| author | comments |
| JoAnn | Lance has finally done something that the Europeans have been doing for a long time, great design. At last, no more country kitchen oak cabinets. If they could liven up the palette a little bit like Bimobile does now we are really cookin.
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| Bette | We're ready to start camping and not sure where to start. Looking at the Lance 825. We're not sure if we should get a Camper or RV? Any comments by anyone? |
| Carl Keene | Lance say the 830 is the next evolution of Lance Campers based on European models like Tischer and Aritica. I've never had a truck camper only trailers but this model just might tempt me to go in that direction. |
| Mandy | What I like most about the Lance is you don't get any squeaking and it's easy to put it on and take it off the truck. The only thing I wish is that it had a bigger water capacity. |
| John T | We found the Lance website (and the dealer of course) to be very helpful in matching our truck to the camper. We love the Lance. We had read somewhere about leaks between the rear fold-out tent and the rear wall but we didn't have this problem. Great camper. |
| Robbie | I owned and lived in a Lance truck camper for a year. Had very few problems. Found the workmanship to be better than most RVs. |