Fifth Wheels
Choose from our complete line of lite, full-profile and luxury fifth wheels for the ultimate camping experience, wherever the road might take you.
2022 Light Fifth Wheels
Starting at $69,218
Sleeps up to 8
Length
32' 7" - 37' 11"
Weight
8,125 - 9,565 lbs.
2022 Roamer Fifth Wheels
Starting at $76,643
Sleeps up to 9
Length
32' 7" - 39' 7"
Weight
9,700 - 11,210 lbs.
2022 Open Range Fifth Wheels
Starting at $96,818
Sleeps up to 10
Length
34' 3" - 43' 7"
Weight
10,305 - 13,345 lbs.
2022 Mesa Ridge XLT
Starting at $76,643
Sleeps up to 9
Length
32' 7" - 39' 7"
Weight
9,700 - 11,210 lbs.
2022 Mesa Ridge Fifth Wheels
Starting at $96,818
Sleeps up to 10
Length
34' 3" - 43' 7"
Weight
10,305 - 13,345 lbs.
2022 Silverstar XLT
Starting at $76,643
Sleeps up to 9
Length
32' 7" - 39' 7"
Weight
9,700 - 11,210 lbs.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between the Open Range and Mesa Ridge?
Open Range and Mesa Ridge are both towable RV lines made by Highland Ridge. Both lines offer floorplans that are lightweight, luxurious and comfortably sleep large groups.
Open Range and Mesa Ridge offer different interior designs and decor, graphics and dealer availability may vary based on location.
What are the benefits of a fifth wheel over a travel trailer?
Fifth wheels’ bi-level designs make for spacious, residential-living and storage. When compared to travel trailers, you’ll generally find more full-size and full-function home-like features and generous outdoor storage for large gear. Ceiling heights are higher, towing can be more stable because weight is centered between the axles and closer to the cab. If you’re planning to tow something, like an ATV, small boat or car, fifth wheels have a leg up over travel trailers.
Can Highland Ridge Fifth Wheels be used year-round?
Sure, you can. Many of our fifth wheels feature elaborate heating systems that are designed to direct heat where it’s needed most and to keep air flowing. Insulation in the roof, floor and in the underbelly where a dedicated duct allows for continuous heat flow near tanks. This creates an incredible amount of effective insulating. No matter the RV, be sure you understand how to protect your fluids and systems from the effects of freezing temperatures. If freezing damage does occur, be sure to reference your warranty to see what’s covered.