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Keystone Passport 3400QD Quad Bunkhouse

This new floor plan in the Passport ultralight travel trailer line seeks to serve RVers who require room for extra occupants.

By Robbin Gould, Editor March 2020

Passport travel trailer floor plans range from 21 to 38 feet in length.

Calling all kids! And NASCAR fans, golf buddies, fishing friends, and others who travel with a small army. Keystone RV Company has addressed the need for extra sleeping berths by introducing the Passport 3400QD bunkhouse travel trailer for 2020. In addition to a spacious interior and exclusive construction and design features, the 3400QD also includes four bunk beds.

This RV isn’t your average sleeper on wheels. Each bunk is a full-size bed that sleeps two children or one adult comfortably. That’s in addition to the queen-size master bed, the standard dinette sleeper, and the sofa bed. For RVers who have wondered how to accommodate extra passengers on overnight trips or longer excursions, this might answer the question.

The recently redesigned Passport is an ultralight towable offered in numerous configurations ranging from 21 to 38 feet in length. Floor plans include exterior kitchens, “mudroom” benches, oversized or bath-and-a-half layouts, super slides, work desks, and more. The 3400QD, with its private quad-bunkhouse room, is the largest floor plan, measuring 38 feet 4 inches and weighing 7,510 pounds.

Construction

A chassis is engineered specifically for each floor plan in the Passport line. Dexter E-Z axles are incorporated in a spread-axle design, said to help equalize the load. Technicians add a laminated aluminum-framed floor and welded aluminum-framed sidewalls. These structures are insulated with high-density block foam rated at R-11 and R-7, respectively. The waterproof composite flooring is made of nonorganic materials, which, according to company officials, won’t swell, rot, or produce mold or mildew.

Sliding double doors close off the master bedroom.

Vaulted ceiling roof rafters are added to the 3400QD and topped with a one-piece, seamless Superflex roof from Alpha Systems. The roof is made of thermoplastic polyolefin (TPO), which has a lighter weight than materials commonly used in RVs, and it is insulated with R-11 rolled fiberglass. The RV’s underbelly is enclosed, sealed, and heated.

Slideouts operate via an electric cable system. Keystone’s patented Tru-Fit slideout construction is said to make them more durable, to minimize stress placed on the motor and overall structure, and to prevent leakage.

The front cap is composed of automotive-grade fiberglass and features two-tone exterior paint. Technicians apply the company’s patented KeyGuard protective coating to the cap. This coating prevents damage from rocks and other materials that can fly up during travel. Upgraded graphics adorn the rest of the unit.

The Passport is outfitted with a heavy-duty electric tongue jack and four electric stabilizer jacks. It rides on 15-inch aluminum wheels and radial tires.

The 3400QD floor plan comes with an exterior slide-out cooktop; other floor plans also have an exterior refrigerator as shown.

For tailgating and outdoor dining, the 3400QD includes a pull-out cooktop next to the front entry door; other Passport floor plans feature exterior kitchens with cooktops, refrigerators, and sinks. Shade is provided by a 21-foot, electric adjustable awning augmented by LED lights. Outdoor speakers provide the tunes. An exterior shower with hot and cold taps also is included.

Up front, a lighted exterior compartment provides pass-through storage accessible from both sides of the RV. The Passport’s radiused main entry door, equipped with a screen, is illuminated for coming and going after dark and has a fold-away exterior grab handle.

An exterior “convenience center” houses controls for the slideouts, lights, awning, and water system, along with a 120-volt receptacle.

The décor and interior furnishings reflect the Passport’s fresh, new look; this includes rounded, vaulted ceilings in the 3400QD and wood-panel doors. Light-colored flooring, wallcoverings, and seamless pressed countertops complement the midtone wood cabinetry and satin-nickel hardware. Residential vinyl flooring is used throughout, along with residential window treatments and valances.

With optional Pivot multifunctional furniture, a dinette back can be turned to create an L-shaped sofa.

The bunkhouse room is at the rear of the 3400QD, just past the full-size bathroom and adjacent linen closet. A street-side slideout holds two sets of bunks, each measuring 51 inches by 74 inches. For privacy, a wall separates the two pairs of beds. Sturdy ladders provide occupants access to the top berths. Space under the bottom beds makes a handy spot to stow a few pairs of shoes. Each bed has its own wall cubby equipped with a USB charging port. In fact, the Passport contains 10 USB ports overall.

If all four beds are not needed, one or both bottom bunks can be folded in half and secured vertically with latches. This creates a dedicated storage area or a spot to carry cargo while traveling.

Across the aisle, bunkhouse occupants have their own entertainment center, whose centerpiece is a 43-inch HDTV. The TV is flanked by wardrobes, with cabinets and open shelves providing more storage. To further make this room its own domain, a second full-size entry door is located on the rear wall.

A rustic reclaimed-wood wall accents the head of the master bed.

At the opposite end of the 3400QD is the front master bedroom. Behind the 60-inch-by-80-inch bed, a rustic reclaimed wood-look feature wall adds a decorative touch. The room includes nightstands, wardrobes, and other cabinets, some with mirrored fronts, as well as recessed accent lighting. Other Passport floor plans come with a Murphy bed in the master bedroom; the bed flips up against the wall if additional daytime seating is desired. (Psst: A hidden storage area in the bedroom can conceal purses, documents, and other personal items.)

Meal prep and lounging take place in the middle of the unit. Galley chefs will appreciate the 3400QD’s propane oven, the three-burner high-output propane range and hood, the microwave oven with turntable, and the 8-cubic-foot three-way RV refrigerator. The stove has a glass cover that becomes a backsplash when it is flipped up for cooking. A high-arc, pull-down metal faucet is paired with the galley’s deep-seated stainless-steel sink, which comes with a matching countertop cover.

A fully equipped galley, including an 8-cubic-foot refrigerator, and an entertainment center occupy the center of the Keystone Passport 3400QD.

Across from the galley, in the front slideout, a U-shaped dinette provides seating for several, if not more. Directly adjacent is a tri-fold sofa sleeper, which comes standard in the 3400QD; optional theater seats may be selected instead. These pieces reflect another Keystone design: optional Pivot multifunction slideout furniture. When more seating is desired, the back of the dinette seat shifts, resulting in a roomy, L-shaped sofa. Storage is available beneath the seats.

A second entertainment area resides between the refrigerator and the front entry door. Here, as in the rear bunkhouse, occupants can make use of Keystone’s own KeyTV. This feature provides a single point of control for over-the-air, cable, and satellite feeds to help eliminate poor reception, guessing at channels, etc. By the way, all Passports are equipped with a Furrion antenna designed to integrate 4G LTE and Wi-Fi with standard VHF/UHF/AM/FM reception.

Behind this entertainment center, another storage area is revealed: a walk-in pantry.

The interior environment is controlled via a 13,500-Btu air-conditioning unit and a 30,000-Btu furnace with in-floor heating ducts. Options include a 15,000-Btu A/C unit and 50-amp electrical service instead of the standard 30-amp electric.

The Passport 3400QD has a gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) of 7,510 pounds and a carrying capacity of 2,115 pounds. Keystone literature notes it is towable with a full-sized SUV or half-ton pickup truck. (RVers, of course, should first verify that the loaded weight of the unit falls within proper limits.) Keystone officials also point to its three-year structural warranty and one-year limited base warranty as a company hallmark.

SPECS | KEYSTONE PASSPORT 3400QD

MANUFACTURER Keystone RV Company, 2425 Davis Drive, Goshen, IN 46526; (866) 425-4369; keystonerv.com

MODEL Passport

FLOOR PLAN 3400QD

TIRES ST205/75R15D

WHEELS 15-inch aluminum

BRAKES four-wheel electric

SHOCK ABSORBERS Dexter torsion

ELECTRICAL SERVICE 30 amps, standard; 50 amps, optional

EXTERIOR LENGTH 38 feet 4 inches

EXTERIOR WIDTH 96 inches

EXTERIOR HEIGHT 10 feet 11 inches

INTERIOR HEIGHT 6 feet 10 ½ inches

GROSS VEHICLE WEIGHT RATING (GVWR) 7,510 pounds

CARGO CARRYING CAPACITY 2,115 pounds

HITCH WEIGHT 845 pounds

INSULATION block foam — floor (R-11), sidewalls (R-7); rolled fiberglass — roof (R-11)

FRESH WATER CAPACITY 43 gallons

HOLDING TANK CAPACITIES gray water — 38 gallons; black water — 38 gallons

PROPANE CAPACITY (2) 20-pound cylinders with flip-top cover

WATER HEATER 6-gallon gas/electric, DSI

WATER SYSTEM demand

HEATING SYSTEM 30,000-Btu furnace

AIR CONDITIONER (1) 13,500-Btu, standard; (1) 15,000-Btu, optional

REFRIGERATOR 8 cubic feet three-way

WARRANTY 1 year limited base; 3 years limited structural

BASE SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICE $36,243

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Travel Trailer Bunkhouse Models

What is the best RV with bunk beds? Travel trailer bunkhouses are great for first time RVers. With the capacity to sleep more people in a limited space, the bunkhouse travel trailer's flexible floor plans will suit a wide variety of campers. In a travel trailer bunkhouse camper, you’ll always have room for one more guest to join you on your journey.

What is a travel trailer bunkhouse?

A travel trailer bunkhouse is an RV that’s a travel trailer, meaning it’s towed, with bunk beds included as a feature. They can come as small, medium, or large campers in a range of weights. Bunkhouses appear in luxury travel trailers and more modest designs alike. And bunkhouses can contain double, triple, or quad bunks to suit your camping needs.

If you’re interested in a Heartland RV model that blends the best aspects of a travel trailer with the efficiency of bunk beds, take a look at the selection below. Our bunkhouse campers range in length from 22 to 37 feet, and can sleep between 4 and 10 people. Visit our RV Finder to help find your best RV model by its specific capacity, features, and find bunkhouse campers or an RV with bunk beds for sale.

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These types of RVs are typically smaller, lighter, and more affordable compared to fifth wheels and toy haulers . And smaller travel trailers are great for new RV owners , because their size means they’re easier to tow. Don’t let categories fool you, however––travel trailers are more than just basic RVs. You can also find travel trailers with bunkhouses in mid-range and luxury models, and with a wide variety of attractive amenities. Looking for a bunkhouse model with a fireplace or an outdoor RV kitchen ? Heartland can help you find it.

Who should consider buying a travel trailer bunkhouse RV?

Travel trailers with bunkhouses can suit a variety of campers. Maybe you have a big family with lots of kids, or you like to travel with your extended family in a bunkhouse travel trailer. Bunk beds are a great way to give everyone a little space to themselves. If you like to travel with groups of friends, travel trailer bunkhouse campers are perfect for keeping everyone happy on the road.

Kids love bunk beds because they can go to sleep earlier or later than their siblings without being disturbed when someone else gets up or goes to bed. And a bunkhouse RV's floor plans are perfect for teenagers who want to bring along a friend or just have some time alone to read or listen to music in peace. One additional use for bunk beds is overflow storage space, particularly for people traveling with large objects. For instance, we know of one family who RVs full-time and uses their bunk bed to hold a stand-up cello when they’re on the road.

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5 Family-Friendly Travel Trailers with Quad Bunkhouse Layouts

The classic stereotype of older couples driving around the country in modest RVs has shifted dramatically in recent years. Instagram feeds are now crowded with stylish millennials flaunting exotic destinations and life on the road in bright, modern-looking vans and trailers.

So where is the in-between on-road excitement for families traveling with children? If you’re over the newlywed stage but not quite ready to retire, a quad bunkhouse could be the answer to your travel aspirations.

So if you are a young couple, a retired couple, or simply someone who travels with friends and needs more sleeping space in your RV, there are a variety of choices to extend your floor plan without having to spend the money on a Class A motorhome monster.

If you’re unfamiliar with the quad bunkhouse style, this is an excellent method to maximize your sleeping and recreation space. Bunkhouses are tiered sleeping places, such as bunk beds, that allow you to utilize the vertical space in your RV without taking up too much floor room. A quad bunkhouse will contain four bunks and, in most cases, a master bedroom area with a bigger bed designed for two people.

