of fun!! Dave

Thanks folks. Really appreciate the input Dave

For those with the 3585RL: We are looking real hard at this model, love the openness, kitchen, etc. There is shelving/closet on the stairway to the bedroom. Since there is ample closet space for our needs in the bedroom, we were looking at making this shelving/closet a pantry. Has anyone...

Thanks for all the input folks. Working like a dog to have the unit by Sept. I have found 4 units in Oregon so the supply is there - just need to get my stuff together. Dave

Good morning folks. DW and I thought we were prospective Landmark owners until we walked into the 3670. IMMEDIALTY felt like home. Has ALL the features we have been looking for and frankly, just as sharp looking as the Landmark. Having said that just a few questions. Now doing some research...

Just a prospective Landmark owner here. I like various aspects of all the unit, but.. If you could design a Landmark that had: 1. Living room of the San Antonio 2. Kitchen area/counters of the Grand Canyon 3. Bath/Bedroom of the San Antonio Now, there you go!!

Still a "Landmark wantabe" but just a quick question. At this point, leaning toward the San Antonio however, for those of you with one of these, it appears there is limited counter space. Where do you put your coffee maker? Seems like the only place that would make sense would be up against...

Hello folks. Still a Heartland Landmark "will be someday" but getting closer. Have had the chance to actually walk thru some of the units. REALLY love the layout of the San Antonio with the only possible drawback is the kitchen. Just not as much counter space as would like. Love the living...

As a Landmark "someday I will have one" owner, I have thought to check the leveling system at the lot, I would pull the coach up onto 2x4's on just one side, then unhook and let the leveling system do its thing.