Oxford Fabric Travel Trailer Cover RV Cover 30'-33' Waterproof Rip-Resistant Anti-UV Camper Cover for Winter Snow

Outstanding Protection in Harsh Weather - A Must-Have for my 2021 Winnebago OutlookI've been using the Oxford Cloth Class C RV Cover for a few months now, and it has exceeded all my expectations, especially in challenging weather conditions. Living in an area with heavy rainfall and significant snowfall, I needed a cover that could stand up to the elements and keep my motorhome in top condition. This cover has delivered on every front.The waterproofing on this cover is outstanding. We've had several intense rainstorms recently, and I can confidently say that not a single drop has penetrated through. The cover features a durable, tightly woven Oxford cloth material that effectively repels water, ensuring that my RV stays completely dry. Even during a prolonged downpour, the cover did not sag or allow any pooling of water, which is a common issue with lesser-quality covers.When winter hit, I was initially concerned about how the cover would handle the weight of snow and ice, but it performed brilliantly. The cover is not only waterproof but also rip-resistant, which means it can handle the strain of snow accumulation without tearing or weakening. The anti-UV coating adds an extra layer of protection, preventing the cover from becoming brittle or cracked due to cold temperatures or prolonged sun exposure during those rare clear days. Removing the cover after a snowstorm was easy, as snow slid off without sticking, thanks to the slick surface of the material.This cover is designed with full protection in mind. It comes with a jack cover, four tire covers, and gutter covers, all of which are of the same high-quality material. The tire covers are a fantastic addition, as they protect the tires from the damaging effects of constant exposure to moisture and UV rays, which can cause premature cracking and degradation. The jack cover fits perfectly, ensuring that no part of my RV is left vulnerable to the elements.I was impressed with how well this cover fits my 22 foot Winnebago outlook It’s designed to fit RVs from 23’ to 26’, and the adjustable straps and elastic hem make it easy to secure the cover snugly around the vehicle. Even in high winds, the cover stays firmly in place without flapping or shifting, which is crucial during stormy weather. The reinforced corners and seams also give me peace of mind that the cover will last for many seasons to come.If you live in an area with harsh weather, be it heavy rain, snow, or intense sun, the Oxford Cloth Class C RV Cover is an investment worth making. It’s a well-thought-out product that provides comprehensive protection, ensuring your RV remains in pristine condition all year round. The added extras like the tire and gutter covers are the cherry on top, making this cover a complete package for anyone serious about protecting their motorhome from the elements.I highly recommend this cover to anyone who wants to protect their RV from the unpredictable weather. It’s sturdy, reliable, and offers exceptional value for the price.

Very nice. Fit our 2012 25 ft Springdale perfectly. Havent used a whole lot but held up last summer in direct sun. Hope to get a few more yrs.

High quality trailer cover. Fits perfect on my 16' (19' total length with tongue). Winnebago bumper pull trailer. Waterproof with straps to keep it secure even in our high winds. Has zippers in 2 locations for different door options. Very happy with purchase

Made it through Winter great. No rips or defects from the harsh weather. I had so much snow this year I used a push broom and removed a lot of snow off the camper roof. This cover held up very well.

For are previous camper we purchased a "lower end" cover. It did well over the winter, but tore in certain places. We taped those places and used it again the next year. It continued to deteriorate. When we purchase our new 5th Wheel Camper, we decided to go for a "higher end" cover. Right decision. I was impressed with their advertisement showing the tensile/stretch strength of their material versus what we had in the past. Sure enough, we had a windy and freezing cold winter here in Pennsylvania from December 2024 to March 2025 and the cover still looks brand new without a single tear or indication of wear. Also, we noticed that the ventilation flaps built into the design kept the cover from blowing up like a balloon under windy conditions. This is good product and you can be confident to purchase it for you camper. Granted, there are ones less expensive, but, "you get what you pay for."

Just as described. Would but again.

I found the cover to be much heavier in weight than my last cover. My last cover made by some other company lasted 4 years.Although I found the cover heavy to lift, I would guess around 50-60 pounds it went on very nicely. It covers the entire camper and even wraps down under the sides. The zippers are nicely located and allow access to all the sections and compartments. There are three side sections that zipper open on one side. The other side has no access sections.The instruction are printed in poor English and really don’t help. The pictures are ok. Once on the roof it is hard to understand how to unwrap the cover and where the front and back are located.My two grand sons installed it while one was on the roof and ones stood on a ladder and hoisted the cover up to the other on the roof. I was on the ground. The first time we had the cover unwrapped it had to be turned because the front landed in the back end. After that things went well by dropping one side down at a time. I pulled the sides down as I walked around the camper. This stuff can be slippery.The sides are white on the inside and silver on the out side and the top is a gray material on the outside. Care should be taken at any touch points where sharp ends extend out such as the awning and slideout.In all it is a very nice cover, fits well and took about 45min to install.In the spring. I will pull the sides up and wrap them up on top then start rolling it up from the back to the front and marking where the front and back is located. I will do this on the ground same as I did with the old cover.