We’ve found five travel trailers with quad bunkhouse layouts that assist maximize sleeping space inside, so you, your family, and your friends can enjoy being on the road together while still being comfortable when it’s time for lights out.

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1. Highland Ridge Open Range Roamer 310BHS

Highland Ridge’s Open Range Roamer 310BHS is an excellent choice for families. With its ACCU-SLIDE slide system, this model’s four slideouts making it extremely roomy and quick to set up and take down.

This feature provides support at four spots on the inside and four points on the exterior to ensure the slide extends and retracts smoothly and securely.

Within, you’ll discover hardwood cabinet doors, LED ceiling lighting, and no carpets in the living and kitchen areas, making cleanup a breeze and the space suitable for both children and pets.

The kitchen comes standard with an 8-cubic-foot refrigerator, which may be upgraded to an 18-cubic-foot refrigerator. The kitchen is simple to use thanks to solid surface counters, plenty of outlets in the prep area, and a central island.

The outdoor cooking area includes a sink, mini-fridge, prep area, and three-burner pull-out stove, as well as space to put a 32-inch TV, which is ideal for game days.

The primary seating area is on the main slide, which features either a dinette with plush chairs or a huge u-lounger with two removable tables. The middle section of the lounger also serves as a queen-sized hide-a-bed, boosting the interior’s total sleeping capacity to nine.

The rear bunkhouse room has a booth-style dining area that transforms to a bed with a top bunk on one side and two bunks on the opposite side, as well as additional storage drawers under the lower bunk, which doubles as a sofa during the day.

The bunkroom and master bedroom are also accessible through French doors, lending this travel trailer a more residential feel while also reducing noise levels.

The master suite includes a wardrobe slide with built-in drawers and additional hanging storage space. The queen-sized bed has extra storage above, LED lighting, end tables, and interior access to the bathroom.

This travel trailer offers 367 square feet of space and an external length of slightly more than 37 feet. It spans 165 inches with the slides completely extended and has a road width of 100 inches, making it a wide load.

Clients appreciate the huge master bedroom closet and the second a/c unit with digital thermostat. They especially like the storage on the bunkroom’s back wall and the carefully netted shelves that keep everything in its place.

2. Jayco Jay Flight 32TSBH

Jayco’s Jay Flight 32TSBH travel trailer is another type we like. This style is ideal for families because it has lots of space to relax and sleep.

This is their triple slide bunkhouse travel trailer, which includes two slides for the bunkhouse at the back of the trailer and a larger slide for the living room in the main body of the trailer.

The front bedroom of the trailer has an 80-inch Simmons mattress and wardrobes on both sides. The entertainment center separates the bedroom from the living area. The living area’s slide has a sofa with an optional hide-a-bed and a horseshoe dinette.

The pantry is next to the dinette, and the kitchen has a double sink, a burner with hood, an 8-cubic-foot refrigerator, overhead cupboards, and pull-out drawers. This model also includes an outdoor kitchen with a refrigerator, sink, pull-out two-burner cooktop, and extra storage space.

The bunkhouse at the trailer’s back is roomy, thanks to the two slideouts that house the sleeping quarters. Jayco’s iconic J-cube sofa serves as a lower bunk with the top bunk overhead on one side.

The opposite slide also has two bunks, and the back wall has a built-in entertainment area with cabinets, a flip-up table, and a TV mount.

The bathroom is placed between the kitchen and the bunkhouse, making it easy for the youngsters to use in the middle of the night. The bathroom boasts an amazing skylight and a porcelain foot-flush toilet, and while the bathroom has a shower, this model also has an outdoor shower.

This Jayco travel trailer has an external length of two inches more than 36 feet and a road width of 96 inches. The addition of a second tank increases the freshwater capacity from 40 to 80 gallons, and the pass-through storage mechanism makes this model suitable for even large families.

Consumers appreciate Jayco’s standard two-year guarantee, and dealerships report that this model has a high level of customer satisfaction.

This floor design is extremely popular since parents appreciate the fact that their children have their own room, and situating the bunkhouse in the back ensures that the living and dining areas do not have to be changed when everyone is ready for bed.

3. Keystone Passport 292BH SL Series

The Keystone Passport 292BH SL series travel trailer, which sleeps eight comfortably and is similar in layout to the Jayco Jay Flight, is another terrific alternative for families on the road. This model’s aluminum framing keeps it lighter in weight than other models with comparable amenities, making it easy to pull.

The bunker hatch is a fantastic element of the bunkhouse. A deadbolting cargo door on the outside opens to reveal gas struts that assist in simply lifting the bunk to show cargo space replete with easy-touch lighting and plenty of storage space.

The bunkhouse has four bunks as well as a closet with a TV shelf. Another fascinating feature is that three of the bunks have their own set of USB connectors, reducing the need to share outlets.

This travel trailer’s single slide extends to accommodate the leather tri-fold sofa sleeper and u-shaped dinette. The huge windows in this room let in plenty of natural light, and the lighting above these regions is controlled by a touch-sensitive switch on the slide wall, which also controls the dimmer lighting.

There are also numerous outlets and USB ports in the living space, as well as drawers under the dinette chairs for additional storage. The adjacent pantry has a hanging rack and movable shelf, allowing you to tailor the storage to your family’s needs.

The kitchen is outfitted with hardwood cabinetry, ceiling storage, and pull-out drawers. The wastebasket may be stored in the cupboard beneath the stainless steel farmhouse-style sink, and the storage in the L-shaped peninsula countertop is conveniently accessible.

A tempered glass stove top with three burners, a range hood, and a 6 cubic foot double-door refrigerator round out the kitchen.

The residential queen-sized bed in the master bedroom offers USB charging connections on both sides. The shiplap front wall gives the sleeping area a headboard feel, and there are hanging wardrobes on either side of the bed, nighttime reading lights, and under-bed storage.

This Keystone Passport model is a manageable 32 feet, 4 inches long, which means it will be easy to locate a campground for, as parks become more limited if your trailer exceeds 35 feet in length.

Consumers appreciate how sturdy this model is to tow and how spacious the interior is, even when the slide is closed in travel mode. They also enjoy using the 15-foot electric awning and the outside kitchen when the weather is beautiful.

4. Crossroads Sunset Trail SS289QB

Crossroads’ Sunset Trail Super Lite versions are another wonderful option if you require a lot of sleeping space but prefer a smaller weight travel trailer.

Crossroads Super Lite models have 6-sided aluminum structure, solid surface countertops, LED interior lights, an Extreme Weather package, and a fiberglass front cap.

The barreled ceiling, which provides the interior a more open and homey air, is one enticing characteristic of this type.

The Sunset Trail sleeps up to 10 people and offers a king-sized bed in the master bedroom as well as dual wardrobes. The living area’s slide has a 64-inch sleeper sofa and a 42-inch dinette that can be modified to a free-standing table and chairs.

A glass top, flush mount range cover, stainless steel microwave, ceramic backsplash, and either a 6 or 7 cubic foot refrigerator with a magnetized door are included in the kitchen. The bathroom features a 36-inch shower with glass surround and skylight.

The rear bunkhouse features a dinette that converts to sleeping space and an upper bunk on a robust hinge that can be rapidly pushed up for greater headroom in the diner area if needed.

Two more bunks complete this room, which also has a wardrobe with TV hookups right above to easily convert it into an entertainment center.

A mini-fridge and a pull-out cooking area with a sink and two-burner cooktop are included in the external camp kitchen.

A 16-foot retractable power awning provides shade, and the exterior is ready for satellite installation with an easy-access pass-through storage compartment.

The Crossroads Sunset Trail SS289QB is 32 feet, 9 inches long and weighs only 5661 pounds, so it doesn’t require the most powerful tow vehicle.

Consumers appreciate how well-made and light this model is in comparison to models with similar floor designs. They particularly like the outdoor kitchen and the internal arrangement, which is ideal for families and keeps everyone comfortable.

5. Prime Time Tracer Breeze 31BHD

The Prime Time Tracer Breeze 31 BHD with two slides is the third option for a less weight bunkhouse-style travel trailer. Although though it is slightly heavier than the previous types we’ve discussed, at 6300 lbs, it can still be hauled by a car with a half-ton towing capability.

This trailer has a retractable illuminated awning that runs practically the whole length of it. In addition to the normal stove, it offers an outside kitchen with a mini-fridge, sink, and stainless steel grill. The inside kitchen features a two-door refrigerator, three-burner stove, and lighted range hood.

A huge sink with a high-rise faucet is accommodated by the continuous L-shaped kitchen counter. The kitchen countertop matches the dinette table, which is a great touch. The kitchen cabinets are made of solid wood and have a cherry finish, as well as robust brushed nickel hardware. The cabinetry also has pull-out kitchen drawers to help with organization.

One of the trailer’s two slides houses the quad bunkhouse, which has three conventional bunks and one bigger bunk with storage underneath. The bunkhouse also includes three screened windows, a ceiling vent, and a standing wardrobe with space for storage.

There is a spacious 40-inch corner shower with a seat in the bathroom. To make evening bathroom runs easier, the sink features cabinet storage below and above it, as well as an open shelf unit, a foot-flush toilet, and motion sensor lighting.

The 87-inch horseshoe dinette is positioned adjacent to the huge double-door pantry and the comfortable leather residential sofa, which extends into an additional bed in the second slide area. This living area is carpeted for a cozy atmosphere and has two huge frameless windows for plenty of natural light.

The master bedroom features a queen-sized bed with an Evergreen Select foam mattress, two hanging wardrobes, and ceiling storage. The most interesting aspect of this model is that it has won the DSI several times because of its excellent standards in design, construction, testing, and customer service.

Its Eternabond construction, which features laminated aluminum framed sidewalls, rear walls, main floor, and slideout walls and roof, contributes to that high level.

It also has a gel coated fiberglass shell, which adds robustness while keeping it lightweight. This type also incorporates 3/8-inch walk-on roof decking for easy maintenance and snow load approved 5-inch truss rafters.

Buyers appreciate the spacious shower, large sleeping capacity, and overall quality of this well-built travel trailer. With an external length of 34 feet, 6 inches and a width of 96 inches, this travel trailer can go almost anywhere with no effort.

Traveling in the Prime Time Tracer Breeze gives you peace of mind no matter the terrain or the weather, thanks to a 12-year warranty on the one-piece TPO roof.

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Rvs with 4 Bunk Beds

Bunk beds are a great way to maximize space and increase sleeping space and capacity in a travel trailer, our homes and houses, and even motorhomes. It’s a great way to realize your money’s worth because they are known to be durable and most offer other satisfactory features.

In this guide, I’ll be telling you about some of the best Rvs with 4 Bunk Beds you could buy, their floor plan and features, and some requirements and questions that are mostly asked about bunk beds. Let’s dive right in!

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7 Travel Trailers with Bunkhouse

Starcraft autumn ridge.

Bunkhouse travel trailers allow you to use space creatively by using corners of RVs, creating plenty of room for adults or anyone to move around.

If your camping adventures include kids and adults, you’ll need to have a bunkhouse. Your kids will need their own separate spaces to have fun with one another and hide their toys or games.

Floor plan and living space

This camper has a bunk at the rear end of the trailer. It manages available space well and can sleep up to 10 people if planned properly.

The interiors are available in only one finish, but it contributes to the trailer’s overall look and gives it a nice aesthetic touch. You can always go for some upgrades and add-ons to further facilitate your trips based on your requirements.

The camper comes with roof insulation to keep it comfortable on the inside, regardless of the weather outside. It also features a walkable roof and has a PVC membrane to keep the interiors waterproof. The roof has led ceiling lights on the inside.

It has a 13,500 BTU roof AC radio with indoor/outdoor zoned speakers, an AM\FM stereo with Bluetooth, and an HD digital TV antenna with WIFI prep.

Its glass windows are all tinted and maintain privacy pretty well. It comes with radial tires, and a tri-fold sofa and the door catches magnetic baggage. The electric brakes are self-adjusting too.

The bathroom features a foot flush toilet , a shower, hardwood cabinet doors for keeping items, LED ceiling lights , and floor flush residential vinyl flooring throughout. It also has a water bypass and a DSI water heater.

