Eight questions buyers ask about the Forest River Grand Surveyor 305RLBS, answered from the RVs listed on US RV Connection right now.
How much does a used Forest River Grand Surveyor 305RLBS cost?
On US RV Connection right now there are four priced 305RLBS listings, asking from $40,977 up to $59,283, with a median asking price of $53,977. Those are asking prices, not what anyone actually paid. The spread mostly tracks model year and how each unit is optioned, so compare the descriptions closely. All four listings include photos, which helps you judge condition before you drive out.
What years of the Grand Surveyor 305RLBS are for sale?
The current listings run from 2024 through 2027 model years. With only four units listed, that is a thin spread, so you may find just one example of a given year at a time. Every one is a travel trailer; there are no fifth wheel or motorized versions of this model on the site. If a specific year matters to you, check back as inventory changes.
What layouts or floorplans of the Grand Surveyor 305RLBS are listed?
The 305RLBS is one floorplan: RLBS stands for rear living with a bedroom slide. Dealer descriptions call out triple slides, with dual opposing slides in the main living area that open the rear into a large great room, plus a third slide in the front private bedroom. A kitchen island sits in the main space, and one listing mentions a free-standing dinette and a plush tri-fold sofa, with theater seating noted as an option.
What should I check before buying a used Grand Surveyor 305RLBS?
With 2024 through 2027 units listed, most are newer, but still inspect the basics on a triple-slide trailer: run all three slides fully in and out, check seals and floor around each opening, and look for roof and window leak stains. The descriptions mention an auto leveling system, 50 amp service and three air conditioners, so test the leveling cycle and run each air conditioner. Check appliances, the fireplaces, tires and brakes, and ask about remaining warranty.
What features come on the Grand Surveyor 305RLBS?
Per the dealer descriptions: triple slides with dual opposing slides in the main living area, a kitchen island with pantry and a hutch, a free-standing dinette, two fireplaces, a front private bedroom with its own slide, 50 amp service with three air conditioners, and an auto leveling system. Rear living includes a tri-fold sofa, with theater seating listed as an option. One 2026 unit is described with matte black hardware and white-oak cabinetry accents.
Is the Grand Surveyor 305RLBS good for full-timing?
The descriptions lean that way. Triple slides with dual opposing slides in the living area create a residential-width great room, and there is a kitchen island, pantry, hutch, free-standing dinette, two fireplaces and a front private bedroom with its own slide. Three air conditioners on 50 amp service and auto leveling also suit longer stays. The listings do not state weights or tow ratings, so verify those against your truck before committing.
Where can I find a Grand Surveyor 305RLBS for sale near me?
All four 305RLBS listings on US RV Connection are in Texas right now: three in Haltom City and one in Kyle. No other states have one listed at the moment. If you are outside Texas, either plan a trip or watch the listings, since this model shows up in small numbers. Each listing includes photos, so you can narrow it down before making the drive.
How does the Grand Surveyor 305RLBS compare to the Puma Vista 403LFT or the Cherokee Grey Wolf?
By price on US RV Connection, the 305RLBS asks $40,977 to $59,283, median $53,977, across 2024 to 2027 units. The Puma Vista 403LFT sits higher, seven listings from $61,888 to $64,995, median $64,985, in 2026 and 2027. The Cherokee Grey Wolf is the budget step down, eight listings from $23,988 to $35,988, median $31,950. We do not have feature descriptions for the siblings here, so compare individual listings directly.
Answers are written from approved, priced listings on US RV Connection— asking prices, not sale prices — and from what the dealers' own descriptions say. Figures in the strip above are live; the answers refresh as inventory changes.