Does this travel trailer exist? 30 feet with separate 3 bed bunk room, second door from outside to the bathroom, and kitchen island?I have only seen the second bathroom door and island on models larger than 30 feet. Our current travel trailer is 32 feet exterior dimension and I wouldn't want to go longer than that. We fell in love with this model, but it's about 5 feet too long. http://www.openrangervexpress.com/quickquote.php?type=1&make=110&model=790

:? Where would it placed to allow movement in the trailer? Then there is the xtra cost.

I've never heard of an RV outside bathroom door. Your question poses another one: Why would you want outside access to the bathroom?

I've seen a 28ft with a second outside door (bathroom), kitchen island but only a double bunk room. The living room / dining room is on a slide out, so you can get around the island.Check out youtube "Keep your daydream" that's where I saw the trailer, the owner recent did a video tour.

I have not seen that layout, I've seen with a outside bath access and 2 bunks with an island, and 4 bunks, outside bath, and no island, but they both are at or over 30'. Winnebago has those. We looked but price and weight were a little over what we wanted to go with.https://winnebagoind.com/products/travel-trailer/2017/minnie-plus/floorplans

Mines a 28-foot, with 3 bunks and an outside bathroom door but no island. The floor of the slideout comes into where the island would be so there would be no room for an island unless the slideout was real shallow.

30 ft TT with outside bathroom door and kitchen island

romore
Explorer II
Nov 21, 2016
:? Where would it placed to allow movement in the trailer? Then there is the xtra cost.
JWRoberts
Explorer
Nov 21, 2016
I've never heard of an RV outside bathroom door. Your question poses another one: Why would you want outside access to the bathroom?
GordonThree
Explorer
Nov 21, 2016
I've seen a 28ft with a second outside door (bathroom), kitchen island but only a double bunk room. The living room / dining room is on a slide out, so you can get around the island.

Check out youtube "Keep your daydream" that's where I saw the trailer, the owner recent did a video tour.
wowens79
Explorer III
Nov 21, 2016
I have not seen that layout, I've seen with a outside bath access and 2 bunks with an island, and 4 bunks, outside bath, and no island, but they both are at or over 30'. Winnebago has those. We looked but price and weight were a little over what we wanted to go with.
https://winnebagoind.com/products/travel-trailer/2017/minnie-plus/floorplans
bid_time
Nomad II
Nov 21, 2016
Mines a 28-foot, with 3 bunks and an outside bathroom door but no island. The floor of the slideout comes into where the island would be so there would be no room for an island unless the slideout was real shallow.
sbell2003
Explorer
Nov 21, 2016
Surveyor 247BHDS
GaryWT
Explorer
Nov 21, 2016
The outside bathroom door is a great feature and on many trailers, great for using the bathroom without needing to go through the rest of the trailer. Also great for when you are dumping the tanks.

Most trailers with a room with three bunks is going to be about 35-36 feet. We have a 35 footer with the room, the door and an outside kitchen. For us we do not like the island because the slide comes out under the awning and thus you lose space outside.
dodge_guy
Explorer II
Nov 21, 2016
My next TT will have the exact layout the OP wants. They are out there because I've walked through them. I don't remember which ones offhand, but they exist!
APT
Explorer
Nov 22, 2016
30' overall? I don't think that is possible.

Keystone Passport 29BH is still 34' overall.

I love having the direct bathroom door. Easy access to dirty/wet stuff I put in the tub. Quick I can't hold it any longer access.
michigansandzil
Explorer
Nov 23, 2016
dodge guy wrote:
My next TT will have the exact layout the OP wants. They are out there because I've walked through them. I don't remember which ones offhand, but they exist!

It's perfect isn't it?
We walked through every unit at the camper show and we liked many, but they were just a touch too long. Our current unit is 32 feet and we can still fit into 30 foot sites at the state parks. I don't want to go longer and be limited with site selection.