The kitchen area has a dinette and LED TV that acts as an additional seating space and entertainment center , pressed membrane countertops with a sink included, a microwave, pocket screwed number core cabinets, and a 12volt two-door refrigerator.

Starcraft Autumn Ridge Features:

• 13,500 BTU AC.
• Exterior height: 81”.
• Fiberglass cover and insulation.
• Water capacity: fresh-45, grey-60, black-60.
• HD digital TV antenna with WIFI prep.
• Dinette and LED TV for entertainment.
• Vinyl flooring.

Jayco Jay Flight

Jayco is one of the finest travel trailer manufacturers in the industry, and their Jay Flight Series is one of the best created by the brand. This series belongs to the towable trailers that come with a smart design and construction.

They feature plenty of functional lighting, durability, and storage. Jayco provides all its customers with a 2-year limited warranty and a 3-year structural warranty. The company stands behind all its products and the quality they have to offer.

Living space and floor plan

The 174BH is one of the best-sellers by Jayco because it comes with bunk beds . It also features a queen bed , so you don’t have to deal with any moving parts.

The 184BS comes with a slide-in design, and you can convert the dinettes and sofa into a queen-sized bed and bunkbeds for more sleeping space and you get to use the available space well.

Due to the design of the bed of 174BH, one of the people who are sharing this bed will have to crawl over the other for a midnight bathroom break. But it also means the length of the bed is not going to influence the living space either.

The pantry and the dinette are right across each other, and the dinette has overhead cabinets that allow you more storage. The kitchen, on the other hand, also comes with storage cabinets, a sink, a 2 burner stove, a refrigerator, and countertops for cooking space.

The bathroom is fully equipped with a toilet, tub, and shower with a glass door. It has ample room for movement, so I think you’ll enjoy using it.

The bunk beds on the rear end right along the dinette have 4-inch mats to provide you with a soft sleeping surface. Moreover, there is plenty of legroom in these bunk beds.

• Hitch weight: 305 lbs.
• UVW: 2,935 lbs.
• CCC: 815 lbs.
• Exterior height: 8’11”.
• 2-year limited warranty and a 3-year structural warranty.
• Seamless roof material with a 20-year warranty.
• Adjustable and removable dinette table (main booth dinette only).
• 13,500-BTU, roof-mounted A/C.

Lance Camper

The Lance Camper is one of the best travel trailers money could buy. With bunkbeds in place, you get the option of trying out different floor plans as well before you finalize your purchase.

The living area and floor plan

This travel trailer has a length of 25’8″ has and a bunk bed placed at its rear. It’s an excellent choice for a medium-sized family because it has plenty of room in it.

The camper’s overall weight is more than 4500 pounds and will hook up well with your small truck or an SUV. It features three bunk beds in total, and they provide plenty of space for three adults.

You can also configure the area covered by these bunkbeds to use it as additional space for storage for storing toys, gadgets or even your bikes.

The sleeping capacity for this travel trailer is seven adults, and the height of its interior is around 6 feet 5 inches.

There are different mood and reading led lights in the bedroom, and the entire trailer is insulated correctly. The dinette also features pull-out drawers and provides you with additional storage space.

This camper comes with all-weather protection and It has an awning with wind sensors that can cause the close detection of strong wind currents, suitable enough to be used throughout the year.

There is a convertible sofa present inside the camper, and you can convert it into a queen sized bed.

The kitchen features a sink, a two-door refrigerator, overhead storage, and led lighting. There is ample room available for more seating space by adding dinette seats for five or more people. Space for more storage can also be added under the dining seats.

The bathroom has enough room to move around and features standard equipment; a shower for baths and a toilet. it also has a skylight and a high-rise faucet.

Lance Camper 2185 Features:

• Hitch weight: 755 lbs.
• UVW: 4,565 lbs.
• CCC: 1,435 lbs.
• Exterior height: 10’2″ (with A/C).
• Fresh Tank” 30 Gal, Grey Tank: 20 Gal, Black Tank:18 Gal.
• Propane 2-5 Gal.
• AM/FM/DVD Stereo W/Int & Ext Speakers (Bluetooth).

Venture Sonic Lite

Venture RV created the Sonic Series of travel trailers to provide customers with superb towing efficiency. Plus you won’t have to compromise on style and comfort for that.

It’s one of the main reasons why the Sonic Series has been a massive success for many travel trailer users. They have a solid construction but come with a single axle.

Therefore, they are better suited to work with any SUV or small truck. The best feature is it uses LevelMatePro, a smartphone technology for leveling a towable travel trailer or RV.

This means you can level your trailer in one go and focus your precious time on other more important things. The adjustments are easy and automated, and you don’t need to worry about the light conditions.

You can choose from seven different floor plans, and most of them are focused on bunkbeds and increasing and decreasing their numbers. You can get a separate sleeping space for the kids that can be converted to space for storage when not in use.

Additionally, you won’t have to use the living space with these bunk beds meaning quickly move around easily when the kids are asleep. This is one of the huge advantages of using a floor plan with bunk beds.

The master bedroom has a King sized bed that saves a lot of space because it can be folded up when it’s not in use. The bunk bed s are present in the rear section of the trailer, and they are all double in size.

The rear wall end of the trailer has just two bunk bed s and a colossal Pack&Play door that provides you with a pass-through storage and access to the bunk area. You can use this area to store your bikes, hiking packs, or other camping gear.

Some travel trailers might have more space for a bigger tub with a glass door and vice-versa because of the doubled sleeping space. It also has a shower, a porcelain toilet and vanity sink and a lot of space for one to move in.

The Kitchen area has a dinette, overhead cabinet space, Refrigerator, and countertops with enough cooking space. It has a 12′ awning, a place to plug a tv, and an outdoor kitchen that can act as an outdoor entertainment center.

Venture RV Sonic Lite Features:

• Hitch weight: 410 lbs.
• UVW: 2,990 lbs.
• CCC: 1,010 lbs.
• Exterior height: 9’11” (with A/C).
• Fresh tank: 38 gals, Grey tank: 30 gals, Black tank: 30 gals.
• furnace BTU: 20000 BTU.
• Water Heater TypeGas/Electric DSI.

Forest River R-Pod

The R-Pod by Forest River is one of the best options for you to consider if you’ll have kids or lots of adults on your trip because you will be able to manage plenty of sleeping spac e for them without an issue.

The floor plan of this trailer is remarkable when it comes to managing space. It not only features bunkbeds but also comes with a huge Murphy bed located in its master bedroom .

There is sofa seating for five people and because it’s a large trailer, you can also utilize the space outside with the help of a 10-foot awning.

You will also find that there is plenty of room for storage as well. Everything ultimately remains in its place, and you won’t have to make a mess every time you need an item.

You can manage to slide out an outdoor kitchen for cooking and have some space for gatherings just outside the camper. The camper manages adequate airflow, and you can conveniently cook inside it without having to deal with the smell lingering in the trailer.

The kitchen has a unique design and a pantry for extra storage. The trailer also features a massive space for a 6 cu ft refrigerator, and the kitchen features a large sink. It has an overhead cabinet with plenty of storage as well.

The Bathroom layout is a stand and shower type with a toilet beside it and there is some more space for storage for keeping items beside the shower. The RV has Fresh, Gray, and Blackwater tanks of 30 gallons each.

Forest River RPod-193 Features:

• Hitch Weight: 435 lb.
• UVW: 3,654 lb.
• Awning Size:10′.
• Fresh Water Tank, Gray Water Tank, Black Water Tank: 30gal.
• Total Propane Tank Capacity: 4.7 gals.
• 1 Awning: 10 ft. (120 in).
• Power Retractable Slideout: 1.

Dutchmen Aerolite

Dutchmen Aerolite’s typical bunkhouse layout comes with plenty of headroom for you to move around. and due to its spacious interior, provides you with ample space for living and resting.

Th ese quad bunk travel trailer series come with an extreme weather package with multiple floor plans allowing you to add or subtract queen beds and bunkbeds and utilize any available space to the fullest.

These trailers which are light like the prime time tracer integrate luxury well into their construction. Their design is one of the largest in the quad bunkhouse travel trailer models meaning more space for the adults.

It can conveniently sleep up to 7 people if you use the living area for sleeping purposes but it’s best to leave it empty, so you can freely move around while your kids are asleep.

The master bedroom is present in the front section of the trailer. It can be separated with a partition from the living space for privacy which will come in handy when you are traveling with rowdy kids.

One of these bunk beds’ best features is that they come with plenty of legroom, so it would be great for anyone taking a nap. Each of these bunks can conveniently sleep up to two adults comfortably.

You can also use this section as a storage tube to place all your gear if it’s not in use. The only problem with this idea is that you will have to take out all the gear before someone can get to the bed for some shut-eye.

The Kitchen located in the center of the RV has vinyl-style flooring. It has a u-shaped dinette with a television within the area for entertainment. It has an oven, a three-burner cooktop, an overhead fan, and a mid-size refrigerator.

The Bathroom located at the rear end has vinyl-style flooring, a porcelain toilet, and a shower with a shower curtain.

Dutchmen Aerolite 2573BH Features:

• Hitch weight: 921 lbs.
• UVW: 6,282 lbs.
• CCC: 3.398 lbs.
• Exterior height: 11’5″ (with A/C).
• Fresh Water Tank: 50.0 gal, Gray Water Tank: 78.0 gal, Black Water Tank:28.0 gal.
• Propane Tank Capacity: 40 lbs.
• 1 Power Retractable Awning.

KZ Sportsmen Classic

KZ has been one of the top travel trailer manufacturers in the country, and it strives to make RVs more affordable. The KZ Sportsmen Classic is no different either.

The living area and Floor plan

This travel trailer houses a range of different floor plans and can be towed with a range of other SUVs and small trucks. Your RV trip can also be conveniently planned with the KZ mobile app’s help.

You can also manage lists of things concerning your trip, and it can help you get all the things you need to do in a timely fashion.

The trailer comes with a friction hinge door that doesn’t give stress when opening and has plenty of living area and pass-through storage available. It has bunk bed s in the rear end and the trailer can conveniently sleep up to 5 to 7 people at a time.

The bunk beds are present right next to the dinette slide out and you can use the dinette as a sleeping area by converting it. So, If you are looking for that slumber-party camping feeling, this trailer is the right choice.

There are different floor plans available so you can make the right choice based on your needs and alter the number of bunk beds as you like.

Kitchen and Bathroom

The Kitchen has an 8cu ft refrigerator, a 2 cooktop burner range, overhead storage with cabinets below, and a fire extinguisher by the door.

The bathroom is located at the rear and has a shower with enough space to move around and a toilet.

KZ Sportsmen Classic 181BH Features:

• Hitch weight: 370 lbs.
• UVW: 2,840 lbs.
• CCC: 660 lbs.
• Exterior height: 9’4″ (without roof A/C).
• Fresh Water Cap: 20gal,Waste Water Cap: 26gal, Gray Water Cap: 26gal.
• 1 Awning: 13′.
• Furnace BTU: 20,000.

Highland Ridge Open Range Roamer 310BHS

The Highland Ridge Open Range Roamer 310BHS just has a lot of extra room. The 4 slide outs are relatively easy to set up and take down by using the ACCU slide system, making extension and retraction secure and seamless.

It has an awning Length of 19′ 0″ and a ladder for roof access on the outside and the inside has led lighting, hardwood cabinet doors, and no carpets on the floors of the living and Kitchen area making messes easy to clean.

The bunkhouse room at the rear wal l end of the travel traile r has a booth-style dinette area that can be converted to a bed with a top bunk on one side, and a normal double bunk on its opposite side with additional space for storage underneath that could act as more seating during the day.

The bunk rooms and master bedroom can be accessed through french doors that give a home feeling and also keep noise out. The room has built-in drawers with great hanging space for clothes, a queen murphy bed, led light s, and interior access to the bathroom.

It has a primary seating area on the main slide-out that can be converted to a queen bed bringing the total sleeping capacity to 9.

The Kitchen has an 8 CU ft refrigerator, solid countertops, lots of outlets, a thre e burner cooktop range , and a center island which is great for prepping during cooking.

The trailer also has an outdoor kitchen with a sink, mini fridge, prep area, a three burner cooktop slide, and room for a 32-inch Tv for entertainment.

