Does This RV Layout Exist?

pnichols wrote:

HadEnough wrote:
Went to look at RVs this week.

We are currently in an Arctic Fox truck camper and it's feeling a little small for 2 people and a pet full time.

Looking B+ and C class RVs, we noticed there is almost always a bed above the cab/driver's seats. A cab over bed.

We want a bigger RV but we want it to be small outside for ease of use.

All the class B+ and C RVs have a "bedroom" area way in the back AND the cab over bed. This is an enormous waste of space in my eyes and adds a lot of feet to the length of the rig without added benefit.

Is there a layout in a class B+ or class C that is more efficient like a truck camper layout?

A cab over bed only and the rest of it a living, dining, kitchen and bathroom?

Seems to me this would keep the RV small outside and feeling huge inside.

Anyone aware of a layout like this?

The main reason for what you are seeing is that many adults don't care to climb up into and out of a cabover bed - so they want another bed somewhere else in the Class C.

We're different .... we want two queen size beds with at least one always available at main floor access level for night sleeping and quick naps anytime .... and that's what we have in our 24 foot Class C. The DW has a bad back so needs the entire queen in the rear. I use the queen cabover bed for sleeping, which is no problem for me.

What's "wrong" with a TC for us is those long steps in the rear to have to climb up and down many times a day.

Makes sense. I was hoping somewhere out there this floorplan existed already.

And boy do I know what you mean about the TC entry steps. I jump from the TC bumper to the ground because mine didmt have steps when I bought it. Bone jarring sometimes. And once I did a complete face plant when I forgot I parked on a drop-off. It was much higher than the normal jump. Skinnedy knees and hands and crackedy phone.