jlud wrote:
Also if I got an A it would be a bunkhouse model so I think room for sleeping would be ok, drop down bunk up front as well so one on couch.
Yes, that'd work with 3 kids, 'cause you'd have 3 bunks - 2 in the back, and the one above the cab. You can actually get that arrangement in both Class A motorhomes as well as in some Class C units.
However, you have 4 kids. That is why I keep saying, you will be happier in something that has 4 bunks for the kids, a quad bunkhouse setup. You cannot get that (4 separate bunks) in any Motorhome, without stepping up a LOT in $$ to a bus conversion.
If you have to put one kid on a couch or dinette, you have to make and un-make that couch into a bed and back to a couch every day. Trust me, that will get old after a while. Not only that, but what I REALLY hate about that arrangement, and the reason I won't do it: Once children go to bed, adults no longer have a place to relax inside. You either have to stay outside, or go to bed when they do, basically.
Thats why I still think you're best off with a quad bunkhouse TT and an adequate tow vehicle that offers 3 rows of seating. Everyone will be happier that way, IMO.
Will
