Eight questions buyers ask about the Forest River Wildwood Heritage Glen 380WDR, answered from the RVs listed on US RV Connection right now.
How much does a used Forest River Wildwood Heritage Glen 380WDR cost?
Right now US RV Connection shows 3 approved, priced 380WDR listings asking between $69,998 and $73,888, with a median asking price of $72,479. Those are asking prices, not what anyone actually paid. All three are late-model units, so they sit close together rather than spread across a wide range. Every one of the three has photos, so you can see the actual unit before you call.
What years of the Wildwood Heritage Glen 380WDR are for sale?
The current listings cover model years 2026 and 2027. There are only 3 of them on the site at the moment, so you're looking at new or nearly new inventory rather than older used stock. If you want an earlier year, there isn't one listed today. Checking back matters here, since three units is a small pool and the mix changes as listings come and go.
What layouts or floorplans of the Wildwood Heritage Glen 380WDR are listed?
The 380WDR is one specific fifth wheel floorplan, and all 3 listings are that same plan. The dealer descriptions call out a bath and a half, a custom king bed slide, designated desk space, and a rear tri-fold sofa. The master bedroom has a king bed with a dresser and ottoman, one description also mentions a vanity. The front full bath has two sinks and a walk-in wardrobe with a wrap-around hanging rod.
What should I check before buying a used Wildwood Heritage Glen 380WDR?
These are 2026 and 2027 units, so wear is less of a concern than setup and storage issues. Still run the basics on a fifth wheel this size: seal the roof and slide seams, cycle the slides, including the king bed slide, and test both bathrooms since this plan has a bath and a half and two sinks up front. Check tires and dates, brakes, and the pin box and landing gear. Confirm what the dealer description lists is actually on the unit.
What features come on the Wildwood Heritage Glen 380WDR?
Going only by what the listings say: a bath and a half, a custom king bed slide, a designated desk space, and a rear tri-fold sofa. The master bedroom includes the king bed plus a dresser with an ottoman, and one listing adds a vanity. The front full bath has two sinks and a walk-in wardrobe with a wrap-around hanging rod. The half bath includes a floating item that the description cuts off, so confirm that detail with the seller.
Is the Wildwood Heritage Glen 380WDR good for full-timing?
The listed features lean that way. A bath and a half with two sinks in the front full bath, a walk-in wardrobe with a wrap-around hanging rod, a designated desk space, and a king bed on its own slide are the kind of things people living aboard care about. The descriptions don't give weights, lengths, tank sizes or insulation ratings, so ask the seller for those before you commit to a full-time setup.
Where can I find a Wildwood Heritage Glen 380WDR for sale near me?
The 3 listings on US RV Connection are in two places: Seguin, Texas has two of them, and McDonough, Georgia has the third. All three are fifth wheels, all three have photos. If you're not near central Texas or the Atlanta area, plan on travel or a shipped unit, because nothing else is listed elsewhere right now.
How does the Wildwood Heritage Glen 380WDR compare to the Puma Vista 403LFT or the Cherokee Grey Wolf?
Mostly a price and size gap. The 380WDR's 3 listings ask $69,998 to $73,888, median $72,479. The Puma Vista 403LFT is the closest sibling, with 7 listings from $61,888 to $64,995, median $64,985, same 2026–2027 years. The Cherokee Grey Wolf sits far below at $23,988 to $35,988 across 8 listings. We don't have side-by-side spec comparisons for these, so compare the individual listing descriptions.
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.