Anyone know of shortest trailers with 4 bunks?

Good point about the storage. I am just concerned about the weight, and the length when having to back into sites. I have a 2018 F150 V8 FX4 tow package and I still can't get a clear answer to how much it can tow! That is my next step is to try and nail that down.

Thanks for the link of that other trailer. I will look at it too and see if there is a new version of it.

Are you sure you can live with that size trailer? Where do you put all the food/clothing/cookware/outdoor furniture/etc for 6 people? My family does not spend much time in the camper besides sleeping, but I am finding that there are plenty of larger trailers that could not carry the things our family of 5 regularly take.

somfas wrote:
I am looking for a camper with 4 bunks, but small as possible. Was wanting a 24-26' trailer, but then started to see the need for 4 separate bunks.

Back in the mid 2000s rear glide trailers were the rage. Here's a 25' KZ Jag with 4 bunk beds ... not sure if any manufacturers are building similar models these days.

happy to help. we only have 1 short trip in it so far but we love it. floorplan is perfect for us.

Thanks for that! I'm gonna try to find one to look at in person. That setup would work for sure.

and triple bunks.sleeps 7 although the 2 on the "double" dinette would have to like each other.

6 is easy though. 5 individual beds.

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Jebby14 wrote:
my recently acquired 2008 Flagstaff MicroLite MicroLite LB is 23 feet. It has a triple bunk, a queen in the front and a dinette that goes down to a double. if you use the dinette you have 4 beds plus the master.

a queen & a double, that sleeps 6?

Twenty-four to twenty-six feet will get quite cozy on a rainy day with six campers.

my recently acquired 2008 Flagstaff MicroLite MicroLite LB is 23 feet. It has a triple bunk, a queen in the front and a dinette that goes down to a double. if you use the dinette you have 4 beds plus the master.