The Bathroom has a big enough shower with a glass cover door, a vanity sink , and a foot flush toilet that is very easy to use.

Buyers loved the huge closet and shelf space, the wide size of the RV, and the second AC unit with digital thermostats that are available in the trailer.

Highland Ridge Open Range Roamer 310BHS Features:

• Fresh water tank: 50.0 gals, Gray tank: 62.0 gals, Black Tank Capacity:31.0 gal.
• DHW: 1,227 lbs.
• UVW: 9,265 lbs.
• CCC: 2235lbs.
• GVWR: 9265 lbs.
• Number Of Slideouts : 4.
• Television and DVD Player: 1.
• Patio Awning: 1.
• Warranty (Months) : 12.
• Outdoor kitchen.

What is the bunkhouse floor plan?

The bunkhouse floor plan is a layout that features enough beds to accommodate all the family members, including your children. Some travel trailers have twin-size bunk beds, while they have bunk beds set up on either side of the main bed.

You can either go for a budget-friendly or luxurious floor plan. But most of the basic floor plans will feature a closet, a fridge, a kitchen, a bathroom, bunk beds, and the main bed.

What are the ideal space requirements for bunk beds?

A 15-foot travel trailer would be more than sufficient for a 2-person family. But if you have kids and pets, you will have to go for a more extended bunkhouse trailer. The longer trailers also come with multiple features, such as increased storage space and more closets.

What is the difference between bunkhouses and bunk beds?

There are no features that officially differentiate a bunkhouse RV from a bunk bed RV. But Bunkhouse RV might come with a separate sleeping area with its entertainment and bath areas.

On the other hand, a bunk bed RV might only feature bunk beds in one corner or mainly in the rear. It emphasizes more space for sleeping everyone comfortably.

What is the shortest bunkhouse travel trailer?

The 2021 KZ Sportsmen Classic 181BH is the smallest quad bunk travel trailer. It has a UVW (Unloaded Vehicle Weight) of 2,980, a Dry Hitch Weight of 390 lbs, a GVWR of 3,500 lbs and an Interior Height of 78″.

It can be used for small family outings because it is durable, lightweight and very easy to tow.

What should I look for when buying a bunkhouse travel trailer?

When buying quad bunk travel trailers or a quad bunkhouse you need to consider a lot of things.

You have to think about the model you might want, its available sleeping space , dealer fees and any other features you might need in a quad bunk travel trailer or a quad bunkhouse . Generally, these are what you should look for:

• Towing capacity : You need to first know the towing capacity of the model you’re going for and what you’ll be using to tow it. The towing capacity of a quad bunkhouse or any other trailer model is usually found in its manuals.
• (Gross vehicle weight rating): this is the total weight your travel trailer can carry in addition to its weight. It’s usually found on the door of your trailer.
• Dry weight or shipping weight : This is the original weight of your trailer. Any additional weight you want to be on the trailer must be added to its dry weight to make sure that its total weight falls under the GVWR.
• Construction: Nowadays there are different construction types to choose from. You can choose a traditional, fiberglass, or laminated type. The other types are easier to clean but the traditional type is easier to repair.
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• Personal needs : You might prefer a particular floor plan that can fit four bunks , slide-outs , a rear master bedroom, a vanity, and medicine cabinet, pass-through storage, or a bear cave storage.
• You might also require a three-burner range cooktop, a double sink or vanity sink, heated holding tanks, a residential refrigerator, or an outdoor kitchen.
• You might like to have any of this lineup of features in your trailer so you should make your choice carefully.

What’s the best size camper for a family of 4?

The ideal exterior length for a family of four would be 25-30 or 32 feet. This length will allow you to park efficiently, offer extended season campin g for different campgrounds and parks, and will also have enough sleeping space for 4 to and additional sleeping capacity for 2 more people.

How long are bunks in a camper?

Bunkbeds have different lengths and sizes and sometimes can be custom-made to fit a particular room’s space or a quad bunkhouse travel trailer.

They are usually included in quad bunk travel trailers to maximize vertical space and harmonize with other included features like slide-outs , u shaped dinette which may be converted to a twin bed, a master suite, and others.

These are the usual lengths for bunk beds that can be found in a quad bunk trailer :

Can you put bunkbeds in an RV?

Bunkbeds can be used to give more room and increase sleeping space in an RV. You could decide to add two or four bunks to your RV or trailer usually opposite the master bedroom.

I’d advise building them on slide-outs so they can be put away when they’re not needed. You can add built-in bunkbeds by watching YouTube videos and DIY or calling for a professional.

What is a quad bunk?

By using a slide-out or slide-outs, quad bunks can be made to fit in rooms, quad bunkhouse travel trailers , and RVs. It’s just a combination of two bunkbeds to make four bunk beds to make a quad bunk room.

How do you separate bunk beds?

Some RV users prefer to have bunkbeds that can be separated to form 2 normal beds. A metal bunk bed would be the best choice if you’re looking for something like this.

You can separate bunk beds by reading the manual included when you purchased the item, or by watching YouTube tutorials.

Can adults use bunk beds?

Yes, adults can use bunkbeds, but because most are designed for child use, their size is really important. It is also important that two people do not use a top bunk together to avoid any type of accident.

You can ask a professional for information, and check customer reviews to know secure bunkbeds you could purchase for your RV or trailer.

What is a Bunkable bed?

A bunkable bed is one of two single beds that can be combined by placing them over one another to form a bunkbed.

If you’re new to bunkbeds, you should ask a professional and watch YouTube videos for more information on coupling them to prevent accidents from occurring in the long run.

How do you move a bunkbed by yourself?

First, you’ll need to disassemble it by removing the top bunk from the down bunk. Then you separate it by removing all the screws and nuts so you can be able to carry it easily.

After that, you should think of the route to where you want it to be placed newly then reassemble it there. It might be hard for you to do this alone so you can either educate yourself with YouTube videos ask for help from friends and family and again, opt for a professional.

Conclusion:

The winner of this roundup of the best travel trailers with bunk beds turns out to be the Starcraft Autumn Ridge . This travel trailer features a bunkhouse, so it accommodates plenty of space for your entire family to sleep comfortably.

The travel trailer comes with a lot of storage space , and there is a queen-sized bed and a kitchen, and a bathroom to meet your family’s needs and requirements.

We hope you gathered some helpful tips from reading our guide. We would like to know which quad bunkhouse travel trailer you liked better so feel free to tell us all about it in the comment section below!

I`m a current Law Enforcement Officer working within the Counterterrorism Bureau in New York State. I have been Camping for over 20 years. My styles of camping include tent, car, truck, van, and RV travel trailer. I have a YouTube channel where I teach all types of camping with an entertaining method: https://youtube.com/@TheSmallsRVAdventures

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Travel Trailer and Bunkhouse Floor Plans

Travel Trailer Floor Plans

Travel trailer floor plans can make camping feel as comfortable as being at home. With hundreds of different travel trailer floor plans to choose from, you can find any configuration you want. Travel trailers come in large to small models, but even smaller RVs can have floor plans that sleep a crowd.

What is a travel trailer floor plan?

A travel trailer is any RV that is towed behind a towing vehicle, such as a truck or SUV. Within the RV industry, “travel trailer” typically refers to a towable RV that is not a fifth wheel or a toy hauler. Travel trailers come in all kinds of floor plans, or interior layouts. Floor plans are what differentiate one model of travel trailer from another.

For instance, one travel trailer floor plan might include a big master suite with a king-sized bedroom while another floor plan might be more open with lots of convertible sleeping arrangements. Some travel trailers have full, residential-style kitchens with brand name appliances, or slide-outs that provide more space when parked. Travel trailers come in all kinds of sizes, from micro to small to larger models upward of 36 feet in length. Within that range of sizes, you’ll find hundreds of floor plans to choose from.

What are the benefits of different travel trailer floor plans?

The benefit of any travel trailer’s floor plans depends on your needs. Some people love to eat out while other people love to cook. If you prefer cooking from your own RV, you’ll want a camper floor plan with a designated kitchen area––some travel trailers even have luxury kitchens. Perhaps you prefer to be as active as possible when you’re camping. In that case, look for a floor plan that includes lots of basement storage for things like bikes, kayaks, paddle boards or whatever equipment you like to bring along.

If you like to travel in big groups, look for floor plans that have plenty of designated or convertible sleeping space. Many travel trailer floor plans have dinettes, sofas or fold-down bunks that can be arranged to sleep 8 people or more.

If you’re looking to travel frequently and for extended periods of time, look for floor plans that support long-term travel. For instance, many travel trailer floor plans include larger bathrooms and washer/dryer prep that can be convenient for long-haul travelers.

Most travel trailers come with heat and air conditioning and a good amount of storage for anything you might want to bring camping with you. Whether you want to sleep two or ten, have a minimalist model or a luxury model, there’s a travel trailer floor plan that fits the bill.

Who should consider buying a travel trailer camper?

Anyone who wants to camp with an RV should consider a travel trailer. With so many floor plans and options, travel trailers can suit any travel style and family size. Whether you travel solo, with a friend or with another parent and 8 kids, there’s a floor plan for everyone.

Travel Trailer Models

If you’re interested in exploring the range of travel trailer floor plans, you’ll want to view our selections on our website . Our travel trailer RVs start around 21 feet in length with dry tow weights starting under 3,400 lbs. There are options for solo travelers, couples, and families with up to 10 people. Visit our RV Finder to help find your best RV model by its specific capacity and features. You can sort by many different floor plan features, like bunk beds, bedrooms, and bathrooms in specific orientations and more.

Travel Trailer Bunkhouses

Travel trailer bunkhouses are great for first time RVers. With the capacity to sleep more people in a limited space, they’re flexible floor plans that suit a wide variety of campers. With a bunkhouse camper, you’ll always have room for one more guest to join you on your journey.

What is a travel trailer bunkhouse?

A travel trailer bunkhouse is an RV that’s a travel trailer, meaning it’s towed, with bunk beds included as a feature. They can come as small, medium, or large campers in a range of weights. Bunkhouses appear in luxury travel trailers and more modest designs alike. And bunkhouses can contain double, triple, or quad bunks to suit your camping needs.

What are the benefits of a travel trailer bunkhouse camper?

Travel trailer bunkhouses are a great value––you get extra sleeping space for an affordable price. In addition to sleeping capacity, a travel trailer with a bunk room can provide flexibility. Bunk beds are efficient in floor plans, leaving more floor space to move around. Some bunkhouses include beds in a loft, which makes the most of vertical space, leaving you more storage room.

Travel trailers are typically smaller, lighter, and more affordable compared to fifth wheels and toy haulers. And smaller travel trailers are great for new RV owners, because their size means they’re easier to tow. Don’t let categories fool you, however––travel trailers are more than just basic RVs. You can also find travel trailers with bunkhouses in mid-range and luxury models, and with a wide variety of attractive amenities. Looking for a bunkhouse model with a fireplace or an outdoor kitchen? Cruiser RV can help you find it.

Who should consider buying a travel trailer bunkhouse RV?

Travel trailers with bunkhouses can suit a variety of campers. Maybe you have a big family with lots of kids, or you like to travel with your extended family. Bunk beds are a great way to give everyone a little space to themselves. If you like to travel with groups of friends, travel trailer bunkhouse campers are perfect for keeping everyone happy on the road. Kids love bunk beds because they can go to sleep earlier or later than their siblings without being disturbed when someone else gets up or goes to bed.

And a bunkhouse RV is perfect for teenagers who want to bring along a friend or just have some time alone to read or listen to music in peace. One additional use for bunk beds is overflow storage space, particularly for people traveling with large objects. For instance, we know of one family who RVs full-time and uses their bunk bed to hold a stand-up cello when they’re on the road.

Travel Trailer Bunkhouse Models

If you’re interested in a Cruiser model that blends the best aspects of a travel trailer with the efficiency of bunk beds, you’ll want to look at the selection on our website . Our bunkhouse RVs range in length from 21 to 37 feet and can sleep between 4 and 10 people. Visit our RV Finder to help find your best RV model by its specific capacity and features.

