Rear kitchens

Check out the Open Range site. I have been in one that had at least 3 slides with rear kitchen, mid living room with an island in between. The unit was pushing upper 30's or possibly 40'

You can't beat a RK for counter space and layout! We did have one incident it has been two years now, that we hit a pavement buckle, it was about like a parking lot speed bump. Hit it going 45, TV with new Bilstien's took a jolt, the 5er looked like the wheels left the ground. We did loose the plastic shelves in the refer, as they had soda and beer, and maybe a glass or two.

We're on our second rear kitchen RV, have NEVER had anything broken, no cabinets thrown open, nothing even noticeably jostled around. We prefer RK's for a number of reasons and our next RV will be a 5th Wheel and it will most definitely be a rear kitchen.

This is the best tool I have found to shop RV layouts, specs, and so on:
http://www.rvingplanet.com/rv-finder/

Click on Fifth Wheels with Rear Kitchens, and from there you can filter for length, #/slides, and so on.
Good luck!

bigdon68 wrote:
Check out this rear kitchen currently in the New Horizon pre-owned inventory New Horizon

works for me.

bigdon68

I'd still be nervous about my fine china:)

ScottG wrote:
The question about bouncing rear kitchens has been asked dozens of time and the answer is always that it isn't any worse than any other design. Something I too, can attest to.

Wonder if it has anything to do with driving technique? :h

The question about bouncing rear kitchens has been asked dozens of time and the answer is always that it isn't any worse than any other design. Something I too, can attest to.

Love our 2014 Winnebago Lite Five 26FWRKS. It's 30 feet which is just perfect for us.

Winnebago's website doesn't list this floor plan for 2015 but I have been on dealer lots and they do exist.

Our first 5th wheel was rear kitchen; a holiday rambler presidential, if I remember correctly. That was in 1997, so maybe they have improved. You could not give me a rear kitchen. We had so much trouble with that kitchen, we finally traded to a mid kitchen carrilite. The rear kitchen broke every dish and glass we had, broke syrup containers, broke containers of flour and sugar; worst mess I have ever seen. We finally had to unload all food and dishes from the kitchen and store them in boxes in the middle of the trailer when we traveled.

Course, that was 17 years ago, maybe better now. But you could never convince me.

I believe Forest River has 11 floor plans in an RK. And that's only one manufaturer.

We had a 1996 32RKS Carrilite and never had any issue with the items in the rear cabinets or the fridge.