Rigs + Gear — Winnebago Adventurer Deep Dive
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Winnebago is celebrating the anniversary of its Adventurer motorhome, and we’re all invited to the “pearl” party. The 30th Anniversary Adventurer offers everything we’ve come to expect from Winnebago’s flagship Class A, plus some exciting exclusives. From the limited-edition full-body paint and chrome highlights and anniversary badging to the upgraded SumoSprings suspension, steering stabilizer, and captain’s chairs with heat and massage, the Adventurer wears its distinction proudly.
Inside the 35F, there’s plenty of sleeping space with the optional StudioLoft bed over the cab in addition to the convertible dinette. The galley is outfitted with all-new Corian countertops and backsplash and a nifty induction/propane cooktop combo that allows you to choose your own cooking style. An extendible sectional sofa bed in the streetside slide is standard (theater seating optional) and sits across the aisle from the TV mounted above the fireplace.
An amidships half-bath ensures privacy for the main bedroom, the latter of which features a walk-around king bed, an optional washer/dryer, and easy access to the full rear bath. Systems control is simple with the central command center or the handy mobile app; the world is your oyster, after all.
Stay a While: The 35F can easily handle extended trips, with a large stainless fridge with an icemaker, loads of interior and exterior storage, and a separate black tank for each lav.
Ford Tough: Built on the Ford F-53 chassis with Driver Confidence Package, the Adventurer is powered by a 7.3-liter V-8 gas engine with a TorqShift six-speed automatic transmission
Photo Credit: Winnebago
Winnebago Adventurer 35F
Base MSRP: $254,143
Dimensions
Exterior Length: 35’ 10”
Exterior Width: 8’ 5.5”
Exterior Height: 12’ 1”
Capacities
Freshwater: 74 gal
Black-water: 42 gal/21 gal
Gray-water: 51 gal
Propane: 18 gal
Weights
GCWR: 25,000 lbs
GVWR: 22,000 lbs
GAWR, F/R: 8,000 lbs/15,000 lbs
Kristopher Bunker
Kristopher Bunker is the Managing Editor of RV Magazine and an avid RVer. He's one of the most knowledgeable journalists in the industry.
