Bunkhouse

Jbrooksrealfood wrote:
We are looking really hard a the jayco 345BH. Trying to: 1) stay under 39' so we can sill get it in the driveway 2) get a slide in bunkhouse 3) get a 1/2 bath for kids 4) would like an outdoor kitchen. Just trying to find other plans/campers to compare with jayco. Plus wife did not like jayco kitchen counters. Thanks!

Jason

We have had a Forest River Salem Hemisphere 346QBUD that we've been enjoying for a year. Right at 40'. Bath and a half, 3 slides (master bedroom, full length living room slide, and one in the bunk house. Outdoor kitchen, large awning, etc. I chose this one because it is very light for its length and all the slides were on the street side so they don't encroach on our camping space. It's loaded up with larger fridge, dual A/Cs, 10-gallon water heater, remote control for main functions, washer/dryer hookup, etc. I bring this up because we may be getting out of RVing for a while and it's possible I'm gonna' sell it. Been kept in covered storage and is in excellent shape. Shoot me a private note if you wanna chat about the unit in general or my particular RV. Great family floorplan with tons of storage.

We are looking really hard a the jayco 345BH. Trying to: 1) stay under 39' so we can sill get it in the driveway 2) get a slide in bunkhouse 3) get a 1/2 bath for kids 4) would like an outdoor kitchen. Just trying to find other plans/campers to compare with jayco. Plus wife did not like jayco kitchen counters. Thanks!

Jason

What level of trailer are you looking at? Entry, Mid level, or home mortgage and Fiver payment are the same level?

There are many different options at every level.

For entry level I like the Puma 295- BHSS

For Mid-Level I like the Jayco Eagle 34BHTS

For super luxo level I like Open Range 427 BHS.

but there are tons and tons other models out there. It just depends on what you are looking for and how much you want to spend.

Thanks!

Jeremiah