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Three years ago, my family sold most of our belongings, bought a bunkhouse travel trailer, moved into it, and hit the road full-time. My husband and I chose a Keystone Cougar 29BHS for our family of five, and after three years and thousands of miles, we are still very happy with it.

As we read and researched our options, we came to expect that our first RV would be like a “starter RV” so we could learn from experience what we liked and didn’t like before choosing one that better fit our needs. This seemed to be the common experience of so many families.

My Top Picks

In case you don’t want to read all the way to the end of the article, we put our top bunkhouse travel trailer picks here:

Coachmen Freedom Express 320BHDS Camper

Heartland north trail 31qbs camper, keystone cougar 29bhs, keystone cougar 34tsb, living in our “starter rv” for three years.

Why do we still love our bunkhouse after three years? We did so much research before buying the best travel trailer —and specifically the best bunk house travel trailer — that we were pretty sure we had covered all the bases and knew what would best suit the needs of our family.

For the most part, we were right. We have customized it in minor ways along the way, but that research before we launched made all the difference. Switching rigs frequently is a hassle, and it wasn’t financially feasible for us, but a little extra homework can help avoid all of that.

Perhaps that’s what led you to this article. Whether you’re shopping for bunkhouse trailers to live in full-time or you just want the right lightweight travel trailers to take some amazing family vacations, I want to help you to be as happy with your purchase as we are with ours.

And because I remember how confusing it gets to have 30 different tabs open on your browser while researching this, I’ve tried to assemble the most useful information all in one place.

From defining travel trailer and bunkhouse camper to exploring the factors you’ll need to consider, with the advantages and disadvantages of different choices, I hope to help you narrow down the needs and priorities of your family.

Finally, I’ve recommended ten different bunkhouse travel trailer models, all with personal travel trailer recommendations from myself and other full-time families we’ve met in our travels, including floor plans for easy comparison (bunkhouse floorplan). Let me be your guide to this important part of your journey.

Credit : Keystone Bullet – Radford Family

What is a Travel Trailer?

A travel trailer sometimes called a bumper pull or bumper tow is a towable RV that connects to the bumper hitch of a vehicle and is moved that way. They are not motorhomes, and they do not need to be towed with a special hitch in the bed of a pickup truck, like a fifth wheel trailer. They come in a wide variety of sizes and models.

What is Bunkhouse?

A bunkhouse, or bunk room, in an RV, is a sleeping space with bunk beds that is separate from the master bedroom and main living area. Typically, the dedicated sleeping space has a door that can be closed for privacy, making the bunkhouse its own room.

Advantages of Bunkhouse Travel Trailers for Families

Since the bunkhouse travel trailers offer extra sleeping space for children, they are perfect for families (just like a house with bunk bed setups). Once children are in bunk beds, parents can close the door and use the rest of the trailer without disturbing their little ones.

Children usually enjoy having their own bunk bed space and the option to close the door for privacy. Most families can easily imagine circumstances when it is advantageous to have separate rooms. Overall, a trailer with a bunkhouse feels more spacious and more like home.

Bunkhouse travel trailers also tend to be lighter and can be towed with a variety of vehicles. While a fifth wheel trailer can only be towed by a pickup truck, a travel trailer can also be towed by larger SUVs, which can be very helpful for large families, families with young children in car seats, or those who occasionally travel with guests.

Disadvantages of Bunkhouse Travel Trailers for Families

Many families find that a travel trailer feels too small for their needs. They prefer the higher ceilings and increased storage space of a fifth-wheel trailer (including overhead cabinets for storage space). Travel trailer often has less space and weight margins for cargo. Ultralight models are built with weight-saving construction that can be less durable, and it can be hard for children to remember to use the space gently.

A Bunkhouse RV / travel trailer rarely come equipped with conveniences such as washing machines and dishwashers that can come in handy when traveling with children. Finally, freshwater tanks and both black and grey water waste tanks are smaller, and many families find them limiting if they do not always park with full hookups.

Factors to Consider When Choosing Bunkhouse Travel Trailers

New or used bunkhouse travel trailer models.

In order to find the best bunkhouse travel trailers, you can also consider a used bunkhouse travel trailer brand will save budget-conscious families a lot of money on the purchase price. If purchased from a dealership, they will often come with some kind of limited warranty, but buying them privately is a greater risk.

A disadvantage of buying used is that the rig will likely have some degree of wear and tear from normal use. A bunkhouse model has most likely been used by a family with kids, which often means it has endured a little more use (or abuse) than a trailer that has only been used by adults. Check any used model thoroughly before purchasing.

Cost is not the only disadvantage of buying new. In our experience, many new RVs end up needing multiple repairs before everything is working as it should. Yes, these repairs are all covered by the manufacturer’s warranty at no additional cost, but that is often little consolation if your brand new rig spends weeks or even months in a repair shop, wreaking havoc on your travel plans.

A used rig can actually end up needing fewer repairs if it has been well-maintained, as the previous owners have gone through the hassles and inconveniences of working all the kinks out of it.

Number of Beds

Consider how many permanent bunks your family needs and wants and limit your search to models that provide this many beds. While the specs may assert that the trailer sleeping space allows up to ten people, examine how those bed spaces are counted.

Usually, this involves converting dinettes and jack knife sofa into beds. On our rig, converting the sofa to a bed allows no walkway from the master bedroom to the bathroom. So while we could technically use this as a sleeping space, it is not practical.

Chances are one reason you are looking for bunkhouse travel trailers is to avoid the need to remake the dinette into a bed every night while also making sure that everyone has their own bed to retreat to at any time of day.

So look at models that have enough permanent bunks for everyone in the family. The more beds you need, the fewer options you have available. There is a wide variety of floorplan options available in a wide range of sizes for those who only need two bunks. Three or more bunks are not difficult to find, but the options are more limited.

Number of Slides

More slideouts give you more floor space and storage space without adding significantly to the dimensions of your trailer. Many families prefer to look for a rig with as many slides as possible.

Slideouts add weight and one more moving part that can break and need repairs. They also increase your dimensions when parked, which can limit your ability to park in smaller or more narrow spaces (small camper). Opposing slides give the most spacious and open feeling inside the trailer but are also more likely to make your rig too wide for some campgrounds.

Pay attention to how you are able to use your trailer with one or more slides pulled in. Can the bathroom door or refrigerator be opened? Can you walk through to the bedroom? If all slides must be out in order to use the essentials, then carefully consider how you intend to use it and if you anticipate always being able to park in spacious campsites.

Bunkhouse Travel Trailers Length

Similar to the number of slides, the overall length is often a compromise between how much space you would like to have while inside the trailer and keeping your options open for where you will park it.

For example, if you are planning a road trip to visit national parks, keep in mind that RVs that are under 25 feet in length are welcome in 93% of America’s national park campgrounds while staying under 37 feet still gives you access to 60% of them.

Rigs over 40 feet in length can park in just 7% of campgrounds in national parks. For more information about different RV lengths and restrictions in specific national parks, check out this resource .

Weight / Tow vehicle

If you already have a pickup truck or larger SUV that you want to use to tow your travel trailer, investigate how much weight your vehicle is able to tow and restrict your search to trailers with a gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) below that limit. It might seem obvious, but it can be very tempting to stretch the limits a little bit in order to add a little bit more length or an extra feature that caught your eye. It truly isn’t worth gambling with your family’s safety on the road.

You may see a trailer listed with dry weight and a cargo weight capacity. The dry weight means that all cabinets and tanks are empty. The gross vehicle weight rating is the sum of these two numbers. Remember that you will not always want or be able to tow with all tanks empty, so it is important to consider the gross weight when pairing your trailer with your tow vehicle.

For a complete guide to tow vehicles, weight ratings, and more, use this resource from Trailer Life .

Consider the size and layout of the kitchen if you are preparing food for a whole family in it. Can the refrigerator reasonably hold enough food for your family, or will you need to shop nearly every day of your trip? Is there enough countertop space or overhead storage ?

Is it important for you to have an oven or a microwave? Larger rigs, especially those with opposing slides, often have a kitchen island, which gives the kitchen more storage and countertop space.

However, many large families are completely satisfied with a smaller kitchen. Only you can answer what your individual preferences are and if this is likely to be a source of frustration for you. But it is definitely a factor worth considering.

Is an outdoor kitchen a priority for you? Some families love the option of cooking meals outside, while others rarely use their outdoor kitchens. Since many floorplan builds borrow space from the bunkroom to add the great outdoors kitchen or eliminate the outdoor kitchen to increase the size of the bunkhouse, this is another factor to keep in mind.

Dinette seating

For our family, the ability to comfortably gather our family around the table for meals, regardless of the weather, is non-negotiable. Since we are a family of five, a U shaped dinette was a priority for us. This limited the models we were willing to consider when purchasing our rig.

A surprising number of bunkhouse travel trailers offer permanent beds for up to six people but a dinette that only fits four. If this is also a priority for your family, it is a factor to pay attention to.

Credit : Keystone Cougar 29BHS – Lindstrom Family

Recommended Models

As RV travel becomes increasingly popular among families, the number of bunkhouse travel trailer options seems to multiply. While it’s wonderful to have so many models to choose between, it might feel overwhelming trying to find the best bunkhouse travel trailers for your family. We can help.

This list of 10 recommended models represents a variety of sizes and exterior features, so it’s likely at least one or two of them will meet your needs. Most are available new or used with a variety of years to choose between. Note that different years will have slight variations in bunkhouse layouts and specs, but this overview gives you a starting place to narrow down your options.

Best of all, these rigs are road-tested by real families who are not just using them for weekend getaways or summer vacations but living in them full-time as they travel the country. If they’ve stood up to thousands of miles and full-time use by families with kids (e.g. with an area resembling a living room), and the families still recommend them, then they deserve to be on this list.

My full-time family and other like-minded families we’ve met along the way would like to share with you the best and worst features of our bunkhouse travel trailers.

Bunkhouse Travel Trailer Comparison Chart

With this travel trailer by Coachmen, you will appreciate the ease of towing behind your family vehicle. All the tanks are located under the floor to lower the center of gravity for increased storage capacity and improved handling down the road.

Advantages: This rig offers plenty of cargo space, including a grand design large pantry in the kitchen. Opposing slides give a spacious feeling in the main living area and allow space for a kitchen island. An additional slide in the bunkhouse gives the kids plenty of space.

Disadvantages: Tank space sometimes feels limited, particularly the freshwater tank. This model is long and heavy for a travel trailer, which limits tow vehicle options.

Advantages: The bunkhouse has a great layout with plenty of floor space. The bathroom includes a bathtub, which families love. This is a lightweight model that saves on towing costs and keeps your options open for tow vehicles.

Disadvantages: This layout places the bathroom right next to the master bedroom, which some families do not prefer. There is very limited countertop space in the kitchen. This model does not have an outdoor kitchen.

Floor Plans:

Advantages: This model offers three bunks plus a booth dinette in the bunkhouse. This table is great for crafts, puzzles, Lego building, and coloring. It can also be converted to a bed to give four permanent beds. The U-dinette has a separate bunkhouse room for the whole family, and the bathroom has a bathtub.

Disadvantages: The bathroom can’t be accessed when the slide is in. It would sometimes be convenient if the tanks were larger.

Advantages: Opposing slides in the main living space gives a spacious feel and a great kitchen layout with a lot of countertop space. The bunkroom slide adds a lot of floor space for playing. The outdoor kitchen includes an extra refrigerator, which can allow families to stock up and avoid frequent shopping trips. The built-in bike rack is a nice perk, as is the king-sized bed in the master bedroom.

Disadvantages: The location of the bathroom may be inconvenient for families. There is no storage anywhere near the entry door, nor wall space for hooks, so there is no convenient place to keep shoes and outerwear.

Best Hunkhouse Travel Trailer Under 30 ft: Winnebago Minnie 2455

Don’t let the name mislead you, the Winnebago Minnie packs maximum features into an easy to pull light weight camper. A full 8' wide box provides ample living space and the power slide out creates even more!

Advantages: This Minnie is small and light! Staying under 30 feet opens up a lot of options, and it is light enough to give flexibility in choosing a tow vehicle. U-dinette is great for family meals. The bunk beds are double beds (double bunk), which can be more comfortable for older children.

