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Although Alliance RV hasn’t been around for very long, the company has made a name for itself in the RV industry. People have come to trust the quality and customer service.
It has become one of the more recommended brands. Recently, Alliance RV announced a new addition to its lineup: the Delta travel trailer.
Details have yet to be finalized on all models, but we want to go ahead and take a look at what we know about each floorplan. Perhaps an Alliance travel trailer will be in your future! Let’s dive in!
Who Is Alliance RV?
In Fall of 2019, Alliance RV started producing its first product: luxury fifth wheels. The company’s mission is to “do the right thing,” focusing on the customer experience and not mass-producing RVs.
During its first years of service, Alliance RV has made headway in the RV industry and has become a brand people can trust.
Coley and Ryan Brady founded Alliance RV as they saw a need for a private, independent manufacturer. Thor Industries, Forest River, and Winnebago own so many individual brands. Because of its smaller size, Alliance RV quickly communicates with its dealers and customers to enhance everyone’s experience.
To read more about Alliance RV, check out our article “Who Owns Alliance RV?”
Where Does Alliance RV Make RVs?
Elkhart, Indiana, is the RV Capital of the World, producing about 80% of the country’s RVs. Alliance RV has its production facility here, where access to parts and labor is easy and convenient.
The facility sits on 110 acres, about a mile from Grand Design RV. If you’d like to get a better idea about the manufacturing process at Alliance RV, you can take a facility tour every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday beginning at 2 p.m.
Read More: See how Elkhart, Indiana became the RV Capital of the World!
What Types of RVs Does Alliance Manufacture?
Until recently, Alliance RV has only produced fifth wheels and toy haulers. The Paradigm is the top-of-the-line luxury fifth wheel line. Nine floorplans within this line-up include two mid-bunk rooms, a rear kitchen, a front living layout, and a two-bedroom option.
The Alliance Avenue fifth wheels are lighter and easier to tow than the Paradigms. They also don’t come with the more expensive price tag or all the luxurious residential features.
Six floorplans within this line-up include a rear bunk room, a rear kitchen, and a mid-bunk room. The Avenue All Access fifth wheel line-up has four floorplans of its own. These are all shorter, lighter, and feature one slide-out instead of multiple.
Finally, the Valor toy hauler is available in a travel trailer and fifth wheel. Seven Valor fifth wheel toy haulers range from 39 feet 8 inches to 46 feet 10 inches. You need a heavy-duty truck to tow these beasts.
Alliance RV also produces three Valor All Access fifth wheels that are smaller and lighter. They’re all under 40 feet long. Finally, three Valor All Access travel trailer toy haulers are even smaller. They have a dry weight of less than 9,000 pounds.
The New Alliance Travel Trailer Is Turning Heads
But in 2023, Alliance RV announced a new travel trailer line called the Delta. This Alliance travel trailer ranges from 29 feet 3 inches to 33 feet 11 inches.
Although some details are yet to be determined, this line-up has five floorplans. Let’s look at each one more closely!
Delta 251BH
Length: 29 feet 3 inches
GVWR: 8,250 pounds
Hitch Weight: 651 pounds
Features: This Alliance travel trailer has one slide-out with a U-shaped dinette and a 12-Volt refrigerator. Across from the slide-out is the L-shaped kitchen and entertainment center.
In the rear is a full bath adjacent to two 46-by-75-inch bunk beds. The main bedroom sits in the front of the unit with a queen bed and two side wardrobes. It also has an outdoor kitchen. It contains 45-gallon fresh and black tanks and a 90-gallon gray tank.
MSRP: coming soon
Delta 262RB
Length: 29 feet 7 inches
GVWR: 8,250 pounds
Hitch Weight: 649 pounds
Features: The 262RB offers more interior space without the bunk beds of the 251BH. It has theatre seating and a U-shaped dinette in the slide-out across from the L-shaped kitchen and entertainment center.
The full bathroom sits against the entire rear wall of the unit, and the front bedroom is the same as the 262RB. Outside, you have access to a griddle. It has the same tank capacities as the Delta 262RB model.
MSRP: $54,405
Delta 281BH
Length: 31 feet 11 inches
GVWR: 8,550 pounds
Hitch Weight: 721 pounds
Features: If you like the layout of the 251BH but prefer more interior space, the Delta 281BH provides it. You get the addition of theater seating next to the U-shaped dinette in the slide-out for more seating space for a family. Everything else about the floorplan compares to the smaller 262BH unit.
MSRP: $60,813
Delta 292RL
Length: 33 feet 11 inches
GVWR: TBD
Hitch Weight: TBD
Features: This Alliance travel trailer feels like a small apartment with opposing slide-outs in the living area. The spacious interior has room for a sofa, theater seating, an entertainment center, and an electric fireplace.
This floorplan is similar to rear living fifth wheel models. It has a kitchen island, free-standing dinette, hutch, pantry, 12-Volt refrigerator, and more in the kitchen/dining area.
Up the stairs, you’ll find the full bathroom and front bedroom, which has the addition of an extra wardrobe closet. The exterior of this model has two awnings.
MSRP: coming soon
Delta 294RK
Length: 33 feet 11 inches
GVWR: TBD
Hitch Weight: 843 pounds
Features: The Delta 294RK offers one of the most unique travel trailer floorplans we’ve seen. A large three-seater sofa lies in the slide-out next to the 12-Volt refrigerator. It has another loveseat sofa in the living area.
But the best feature of this Alliance travel trailer is the huge U-shaped rear kitchen. It has an eat-in bar with stools and plenty of countertop space. The bathroom and front bedroom are the same as the 292RL. Outside, you get two awnings, access to a griddle, and a 32-inch television.
MSRP: coming soon
Keep in Mind: See what else Alliance has to offer and learn about the Alliance Paradigm Floorplans!
Who Are the Alliance Travel Trailers Good For?
Because the pricing has yet to be released, we can’t say who the Alliance Delta travel trailers will work best for.
But from what we know about Alliance, RVers will appreciate this smaller company’s individualized attention and focus. Travelers looking for a better quality travel trailer will likely find it in the Delta Alliance line.
Since it has two bunk bed models, families can have the space they need for everyone to have their own sleeping areas without converting a dinette or sofa. Traveling couples may also appreciate the larger living area and kitchen layouts of the 262RB and 292RL.
Someone who likes to entertain friends will love the spacious kitchen and the open floorplan of the 294RK. So you can find something for all types of travelers in the Alliance Delta travel trailer line.
Will the Alliance Delta Travel Trailer Be Your Next RV?
The new Alliance travel trailers seem to fit right in with the Paradigm, Avenue, and Valor lines.
The Delta offers an option for campers who don’t want to purchase a heavy-duty truck to tow a fifth wheel or toy hauler. It opens the Alliance market to a whole new group of customers.
And with quality features, great layouts, and focused customer service, you might just love your new Alliance RV travel trailer.
We’re looking forward to hearing more about the Alliance travel trailers. How do you feel about this relatively new RV brand?
