Eight questions buyers ask about the Grand Design Reflection 303RLS, answered from the RVs listed on US RV Connection right now.
How much does a used Grand Design Reflection 303RLS cost?
Right now US RV Connection has 4 priced Reflection 303RLS listings, all with photos, asking between $24,195 and $68,995 with a median asking price of $47,995. That spread tracks with the range of model years on offer and condition. Keep in mind those are asking prices set by sellers, not recorded sale prices, so the final number depends on the individual unit and how it's equipped.
What years of the Reflection 303RLS are for sale?
The current listings span model years 2019 through 2027, so you can look at an older pre-owned unit or something much newer in the same floorplan. With only 4 priced units listed, the selection at any one year is thin, and the asking prices run from $24,195 to $68,995 across that span. Every listed 303RLS is a fifth wheel, and all 4 include photos.
What layouts or floorplans of the Reflection 303RLS are listed?
The 303RLS is one floorplan: a rear-living fifth wheel. Dealer descriptions call out a rear tri-fold sofa that doubles as extra sleeping space, theater seating across from an entertainment center with a 40-inch LED HDTV and fireplace below, a kitchen island, a hutch, and a private queen bedroom. Listings note three slideouts, lengths around 32 feet to 32 feet 10 inches, and sleeping for 4 to 5.
What should I check before buying a used Reflection 303RLS?
With years spanning 2019 to 2027, condition varies a lot. On a three-slide fifth wheel, run each slide fully in and out and inspect the seals. Check the roof and all sealant, look for soft spots or staining in the ceiling and around windows, and test the refrigerator, fireplace and water heater. Confirm tire age and brakes, and verify the king pin and frame area. Ask for service history on any older unit.
What features come on the Reflection 303RLS?
Based on the listing descriptions: a rear tri-fold sofa for extra sleeping, theater seating, an entertainment center with a 40-inch LED HDTV and fireplace beneath it, a kitchen island, a hutch, a queen bed in a private bedroom, and a 16 cubic foot 12V refrigerator. Sellers also mention three slideouts, aluminum and fiberglass construction, a formed front cap, generous storage, and four-season camping features on the 2019 unit.
Is the Reflection 303RLS a good fifth wheel for couples?
That is exactly how one seller describes it. The 2019 listing calls the rear-living floorplan well suited to couples and travelers wanting comfortable living space for weekend getaways, extended vacations and longer trips, with a private bedroom and generous storage. Listings show it sleeping 4 to 5, so occasional guests fit on the tri-fold sofa. Since it's a fifth wheel, plan on a truck with a bed hitch; towing specs aren't given in these listings.
Where can I find a Reflection 303RLS for sale near me?
The 4 priced 303RLS listings on US RV Connection are in Cookeville, Tennessee, which has two, plus one in Middlebury, Indiana and one in Rocklin, California. That means buyers in the Southeast, the Midwest and Northern California each have something within reach, though with this few units you may end up traveling. Each listing includes photos, model year, asking price and the seller's description.
How does the Reflection 303RLS compare to the Imagine 2800BH or the Solitude 390RK?
On US RV Connection, the 303RLS lists from $24,195 to $68,995, median $47,995, across 2019 to 2027. The Imagine 2800BH has 5 listings from $18,295 to $37,995, median $31,495, years 2019 to 2026, so it's the cheaper entry point. The Solitude 390RK has 3 listings from $44,995 to $124,995, median $72,995, years 2022 to 2027, sitting above the Reflection. Floorplan details beyond the 303RLS descriptions aren't provided here.
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.