Disadvantages: This model does not have a bunk area in the sense that the bunk beds are in a room of their own with a door that shuts. It is included as an example of a common floor plan to have bunks in a smaller trailer.

Full-time families who live in this model solve the privacy issue with curtains and other creative solutions. The queen bed is also not in its own room with doors that shut, since there is only a partial wall at the foot of the bed. Parents may not appreciate the lack of privacy, either. The storage space in this model is very limited.

Prime Time Avenger 32QBI

This trailer features and design elements that are considered to be “Best In Class” and rarely found on the competitions are used to fully maximize customer enjoyment.

Advantages: Opposing slides in the living area give generous floor space and allow for a kitchen island for added countertop space. The U-dinette is also roomy to accommodate the whole family around the table. The slide in the bunk room gives plenty of floor space there too. The extra refrigerator in the outdoor kitchen is a bonus that many families really appreciate.

Disadvantages: The location of the bathroom so far from the bunkhouse can be seen as a disadvantage. This rig is long and heavy, which limits your options in choosing a tow vehicle and may, at times, limit where you can take it.

Keystone Outback 293UBH

Advantages: This model is a great compromise between space and gross vehicle weight rating. It is a very lightweight option for a bunkhouse travel trailer with all the necessary features. It is also a very affordable option. The slide gives extra floor space, and the extra refrigerator in the outdoor kitchen helps families stock up on groceries.

Disadvantages: The master bedroom is very small, without many walkways at the foot of the bed. The booth dinette is on the small side for the whole family to sit together for meals. The kitchen is small and offers limited countertop space.

Keystone Outback 31RQS

Advantages: Families that want four bunks without converting a dinette or sofa into a bed in the bunk room; this is your rig. The bathroom is very convenient for kids, and the linen closet is a nice feature. There is good storage space.

Disadvantages: This trailer is heavier than other trailers of a similar size. The kitchen has very limited countertop space. While this camper has permanent beds for six people, the booth dinette can only comfortably seat 4.

Keystone Bullet 287QBS

Step into this single-slide Bullet travel trailer to see just how convenient camping with a larger family can be. The private bunkhouse is a wonderful location to house any guests or children that you have traveling along with you.

Advantages: This trailer is relatively light for as much space as it provides. The bunkhouse has great space and storage. The outdoor kitchen is practical, and the extra refrigerator is a feature many families really appreciate.

Disadvantages: The master bedroom is very small and doesn’t have much space to walk around the foot of the bed. The slide is also small. While this trailer has permanent beds for 5, it is difficult to fit five people around the table in the dinette. Countertop space in the kitchen is limited.

Highland Ridge Open Range 310BHS

This Open Range model offers a spacious living and kitchen area, plus a private sleeping room that the kids or overnight guests will surely love to call their own.

Advantages: Holy Slides, Batman! This model’s four slides, including opposing slides in the living space and one in each bedroom, give this rig a lot of interior space. The kitchen has a large refrigerator and an island. The bunk room has good floor space to play and plenty of storage.

A coat closet by the door is very practical, and the master bedroom closet is a great feature! This is a travel trailer that might not know it isn’t a fifth wheel.

Disadvantages: The combined sofa/dinette area has plenty of seating, but only two small tables and the seating is in a straight line, all of which is less than ideal for family meals.

Young children, in particular, may struggle to eat at such small tables while seated on a sofa, and the trailer lacks a good place for coloring, crafts, building Legos, or other activities kids do at the kitchen table.

I hope this has been a helpful resource in your search for the right bunkhouse travel trailer for your family. While there is no such thing as a perfect RV, if you know your needs and priorities, it is definitely possible to find one that your family loves. See you on the road!

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10 Amazing bunkhouse travel trailers under 30 Feet Long

• Last Updated: May 21, 2024
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Bunkhouses are a space-efficient way to add extra sleeping quarters to your travel trailer, so that you can adventure comfortably with your family or friends.

While most travel trailers have convertible dinettes or hide-a-beds in the sofa, bunkhouses offer dedicated sleeping space so that you don’t have to hassle with transforming the living area for sleeping at night.

However, having additional dedicated sleeping space with a bunkhouse can often mean the trailer is longer than 30 feet, which may be too long for some travelers.

So, there are many reasons you might be searching for a bunkhouse travel trailers that have everything in a more compact space, with lengths under 30 feet.

To assist you on your quest for the perfect bunkhouse travel, we have researched compiled all of the 10 best bunkhouse trailers Under 30 Feet Long on the market today.

IN THIS ARTICLE

What is a Bunkhouse?

If you aren’t familiar with the term ‘bunkhouse’, it is used by camper manufacturers to say that the travel trailer has bunk beds of some kind.

Even if the bunks are not closed off from the camper with a door or in a separate room, they’re considered a bunkhouse.

Some RV brands use the term ‘bunkroom’ if the bunk beds are located in a separate room, and there may be as many as three or four bunk beds, depending on the floor plan.

When choosing a bunkhouse travel trailer under 30 feet, you need to check the following:

The size of the bunks (twin, full or queen)

The total available sleeping capacity

The available living space and compact floorplans

Based on these considerations, the following travel trailers under 30 feet are equipped with bunkhouses or bunk rooms, and might be the perfect choice for your adventures.

Top 10 Bunkhouse Travel Trailers Under 30 Feet Long 

Travel trailer bunkhouses offer additional, dedicated sleeping space for two, three or even four people.

If you are interested in learning more about travel trailer models with bunkhouses and lengths under 30 feet, keep reading below to know more about 10 great bunkhouse travel trailers under 30 feet long perfect for campgrounds.

1.  Coachmen Viking Ultra-Lite 17 BH Travel Trailer

The Coachmen Viking Ultra-Lite travel trailer makes the most of the small interior space, with a full sized 54” x 74” bed, two 28” x 72” bunk beds, a shower/tub and toilet room, dinette, and kitchen with a two-burner cooktop, microwave, sink, 7 cu. ft. fridge and pantry. There’s plenty of overhead storage throughout the trailer, as well.

At just over 20-feet long, this compact trailer has everything you need, but with less weight and more maneuverability than other, larger travel trailers.

It’s built on a Norco NXG chassis with heavy duty .030/.024 exterior metal and an aerodynamic flat metal front profile.

All of the windows have tinted safety glass for security and privacy, with a bathroom skylight to let in lots of natural light by day.

At night, the Coachmen Viking Ultra-Lite has LED lighting throughout the interior and exterior of the travel trailer.

This bunkhouse trailer has all kinds of features to make your time inside more comfortable, including ultra comfort high-density cushions for the furniture, seamless countertops, and mortise and tenon residential-style cabinet doors.

The trailer has a cable/satellite hook-up, omnidirectional TV antenna, and an AM/FM bluetooth stereo with indoor and outdoor speakers and app control.

Key Features:

13,500 BTU Roof A/C and 20,000 BTU Furnace

AM/FM Bluetooth Stereo w/App Control, (2) Interior, (2) Exterior Speakers

Oversized Power Awning and Outdoor Hot/Cold Shower Station

Prepped for Solar and Back-up Camera

Price: Starting at $11,999

2. Dutchmen Kodiak Ultra-Lite 248BHSL Travel Trailer

Everything is just a little bit bigger and more spacious in the Dutchmen Kodiak Ultra-Lite bunkhouse trailer, with an overall length of nearly 29 feet.

The cargo and weight capacity is almost double that of the Coachmen model above, and so are the sleeping accommodations, with beds for up to eight people.

The main bed is a queen, and the bunkhouse features two full-sized beds, while the u-shaped dinette can convert to another sleeping area.

The Dutchmen Kodiak Ultra-Lite 248BHSL model also has a mini entryway, with shelves and a dividing wall to separate the entry area from the lounge area.

The full bath is located next to the bunkhouse at the rear of the trailer, and features a cassette toilet, backlit medicine cabinet, vanity and sink, and shower/tub with an overhead skylight.

Across from the convertible dinette and 8 cu. ft. refrigerator are the entertainment center and kitchen, with a three-burner cooktop, oven, microwave, double sink, and plenty of overhead cabinet storage.

In the bedroom, there are two large wardrobes on either side of the queen-sized bed, with additional storage over the bed. With the Kodiak Ultra-Lite, you can enjoy Dutchmen’s premium construction. 

From the base, the underbelly is fully enclosed around a steel powder-coated main frame, Darco moisture barrier, two layers of composite floor decking encasing an aluminum frame and block foam insulation, and all topped with linoleum flooring.

That’s just the floor! For the walls and roof, the fiberglass exterior has Lauan wall backing encasing the aluminum frame and block foam insulation, and finished with Lauan interior wall panels.

13,500 BTU A/C

Power awning and stabilizer jacks with LED lights

Outdoor kitchen, TV hookup and mount

Prepped for Solar, Back-up Camera, and WIFI 4G LTE

Price: Starting at $28,546

3. Forest River Flagstaff Micro Lite 25BRDS

The Forest River Flagstaff Micro Lite 25BRDS model is another expertly designed, compact bunkhouse trailer under 30 feet. 

Instead of a permanent main bed, the queen-sized murphy bed has a residential-style, heated mattress and drops down from behind the sofa in the main living and entry area, with wardrobes on either side.

There’s also an under-sofa storage system with exterior access for ultimate flexibility and space to store your gear.

The full-sized bunk beds are separated from the living space with a curtain and each bunk has a window.

The spacious king u-shaped dinette is a slide-out to maximize your living space. It’s convertible into additional sleeping space if needed.

In the kitchen area, the double bowl undermount sink and solid surface countertops extend into the living space to make the most of the trailer’s footprint.

There’s a counter top extension if you need more prep space. The three-burner gas cooktop has a flush-mounted glass cover, a gas oven beneath, and a microwave oven above.

There’s a double door automatic gas/electric refrigerator with Shaker-style raised panels on the front. The kitchen includes a mounted 32-ince LCD TV for entertainment as you cook, dine, or lounge.

In the bathroom, there’s a foot flush toilet and Maxxair® ventilation fan and vent cover.

You can maximize your shower time with the trailer’s 110 DSI gas/electric six-gallon “Quick Recovery” water heater and Shower Miser water saver while standing in a tub surround.

The shower is enclosed with a Radius glass door and a skylight above lets in natural light during the day.

13,500 BTU Roof A/C and 35,000 BTU Ducted Furnace

Multi Zone Stereo W/ DVD/CD/AM/FM with indoor and outdoor speakers and bluetooth control

WIFI Ranger WIFI Booster Sky 4

Outdoor griddle cooktop and pull-out stove

Price: Starting at $26,990

4.  Heartland North Trail 24BHS Travel Trailer

At nearly 28 feet and with sleeping capacity for up to eight, the Heartland North Trail 24BHS model is a compact, highly comfortable, fully functional travel trailer.

It’s equipped with a double, full-sized bunk house that can sleep up to four adults, and the main bedroom is fitted with a king bed. 

The U-shaped dinette also converts into a bed for one adult or two children.

The Heartland North Trail is constructed with aluminum framing and a lightweight, but durable fiberglass skin and a 4” crowned, vacuum-sealed, and laminated rubber roof.

Inside, you enter into the kitchen and lounge area, with a swivel entertainment center that can flip into the master bedroom.

The L-shaped kitchen has a three-burner glass cooktop, traditional oven, power range hood with light, double-door 8 cu.ft. refrigerator with a kids’ doodle station, and acrylic sink with two bowls and a pull-out faucet.

Beauflor flooring covers the floors in the main living area, with overstuffed, residential-grade furniture to lounge and live on.

As mentioned, the master bedroom has a king-sized bed as well as Quick Store underbed storage, LED reading lights, 120-volt outlets in each nightstand, and LED ceiling lights.

There is tons of storage in the Heartland North Trail, with overhead cabinets above the master bed, dinette slide-out, kitchen area, and upper bunk bed.

The storage-conscious design continues in the dedicated bathroom, which has a toilet, sink and vanity with a hardwood medicine cabinet, shower skylight, bathroom power vent, and shower/tub combo with built-in shelves.

