Upstairs Living Room

We have the Coachman 381RD. It has a nice seperate living room (like a front living), but in the back. It means we don't need 2 doors for bathroom access (like a lot of front living rooms).

They are fine if you want them

The plus side is they look big, especially with opposing slides.

Personally I don't like the low ceilings in the room I'm going to spend most of my awake time in. I also don't like how the kitchen is completely separate and below since my wife likes to watch the boob tube while cooking or doing stuff. The areas feel very separate.

You can get rear living units that are just as big, still have the high ceilings and retain a separate living kitchen area without closing the two off to each other.

I think there are better floor plans.

Currently we have a rear living. We looked at the FWD or upstairs living. DW didn't care for the kitchen. Other than that it looked great for family and friends. Lots of room and seating. Pin weight is a little heavier I believe.

We looked at them and decided you loose too much storage space in the kitchen and bedroom. It also looses a lot of basement. Too many negatives to come close to the positives for a front bedroom.

Ken

I have one and my wife and I loved it.'16 Chaparral 370FL.Everyone complains about the stairs.I don't understand why.If you have a front bedroom,you climb the stairs to the bathroom.Really like the big kitchen and king size bed in the back whereit's usually alot quieter.Love the room as it's a 42' with 5 slides.Plenty of storage and under awning setting.

We have the front living 38FLSA Jayco Pinnacle. Absolutely love the floor plan, fits us in every way. High ceilings in the kitchen and bath are great too. Theater seating with double couches, a 65" TV and a fireplace. Wouldn't change a thing.

Friends like theirs. The only complaint they have is the front slides are short and they bump their heads.

Ya I thought I wouldn't have much storage but there is a lot on my hc 374. We can use the kitchen while travelling. I just have so much more room than my first rear living room trailer.

we really wanted a front living room until we started looking at them in person... Here are our dislikes:
- not a lot of outside awning space to sit under with the slide sticking out in the front AND rear
- usually smaller storage space underneath ( at least on the ones we looked at )
- kitchen usage when traveling was in question depending on model
- steps were not an issue, if going up 4 steps was an issue for me, Id have larger problems

We have had 2 love the second one high country 374. Top keeps cool with the 16k ac . I opened the ducts a little for better air flow. We have 2 couches and 2 recliners with 42 inch and fp. my older rushmore have a big back window and could lay in bed and see the lake it was nice also.