24’ - 27’ floorplans.
Ok, after over 10 years in a long TT, I’m closing in on the floor plan decision for our first class c. My twin boys are 12 now, and instead of planning trips well in advance, hitching and hauling ever...
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OP: Stay with your 24 - 27' plan as it will suit your projected use much better. An island queen in a C under 32' is the most overrated feature I have ever seen. If you are like most folks you will spend 8 hours asleep and about 30 seconds getting in and out. Hardly worth all that you have to give up to get that walk around queen {keep in mind that in most the term "walk around" is relative}.
For you and your boys, the rear corner queen and the cabover will work well and you still have the dinette option. Have yet to see a jackknife sofa that was actually anywhere near comfortable to sleep on. Our horseshoe-shaped dinette is very comfortable and actually makes into a real bed on those rare occasions we need it. Most folks who actually camp spend 10 to 13 hours a day outside so the interior layout matters little except in inclement weather. It all comes down to how and where you will use the rig.
As always... Opinions and YMMV.
:C
For you and your boys, the rear corner queen and the cabover will work well and you still have the dinette option. Have yet to see a jackknife sofa that was actually anywhere near comfortable to sleep on. Our horseshoe-shaped dinette is very comfortable and actually makes into a real bed on those rare occasions we need it. Most folks who actually camp spend 10 to 13 hours a day outside so the interior layout matters little except in inclement weather. It all comes down to how and where you will use the rig.
As always... Opinions and YMMV.
:C
