Looking to upgrade to a bunkhouse in the next year and I'm having a TERRIBLE time finding the layout I want. We want 2 bathrooms and a bunkhouse but I super hate the living area in most bunkhouses. The TV is either in a weird place or there's a kitchen island right in your face when you sit on the couch. I've searched and searched. I know others have posted in these forums basically the same but the threads are dated. The model that most closely matches our criteria is the Raptor 425TS, which has an awesome L-shaped couch (which I REALLY love), however it's way over our price range. If only I could find a fifth wheel bunkhouse with the exact same living layout as the raptor. I'd be super happy. Anyone run across something like that? I even considered the Sandpiper destination trailer with the middle bunkhouse, but dang-it it doesn't have a second bath.

take a look at the cedar creek 37 bh and can get a good price at jeff cauche rv in ohio

You don't really see alot of dual bathrooms.... Maybe you might want to have one special built for you...Or find a garage type trailer with the living quarters like you want and then have the garage built-up to the bunkbed and second bath you want???

That Cedar Creek is okay. I just don't like staring at the kitchen from the couch. I know, I know. I'm super picky. We are full-timers though, with a young daughter. The Raptor I posted above is a toy hauler, and I'd totally consider a toy hauler if the price was right. 100k just isn't in the budget right now.

I understand your dilemma. Our Challenger 33DBB is a bath 1/2 bunk house. We like the 2nd bath, but have 1 sofa and it faces the kitchen. We have have turned the sofa for better view of a rainy day movie. That probably wouldn't work well on a full time basis as one side is very close to either the fridge opening or the stove.

look at the cyclone 4000 elite and see about adding a second bath

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Bamaman11
Explorer
Nov 09, 2014
My problem with the bunkhouse units with two bathrooms is that they just get so heavy and long.

And I'm not willing to deal with the width of a dual rear wheel truck that is needed to tow one.

I really don't need another bathroom to clean up.

Our Grand Design Reflection 323BHS does a great job for us @ 37' and 11k lbs. dry. We ordered the SuperSofa option that's 12' of the most comfortable seating in any RV. And we really use the outside kitchen and optional gas grill.
calewjohnson
Explorer
Nov 08, 2014
Checkout the Open Range Mesa Ridge MF384BHS or possible the MF376FBH. We saw the first one, the wife really liked the second bathroom...however, we ultimately decided on a TH.

Cale
TXiceman
Explorer II
Nov 08, 2014
At most we have seen a few with a 1/2 bath and not two full bathrooms.

But you cannot get a champagne unit when shopping on a beer budget. The manufacturers can only cram so much into a small area and thus are restricted in the number of floor plan options.

You can always go to some one like New Horizons, Space Craft or Custom Coach and get what you want built as a custom unit, but they as heavy and EXPENSIVE...like starting at $180,000.00.

Ken
greende
Explorer II
Nov 07, 2014
Check Rig in my sig.
nano
Explorer
Nov 07, 2014
Sierra 376BHOK ?
TMGS11
Explorer
Nov 06, 2014
Heartland Gateway 3650BH. Bath and 1/2 3 bunks and a trundle w outdoor kitchen. We love it. You would have to look to see if the living space is to your liking.
leggy
Explorer
Nov 06, 2014
We have the Big Horn Silverado by Heartland 37Qb, which has the bunk house with 4 beds and a second half bath with it's own exterior door. I see the lay out for the living space being the same as you describe the Cedar Creek, couch looks at kitchen and is a bit awkward for the TV, however there are 2 other locations for Tv's in the floor plan. The lay out works for us and most of the quality on the coach has been good. Having one issue with the skin cracking on bunk slideouts and believe there may be a structure issue going on but not getting any help from Heartland.
newman_fulltime
Explorer II
Nov 06, 2014
look at the cyclone 4000 elite and see about adding a second bath
Humpty
Explorer
Nov 06, 2014
I understand your dilemma. Our Challenger 33DBB is a bath 1/2 bunk house. We like the 2nd bath, but have 1 sofa and it faces the kitchen. We have have turned the sofa for better view of a rainy day movie. That probably wouldn't work well on a full time basis as one side is very close to either the fridge opening or the stove.
Christinariot
Explorer
Nov 06, 2014
That Cedar Creek is okay. I just don't like staring at the kitchen from the couch. I know, I know. I'm super picky. We are full-timers though, with a young daughter. The Raptor I posted above is a toy hauler, and I'd totally consider a toy hauler if the price was right. 100k just isn't in the budget right now.