13,500 BTU dual-ducted A/C and 30,000 BTU furnace

AM/FM CD/DVD player and TV antenna with booster, exterior speakers

Doodle station (chalkboard refrigerator panels)

WiFi and Cable TV prep

Price: Starting at $24,900

5. Jayco Jay Flight SLX 7 184BS

If you’re headed off-road with your bunkhouse travel trailer under 30 feet, the Jayco Jay Flight SLX 7 models are ideal because they’re built specifically for uneven terrain and dry camping (no hookups).

The trailer is equipped with 15-inch Goodyear® off-road tires, a flipped axle for increased clearance, and extra large tanks for fresh water and propane.

The body is made on a 3-inch cambered steel box tube, with an integrated A-frame and Magnum Truss™ roof system, featuring seamless DiFlex II and large downspouts.

Inside, the finishings are borderline extravagant, with chocolate marble cabinet doors, DiamondFlor® vinyl flooring, beautifully pleated window shades, and more.

Storage is top-notch in the Jayco Jay Flight SLX 7 models, with carefully placed lighting and multiple windows with pleated shades to augment privacy and attractive decor.

The kitchen has countertops that look solid-surface, a two-burner range cooktop, 3 cu.ft. refrigerator with temperature controls, microwave oven, pantry and brushed-nickel faucet over a single bowl, acrylic sink.

The primary sleeping area has a queen-sized bed with a Simmons® mattress on a residential-height platform.

The 154BH, 174BH, and 184BS models all have bunkhouses with 300-pound capacity and four-inch thick sleeping mats, although the 184BS model is the largest under 30 feet, which is why it’s on our list of the best.

There’s also a convertible dinette for dining and sleeping for up to two adults.

Jayco Jay Flight SLX 7’s bathroom has a marine toilet with foot flush, shower curtain on a curved track for more elbow room, a skylight and wood-trimmed mirror over the vanity sink.

There’s plenty of countertop space and convenient shelving to store all of your toiletries.

8,000 BTU wall-mounted A/C (13,500 BTU roof-mounted A/C option)

Premium multimedia sound system with MP3/iPod input jacks and Bluetooth®  connectivity and digital TV antenna

Power awning with LED lights & speakers

Built for off-roading

Price: Starting at $20,418

6. Keystone Springdale 220BHWE

Keystone Springdale has a handful of bunkhouse travel trailers under 30 feet long, and the 220BHWE model is an excellent example. 

Each trailer has a floorplan-specific frame to ensure durability with your home on the road.

The trailer has Dyna Span subflooring for improved insulation, a triple-seal finish with C-channel moisture barrier, one-piece TPO roof membrane, heated and enclosed underbelly, aluminum alloy wheels, and power stabilizer jacks.

With this Keystone Springdale floorplan, the master bed is a queen with a reversible bedspread.

The bunkhouse features two double beds with Teddy Bear mattresses, with additional sleeping options on the convertible dinette. 

The kitchen is equipped with everything you need to cook and dine in comfort, including a pantry, 7 cu.ft. refrigerator, three-burner glass cooktop, Furrion microwave, oven and single-basin undermount sink with overhead storage.

There are cabinets on either side of the sofa with more overhead cabinets, offering plenty of spots to store your belongings.

The bathroom maximizes interior space, with plenty of room for the toilet, vanity sink and shower/tub combo.

There’s a bathroom exhaust fan and a hidden laundry chute to help you keep your clothing organized.

In terms of design, the Keystone Springdale 220BHWE offers residential comfort and style with solid hardwood cabinetry, upgraded pressed countertops, and a decorative hi-def backsplash in the kitchen.

Enjoy cooking and lounging in the great outdoors with your included outdoor kitchen and LED adjustable power awning.

In terms of tech, the trailer has a central monitoring panel, cable TV hookup with booster, external TV hookup and mount, and interior and exterior (all-weather) speakers.

13,500 BTU ducted A/C with thermostat and 30,000 BTU furnace

DVD/CD/MP3/Bluetooth stereo with 2 interior and 2 all-weather exterior speakers

82-inch arched ceilings

4G LTE and Wi-Fi ready

Price: Starting at $24,660

7. KZ Sportsmen Classic 181BH

One of the shorter bunkhouse travel trailers on this list, the KZ Sportsmen Classic 181BH trailer comes in at well under 30 feet with a total exterior length of 20 feet, nine inches.

It’s a compact home on wheels that still has all of the amenities you need in an open floor plan for comfortable living.

You enter into the main living area, with a queen bed with overhead storage to the right, and the kitchen to your left.

The kitchen has a spacious countertop for food prep, a 7 cu.ft. LP/electric refrigerator, two-burner cooktop, microwave, and overhead storage cabinets with rail-style doors and modern handles.

The stainless steel sink is larger in this trailer than some of the others on this list, with plenty of space to wash and fill large pots.

Across from the kitchen, the slide-out dinette has bench seating that converts into a 2-person sleeping space.

The bunkhouse has two 28” x 75” bunk beds, and is placed next to the bathroom nook with a foot flush toilet and shower with tub surround.

One feature that sets the KZ Sportsmen trailers apart is the free KZ RV app, which supports trip planning (including checklists), maintenance and service tracking, and stores your owner’s manual digitally.

The bunkhouse trailer’s systems are controlled with a centralized panel near the entry, and there are two interior speakers for playing your favorite tunes while you cook, lounge, or relax.

It has a 14-foot awning so that you can enjoy the great outdoors in comfort.

13,500 BTU A/C Low Pro and 20,000 BTU furnace

Digital Media Stereo w/Bluetooth & USB Port

Pre-wired for backup camera and prepped for solar

Free KZ RV App

Price: Starting at $14,000

8. Lance Camper 2185

If you’re looking for eco-friendly design and versatility with your bunkhouse travel trailer under 30 feet, the Lance Camper 2185 model is perfect.

Lance Camper has made it their mission to build completely toxin-free, environmentally friendly RVs and campers, and this model has a multi-functional bunkhouse that can be used as sleeping space or a garage for your adventure gear.

The 2185 Lance Camper is built with aluminum framing, Azdel interior wall panels, and block foam insulation throughout the trailer.

The tapered exterior roof design ensures water runoff and prevents leaks. Lance Camper also specializes in their awning design, which features lateral arm supports that maximize shade as well as trailer wall space in a sleek look.

With the included direct response wind sensor, your awning will retract automatically if the wind speeds pick up to protect your investment and avoid damage.

You can get the Lance Camper 2185 in three different decor options, but all have the convenient and versatile floorplan you want with the 2185.

There’s a walk-around queen-sized bed (convertible sofa bed optional), “Super Slide” convertible dinette with comfortable seating for five or more (sleeps 2 adults), and three-bunk bunkhouse at the rear of the trailer.

Versatile storage options are also a standout feature with this bunkhouse under 30 feet. The dinette has underseat storage, and the bunkhouse is completely convertible as sleeping space, partial storage and sleep, or a full garage area.

The Lance Camper 2185 kitchen has a single bowl, large undermount sink with a pull-out faucet and cover, flush-mounted SS three-burner cooktop range with backsplash and cover, and 7 cu.ft. double-door refrigerator.

There’s Euro cabinets for overhead storage that include accent lighting, a folding galley extension to expand your prep space, and a stainless steel range hood equipped with a light and fan.

A full wet bath gives you plenty of space for your hygiene routine, with a porcelain marine-grade foot-flush toilet, folding lavatory extension, sink with high rise single-lever faucet, and adjustable slide bar shower head. A dual pane skylight overhead lets in plenty of natural light.

13,500 BTU A/C and 25,000 BTU forced-air furnace

18′ Power Awning with lateral arms, LED Lighting and direct response wind sensor

Multi-functional bunkhouse / garage

Pre-Wired for roof air, power vent, park assist, satellite and solar

Price: Starting at $42,985

9. Venture RV Sonic Lite SL169VBH

This travel trailer has a unique floorplan concept, with 87-inch long bunks at the rear of the trailer and a free-standing table for dining instead of a bench dinette.

It feels a little bit more like a home than a camper inside. The main bed is a 60” x 75” murphy bed that drops down behind the sofa, which provides half of the seating at the storable table, supplemented with high-grade folding chairs.

There’s also a full-length shirt closet and StorMor nightstands wired with 110V outlets and USB charging ports.

Venture RV’s Sonic Lite SL169BH model has a 7 cu.ft. fridge in the kitchen area, a single bowl stainless sink with cover, two-burner cooktop, pantry/closet and plenty of overhead cabinet storage.

In the full wet bath, there’s a toilet with an overhead cabinet, vanity sink, skylight and a 36” tub.

The Sonic Lite bunkhouse travel trailer is built with solid construction on a single-axle frame to enable easier towing and reduce the vehicle’s weight.

It’s equipped with Venture RV’s proprietary LevelMatePro system so that you can use your smartphone to level the camper perfectly in your camp spot.

13,500 BTU Low-Profile A/C and 16,000 BTU furnace

Extended-length bunk beds (87 inches)

LevelMatePro system for smartphone leveling

Pack-N-Play rear door for quick access

Price: Starting at $19,987

10.  Winnebago Micro Minnie 2100BH

Winnebago has eleven Micro Minnie floorplans, and four of them have bunkhouses. 

We went with the 2100BH model because it has a spacious floorplan due to the open layout and dinette slide-out, but it’s still well under 30 feet long at 21 feet, 11 inches.

The Micro Minnie 2100BH is constructed on a NXG engineered chassis with Azdel fiberglass walls and radiant foil insulation.

The roof is a single piece TPO membrane, with a gel-coat fiberglass front cap. It has a 13-foot power awning, exterior LED lighting, speakers, and is prepped for a back-up camera.

When you step inside, you’ll find a comfortable full-sized master bed with overhead storage to your right, with the main living area to the left.

The 44” x 72” convertible dinette is built on a slide-out to maximize your living space inside the trailer. 

Across from the dinette, the kitchen has a spacious gas/electric refrigerator, microwave, three-burner cooktop with oven, stainless steel sink and overhead cabinets.

Next door, the bathroom has everything you need in a condensed space, including a foot-flush toilet, shower with tub surround, skylight and power vent.

Two 28” x 72” bunks finish the interior space, and there’s an exterior Pack-N-Play door to access the bunk area as you prep for your adventures.

Throughout the Micro Minnie 2100BH, you’ll find plenty of USB charging ports and even a wireless cell phone charger to keep your devices powered up. The camper is prepped for WiFi as well.

13,500 BTU A/C and 18,000 BTU furnace

AV system w/AM/FM/CD/DVD/USB/Bluetooth® and LED TV

44 cu. ft. of exterior storage

Roof-mounted solar prep

Price: Starting at $21,862

Have You Found Your Perfect Bunkhouse Trailer Under 30 Feet?

When you’re looking for a trailer that’s less than 30 feet long, it can be a challenge to find enough dedicated sleeping space to accommodate your family, but bunkhouses make this possible.

Some bunkhouse travel trailers, like the Lance Camper 2185, even have dedicated beds for up to five adults!

With ten incredibly versatile and highly spacious bunkhouse travel trailers on this list, you’re sure to find a favorite.

They’re all equipped with all of the necessities for sleeping, cooking, dining and relaxing – whether you’re inside your camper or hanging out under the power awning outside.

About Author / Aaron Richardson

Aaron Richardson is an expert RVer and the co-founder of RVing Know How. Aaron, along with his wife Evelyn, has been living and traveling in their Keystone Fuzion RV since 2017. Their adventures span across the country and beyond, including memorable RVing experiences in Mexico. Aaron's passion for the outdoors and RVing shines through in his writings, where he shares a blend of travel stories, practical tips, and insights to enhance the RV lifestyle.

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Phil Casper

Nice list of options with bunkbeds, but contrary to how presented up top, not a single “bunkroom” was listed.

Sheila Garcia

Is there a camper for two adults, which offers separate beds, one being a twin or both twin size? Possibly both being horizontal Murphy style beds? Towable with a four cylinder engine vehicle.

Angelica Rish

Thank you for this list! My husband and I keep going around in circles trying to stay in our weight and length parameters as well as our “needs/wants”! This makes it easy it get a great look at the options out there! You had listed some that I have never even heard of! Thanks again!!

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12 Must See Bunkhouse RV Floorplans!

