Bunkhouse or Rear living room?
Hello all-- Looking for a 5er (prefer towing characteristics over TT) and can't decide on which floor plan. Here is my situation.... 1. DW, DS 10yo, DS 15yo. My 10yo is Autistic and, at times...
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lpxguy wrote:
if you get a bunkhouse with slide(s) it makes for a lot of room for the kids & a door to close for noise.
I do think the slide is important. A bunk room without a slide can get cramped fast. Not so bad with younger kids, but teenagers outgrow the bunks in a hurry. Our unit has fold out sofas in the bunkhouse that are large enough to hold adults.
I have found if you give the kids ample space they will enjoy and hangout in their space. However if their space is cramped they will hang out in your (adult)space.
I do not like waking up in the morning and not be able to use the sofa or turn on the TV because there are sleeping kids everywhere!
