Question 1

How much does a used Grand Design Solitude 390RK cost?

Accepted Answer

Right now US RV Connection shows 3 approved, priced Solitude 390RK listings asking between $49,750 and $134,995, with a median asking price of $72,995. That is a wide spread, and it tracks with the range of model years on offer, from a 2022 unit up through 2027. Keep in mind these are asking prices set by sellers, not recorded sale prices, so treat them as a starting point when you compare units.

Question 2

What years of the Solitude 390RK are for sale?

Accepted Answer

The current listings span model years 2022 through 2027. With only 3 units listed, the selection is thin, so you are essentially choosing between an older 2022 example and newer builds. One of the listings is specifically described as a 2022 Solitude 390RK. All three are fifth wheels, and all three include photos, so you can at least get a visual read on condition and layout before reaching out.

Question 3

What layouts or floorplans of the Solitude 390RK are listed?

Accepted Answer

The 390RK is a single floorplan, so every listing here is the same basic layout. The dealer descriptions call out five slides, a raised rear kitchen, a dual-sink bath vanity, a bar top with chairs, and an exterior sliding tray. The rear kitchen is the defining feature, with an oversized pantry and the raised bar top adding counter space alongside the dining area. All 3 listings are fifth wheels.

Question 4

What should I check before buying a used Solitude 390RK?

Accepted Answer

With five slides on this floorplan, spend real time running each one out and back, checking seals, rollers and the floor at the slide edges. On the 2022 unit, look hard at the roof, sidewall seams and any soft spots from past water intrusion. Test the stainless appliances the descriptions mention, including the oven and the fridge. Pull out the exterior sliding tray to confirm the rails move freely, and inspect tires, bearings and the landing gear.

Question 5

What features come on the Solitude 390RK?

Accepted Answer

Based on the listing descriptions, expect five slides, a raised rear kitchen, a dual-sink bath vanity, a bar top with chairs, and an exterior sliding tray. The kitchen is described with stainless steel appliances, a 24-inch residential oven on one unit and a built-in oven on another, plus an oversized pantry. Beyond that, the descriptions do not spell out options, so confirm specifics like solar, awnings or washer prep directly with the seller.

Question 6

Is the Solitude 390RK a good choice for full-timing?

Accepted Answer

The descriptions point that direction. One seller specifically mentions month-long trips and extended stays at an RV park, and the layout backs it up: five slides for living space, a raised rear kitchen with an oversized pantry and residential-style oven, a dual-sink bath vanity, and a bar top with chairs for extra counter and seating. It is a large fifth wheel, so plan for a truck and hitch matched to it and verify capacities with the seller.

Question 7

Where can I find a Solitude 390RK for sale near me?

Accepted Answer

The 3 Solitude 390RK listings on US RV Connection are spread across three cities: Cookeville, Tennessee; Franklin, Tennessee; and Ormond Beach, Florida, with one unit in each. That means two are within reasonable driving distance of each other in Middle Tennessee, and the third is on Florida's east coast. Since inventory this specific is limited, it is worth checking back as listings change.

Question 8

How does the Solitude 390RK compare to the Reflection 150 Series 270BN or the Imagine 2800BH?

Accepted Answer

Mostly it is a matter of size and price. The 390RK listings ask $49,750 to $134,995 with a $72,995 median, while the Reflection 150 Series 270BN shows 3 listings from $32,995 to $64,995, median $38,295, and the Imagine 2800BH shows 4 from $29,495 to $37,995, median $34,745. The 390RK descriptions emphasize five slides and a raised rear kitchen; the site does not provide comparable feature details for those siblings.

Grand Design Solitude 390RK: Prices, Years & Buyer Questions