Last Updated on January 21, 2022 by Christina

Bunkhouse RVs are the perfect way to travel with little ones in tow. Whether you’re searching for a motorhome , fifth wheel , travel trailer or even a teardrop camper , there are lots of bunkhouse options available. In this post, we’ve rounded up a few of our favorites. Check out these must-see bunkhouse RV floorplans below!

1. Winnebago Forza 38R | Class A Motorhome Bunkhouse

What we love – The multi-uses of the bunk area.  The Winnebago Forza 38R multi-purpose room converts from an eating area or “lounge” into a sleeping area.  The upper bunk measures 30″x 72″ and the lower bunk measures 31″ x 65″.  View additional information and shop our inventory of Winnebago RVs.

2. Tiffin Motorhomes Allegro RED 38 QBA | Class A Motorhome

What we love – The Allegro RED 38 QBA features 30″x 72″ bunk beds that also serve as a convertible wardrobe and have an optional DVD/TV monitor that drops down so your guests can watch a movie, a perfect addition if you plan to travel with kids.  View additional information and inventory of Allegro RED Motorhomes .

3. Fleetwood RV Excursion 35E | Class A Motorhome

What we love – The Excusion 35E by Fleetwood RV is a beautiful coach with a set of 28″ x 73″ bunks plus all Excursion motorhomes have an additional Hide-a-Loft™ bed with a 650lb weight capacity.  Get the luxury of a Class A Motorhome with ample sleeping space to accommodate guests.

4. Holiday Rambler Admiral 32H | Class A Motorhome Bunkhouse

What we love – The Holiday Rambler Admiral 32H made our list because of the option to have not 1 set of bunks, but 2!  The bunk beds are also on the wider side which is an added comfort feature measuring 33″ x 73″.  There is also an option for a swing down dinette w/bunk.  View additional information and Holiday Rampler inventory.

5. Coachmen RV Leprechaun 320BH | Class C Motorhome

What we love – The Leprechaun 320BH by Coachmen RV is a Class C motorhome with sleeping space for at least 8 and awesome exterior entertaining options.  If your a family that loves to be outdoors, this bunkhouse is perfect!  Enjoy the outdoor camp kitchen and an exterior entertainment center featuring an LCD TV, Stereo, DVD player and speakers.

6. Prime Time Manufacturing Avenger 32BIT | Travel Trailer

What we love – The Avenger 32BIT  has an entire extra room that can be used to accommodate guests, as a bedroom for the kids or as a work space.  The Avenger 32BIT  is a travel trailer that comes standard with the dinette that converts into a bed or you can choose to upgrade to a sofa bed instead of the dinette.

7. Open Range Roamer 310BHS | Travel Trailer

What we love – The Open Range Roamer 310BHS from Highland Ridge RV features a bunkroom with a sofa, entertaining area and tons of storage.  We love the option to add french doors to both the bedroom and bunkroom adding a very luxurious detail to this travel trailer .

8. Jayco Flight 32 IBTS | Travel Trailer Bunkhouse

What we love – Jayco is a trusted brand and the Jayco Jay Flight is America’s #1 selling travel trailer .  If that’s not enough we also love the unique layout of the bunkroom in the Jayco 32IBTS travel trailer and the awesome outdoor kitchen.  Jayco also offers a 2 year warranty on all products.

9. Forest River Wildwood Heritage Glen 356 QB | Fifth Wheel

10. Kestone RV Avalanche 361 TG | Fifth Wheel

What we love – The Avalanche 361TG from Keystone RV is a fifth wheel that has a huge master suite and an additional bunkhouse at opposite ends of the RV.  The Avalanche floorplans are designed with family and extended trips in mind.

11. Grand Design RV Solitude 366DEN | Fifth Wheel Bunkhouse

What we love – The Solitude 366DEN from Grand Design RV is a fifth wheel that took a unique approach to the bunkroom, designing it like a den, with a fireplace, wood flooring and huge windows.  The room still features a bunk above the entertainment center and a hide-a-bed sofa, making sure not to sacrifice the additional sleeping space.  View additional information and inventory of Solitude 5th wheels .

12. Dutchmen Rubicon 2500 | Toy Hauler Bunkhouse Travel Trailer

What we love – The Rubicon 2500 is a toy hauler travel trailer by Dutchmen RV with a huge garage to store all your toys plus a luxurious interior.  The rear has 2 rollover sofas and a happijac power bunk above.  To view additional information and Rubicon inventory Click Here.

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21 Great Bunkhouse RV Floor Plans

As consumer demand for affordable and feature-laden bunkhouse RVs grows by the day, so too have the options. Bunkhouse RVs now come in all sorts of sizes, styles, and measurements, and come in all classes, whether motorhomes in Class A, B, B+, or C, camping trailers, travel trailers (both lightweight and heavy), fifth wheels, and toy haulers—all varying in the comfort they can supply and the lifestyle they fit best. Depending on the bunkhouse RV of your preference, they can be ideal for families with kids, for big groups of friends, or even for couples that plan to someday have kids.

When looking at bunkhouse RVs, consider factors such as the living style desired, including where you may fall on the spectrum from luxurious to modest, the time that will be spent in the RV, the length and quality of your trips and the number of occupants that will use the RV. While the offers of these RVs vary from multiple bunk beds that include wardrobes, drawers, walking space and more, a number of them do not offer such options. It is critical to ascertain the travel style of your need and preference to further assure comfortable and pleasant trips. Consider this list of 21 of our favorite bunkhouse RV floor plans to guide you towards the ideal bunkhouse RV for you.

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1. Rockwood 2018 8311WS

This model is a lightweight Bunkhouse RV with carrying cargo capacity of 1,523 lbs. The floor plan of this model includes two entries, both walking into the kitchen and dinette, which are in the center of the RV. The kitchen includes all amenities with a booth dinette across from it, an expandable sofa and a plush carpet, creating a warm and cozy touch. The front side of this floor plan includes a bedroom with a queen-sized mattress.

In addition, the bedroom is well furnished, including a wardrobe, shelves, a shirt closet, and a TV set. A full bathroom is located between the center and rear end, next to the kitchen. The extra sleeping room is located toward the rear and contains double bunk beds, a flip-up bunk bed, and a 67-inch sofa. This RV has a sleeping capacity of 7 people and is ideal for those seeking a quality furnished RV.

2. Rockwood 2017 Ultra Lite 2706WS

This Ultra Lite Bunkhouse RV is light in weight, with a carrying capacity of 1,623 lbs. The floor plan includes one entry in the rear side of the RV, where the bathroom is located and furnished well with the bonus of a window. This side of the RV floor plan offers double bunk beds that are in an open environment rather than a room setting, with the bottom bunk bed able to fold, providing extra space that may be taken advantage of for extra storage.

The center of the floor plan offers a kitchen loaded with all amenities, the dinette, a sofa, and overhead storage cabinets. The bedroom is placed in the front side of RV, replete with a queen-sized mattress, two wardrobes, a TV set, and plenty of walking space around the room. This RV is for those seeking a simple taste of style and who prefer light travel. The sleeping capacity is up to 8 people.

3. Crusader Lite 2018 29BH

While this model is light in weight, it is fairly long in length and large in appearance. The cargo carrying capacity of this model RV is 1,790 lbs. It has a style and design that provides comfort and warmth. The entry is in the front of the RV and allows access to an enclosed, fully-equipped bathroom—including a closet. The bedroom is also on the front side on this floor plan, providing a queen-sized mattress accompanied only by an overhead storage cabinet.

4. Cherokee 2019 Arctic Wolf 265DBH8

5. Crusader Lite 2018 34 MB

6. Forest River  2018 Sabre 31BHT

This RV model is light in weight and offers a cozy yet luxurious feel. Its carrying cargo weight is 2,056 lbs. The entry is located on the front side of the RV, with immediate access to the bedroom, which includes a queen-sized mattress, a carpet, and a wardrobe. A beneficial feature of this RV is that it offers two bathrooms, with one bathroom located on the front side of the RV including two entries, with one entry provided from the bedroom so it can be a designated master bath.

7. Coachmen 2019 Chaparral 3601 BL

The design of this RV is of simple taste, with a bright and warm feel to it. Its cargo carrying capacity is 2,550 lbs. The entry is located next to a small sleeping room, which offers double bunk beds with overhead cabinets. Toward the front of the RV, there are two steps up to access the bathroom, which includes all the amenities, and a bedroom just ahead of the bathroom includes a queen-sized bed, a dresser, and three wardrobes.

8. Crusader 2018 337QBH

This RV model is significant, with a cargo carrying capacity of 3,088 lbs. With that extra heft comes more room for loading than the RVs mentioned above. It is additionally well furnished. The entry is toward the front of the RV, across from a well-furnished bathroom including two entries, one from the bedroom adjacent to it, which includes a queen-sized mattress and overhead cabinets. The center of the floor plan is where the kitchen and entertainment area is placed.

9. Forest River 2018 Wildcat 383MB

While still light in weight, this bunkhouse RV offers many qualities of a higher-end RV, with a few added features that make this model unique. The feel of this RV design is elegant and luxurious, accentuated by light color furnishing. The cargo carrying capacity is 1,958 lbs. The entry door is located at the center of the RV, across from a sleeping room that includes an upper bunk bed and a sofa below. In addition, this central sleeping room contains drawers, overhead cabinets, a TV set, a closet, and a corner cabinet.

10. Heartland 2018 Sundance 3710MB

11. Gulf Stream 2019 Kingsport Lite 16BH

This RV model is a camper trailer very light in weight, and very simple in design. Its cargo carrying capacity is 460 lbs, providing minimal storage. The floor plan is designed based on a one-room setting, sort of like a studio apartment. The kitchen is in the center and provides a sink, a two cooktop burner, and a refrigerator. Double bunk beds are placed across from the kitchen. The bathroom includes a shower and toilet, near the rear end, following a convertible dinette that also functions as sleep space. This camper trailer provides one overhead cabinet in the kitchen. The sleeping capacity is 4 occupants, and it is ideal for travelers with kids, or a group of friends seeking affordable options, or others seeking simpler options on a budget.

12. Forest River 2018 Wildwood FSX 207BH

13. Cherokee 2019 Wolf Pup 16BHS

The cargo carrying capacity of this bunkhouse RV is 1,013 lbs, with minimal storage available. It is of good quality and provides sufficient living space, with a very simple floor plan. Access for entry is located centrally on the side of the RV, with an open queen size bed on the right side, occupying the front of the floor plan. More centrally is a dinette with dual booths, across from the kitchen that provides all the necessary amenities and plenty of prep space.

14. Dutchmen Kodiak 2018 Cub 175BH

This trailer provides additional comfort compared to regular lightweight trailers, simultaneously providing quality and elegance. The cargo carrying capacity is 964 lbs, allowing minimal storage. The front floor plan of this RV includes a queen-sized bed with a side wardrobe. More centrally located is the dinette with dual booths, a TV above, overhead cabinets and windows on both sides of the RV. Across from the dinette is the kitchen, equipped well with exclusive prep space available, and a side pantry/wardrobe.

15. Cherokee 2018 Grey Wolf 22MKSE

16. East to West 2019 Della Terra 27KNS

17. Avenger 2019 26BH

18. Greyhawk Prestige 2019 31FP

19. Palomino SolAire 2019 Ultra Lite 211BH

20. Forest River 2018 Vibe Extreme Lite  261BHS

The floor plan of this bunkhouse model is well thought out to provide a great amount of living space. Its cargo carrying capacity is 1,867 lbs. This floor plan has arrangements of two entry doors, with one located near the front of the RV, and the other located at the rear and allowing entrance to the bathroom only. The bedroom is located toward the front of the RV, with an open space connecting to the entertainment center. It is furnished well with a shelf and two wardrobes.

21. Cruiser 2018 MPG 2800QB

This bunkhouse RV is for those seeking coziness with an edge to it. Its interior provides a combination of dark cabinetry and equipment. This model RV has a cargo carrying capacity of 3,615 lbs, and a great feature to it is the outside kitchen. Entry to the RV is located near the front, offering immediate access to the front side bedroom, which includes a king-sized bed. The centrally located kitchen comes fully furnished, including a three-burner cooktop and double sinks, with average prep space.