Bunkhouse

It's an older list and doesn't include many new models, but here was my list from 2012 when I was shopping:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AvEDJnVFaozKdDVLSF9UZ1JXQ1JpamM0UzFicUFodEE&usp=sharing

Pretty much every major brand has what you're looking for.

Look at the forest river 344qb ours sleeps 6 kids in the rear bunk we did not go the outdoor kitchen route because we needed 2more sleeping areas. As for the second black tank IMO not a issue because it is connected to the main outlet and will drain and flush with The fdw tank, no extra time or work required, at least on ours

We are looking at a heartland sundance 3400qb. Any feedback?

The Open Range, mesa ridge MF367BHS is a great plan that is on the top of our list. There are many reasons... But, The rear bunk house has a dinette option (plus has 3 other bunks) So the kids can have their own table to do stuff, but at night, you can still sleep 4. So for our 2 kids, they can both have friends and they can all sleep in the bunkhouse comfortably.

It is not as heavy as some others mentioned at approx 11k

Halmfamily wrote:
The FR Sandpiper 365SAQ is a beautiful unit. We looked at one and decided to go with FR Sandpiper 366FL. Our kids are 14 and 16 and will be gone before we know it. They pull out both couches into beds. We have room where can spend time as a family and be comfortable and then turn the living room into there bedroom. Told our kids if they privacy to go for a walk. Good luck, you'll the fiver.

We have 15 and 17 year old kids and went with the Montana 3850FL for the same reason. It's one of the few front living rooms that is more private.

The Keystone Mountaineer 356TBF fits your bill: http://www.keystonerv.com/mountaineer/models/356tbf-new (sorry if the link doesn't work... I'm on my iPad). It's a beautiful unit that we seriously considered.

hyattjlbb wrote:
We have the Jayco Eagle 365BHS and love it! However, it is heavy and while the two bathrooms sounds nice, it's a pain. Pain only because during a typical weekend and only four of us the black tanks only get about 1/4 full each. Separate black tanks means more time filling with water to flush and more time draining at the dump. Not sure I would go with the double bathroom again. Otherwise, like I said, LOVE IT!

Something we do with the bath and half setup is ensure the half bath is only used for number one. When it comes time to flush the tanks at the end of a trip, cleaning out a tank that only had pee in it takes a lot less time than the main bathroom with #1 and #2. Just something to think about.

Just bought a Cougar 330 RBK. Floor plan looks like it would fit your bill.

The FR Sandpiper 365SAQ is a beautiful unit. We looked at one and decided to go with FR Sandpiper 366FL. Our kids are 14 and 16 and will be gone before we know it. They pull out both couches into beds. We have room where can spend time as a family and be comfortable and then turn the living room into there bedroom. Told our kids if they privacy to go for a walk. Good luck, you'll the fiver.

We have the Jayco Eagle 365BHS and love it! However, it is heavy and while the two bathrooms sounds nice, it's a pain. Pain only because during a typical weekend and only four of us the black tanks only get about 1/4 full each. Separate black tanks means more time filling with water to flush and more time draining at the dump. Not sure I would go with the double bathroom again. Otherwise, like I said, LOVE IT!

We just ordered the Heartland Gateway 3650 BH, but it's 41'.