Forest River RV Windshield & Glass Replacement

Headquarters: Elkhart, Indiana
RV types built: Class A, Class B, Class C, travel trailers, fifth wheels

Forest River is the largest RV manufacturer in North America by volume and operates dozens of semi-independent divisions. That structure means glass sourcing depends heavily on which division built your unit, not just the Forest River name.

Forest River model lines we cover

Georgetown, FR3, Berkshire, Charleston (Class A)
Sunseeker, Forester, Sunseeker LE (Class C)
Solera, Cross Trek (Class B and B+)
Cherokee, Wildwood, Salem, Rockwood, Flagstaff (towables)

What to know about Forest River glass

Georgetown and FR3 use two-piece curved Class A glass; molds differ across Forest River divisions even within the same model year.
Sunseeker and Forester are close siblings on Ford E-450 and Chevrolet 4500 chassis and share windshields.
Towable lines — Cherokee, Wildwood, Salem, Rockwood, Flagstaff — use sliding and fixed sidewall windows, commonly clamp-ring mounted with dual-pane available on upper trims.
Because divisions source glass independently, the VIN and the division badge on the unit are both needed to identify parts reliably.

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Forest River Glass Questions

How much does a Forest River windshield cost?

A Georgetown or Berkshire Class A panel typically runs $1,200–$2,800 installed. Sunseeker and Forester Class C windshields on Ford or Chevrolet chassis run roughly $400–$850.

How do I find glass for a Forest River travel trailer?

Measure the rough opening, note the wall thickness, and record whether the corners are radiused or square. Forest River towable windows are largely supplier parts from Lippert or Kinro, so they are identified by dimension and mounting style rather than by coach model.