Looking for a trailer with bunk bed and a large shower. Not familar with travel trailers so have no idea what brand might offer that combo. Length needs to be, I would think , in mid thirties at least. It is going to be used as a vacaation home at beach.

maybe you should be looking at park models

If you have a dually, might want to consider a 5th wheel, since many of them have very open bathroom plans. Although it would be a challenge to find a 5er with bunks, I have seen one or two.

Variations on this floorplan are becoming quite popular.There are lots of brands offering it. Above is Open Range Roamer 310. Other brands are:Kodiak, Outback, Primetime Lacrosse and Tracer, Jayco Eagle, etc.Another option is the direct entry bathroom BH like this one. Again, I could find 30 brands offering something like it.

We ordered a KZ Spree 329ik. What sold us on this model was that it has a residential size shower with sliding glass door and seat, kitchen slide, bunk beds with a trundle bed under bottom bunk, outdoor kitchen, and wooden doors for the bunk room and front bed room. It almost feels like an apartment.http://www.kz-rv.com/spree/329IK.html

The corner/triangle showers appear to be roomy but I've had both. The tub models are larger. Get in the shower when you are looking at them. Unless you get into the big high high end models with HUGE showers. get a shower curtain Shower Curtain Extender extender rod. You'll have a shower close to home.

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15 Replies

Doug33
Explorer
Oct 29, 2014
We have never used our tub in either TT we've owned. I'm 6' tall and the shower is just tall enough, and I can turn around easy enough without the shower curtain sticking to me. We usually only camp for 3-4 days at a time, so the shower doesn't get that much use. So the rest of the floorplan is much more important to us.
SUKISHORT
Explorer
Oct 29, 2014
Check out the new Sprinter 322BHS. I pick up my new one Friday. It's going stright to storage for the night, then home to get packed and played with. (I forgot Friday is Halloween!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)
dadmomh
Explorer
Oct 24, 2014
Agree on taking a look at Park Models. The dealer will deliver and set it up for you and you're done. If you would need it moved later, a dealer would have to do it, but you'll have a lot more options over a TT.

We looked at Park Models for a possible move to FL and found a world of choices. One thing you'll want for that part of the country is for it to be bolted in and set in concrete or whatever they use for storms. TTs are lighter and not as secure.
Texas_Two_Stepp
Explorer
Oct 24, 2014
No, they are going to pull it to beach lot and leave it. They don't want a fiver because he doesn't want hitch in truck bed.
Lantley
Nomad
Oct 23, 2014
All those listed above have small tubs or tight neo Angle showers.
Since it sounds as though the trailer is not going to be towed regularly, you may want to consider a 5th wheel.
Upon further review looks like you have fiver now? Maybe fiver's are out and you must have a bumper pull now?
The floorplan shown below has bunks and a nice large shower. Open Range began putting these large showers in 2013 the year after I bought my rig:S. Go figure
Texas_Two_Stepp
Explorer
Oct 23, 2014
Thanks for all suggestions. This is for daughter and family. Husband is 6" 2". They were in one that hard tub/shower and was to small for him.
DABAT
Explorer
Oct 22, 2014
Look into the Bullet Premier 29bhpr. We just purchased one and it has double bunks and a large shower, no tub though.
am1958
Explorer
Oct 22, 2014
This is very similar to my Bullet Premier 31BHPR. It's great.
patperry2766
Explorer II
Oct 22, 2014
Outdoors RV

There are campers with different size bunk beds. There are ones with the smaller beds that have been referenced in the above posts,
but there are also models that have the larger bunk beds such as this model.
FireRob
Explorer
Oct 22, 2014
APT wrote:

Another option is the direct entry bathroom BH like this one. Again, I could find 30 brands offering something like it.

I have this floor plan, We love having the door from out side the trailer that leads straight into the bathroom. Kiddos and anyone else wont have to tromp through the whole trailer just to take a quick leak.

But even though I personally have yet to take a shower in my trailer I have stepped in it to go through the motions and it is not what I would call a big roomy shower. The most important thing to me was that it was big and roomy with lots of leg room on the toilet.