front bunk trailers
Went ot a local RV show recently and found a new layout i was previously unaware of. The trailer had bunks in the front and the bedroom in the rear. This doesnt seem to be common, just curious who carries similar to this.
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- I was looking for the same thing and we just got a Jayco X254. It has quad bunks in front with a door that closes and a slide out king in the rear.
- We have a Passport 32FB with the rear bedroom / front bunk. The reason we went this route is I am too tall for the front bedroom setups. My feet hang off a standard queen so and RV queen they hang off about 12"-15". With the rear slide I have about 2' of room between the cabinets and my feet (with the slide out). We also have our own external door and a real door on our bedroom, not a curtain, so we have privacy. The front bunk house has a sliding pocket door.
- Jayco 26P rear king slide with front bunks. Jayco does not make the 26P any longer but they do make the x213 that has no side slide and is shorter.
- all those are nice options, thanks for the help folks.
- Outback 301 is what I have always liked, especially the 2014/2015 Diamond Package. They kind of replaced the 301 with 324CG. Keystone also has a Passport Elite 32FB and this new Cougar 32FBS.
Others include Puma 30-FBSS, Jayco Jayflight 31QBDSm Coachman Catalina 303FQB, Primetime Lacrosse 336BHT, Shadow Cruiser 312FBS, and Heartland Trail Ruunner 31QBBH. The Lacrosse looks sweet. I have always liked that line, but I don't know any late model 3-row vehicles I'm willing to drive to tow one! - I believe Puma has a model with the front bunks as well.
mtofell1 wrote:
Also check out the Jayco 32QBDS.
Correction... it's a 31QBDS- We have a 32' Salem Cruise Lite with bunks in front and slide out for our bedroom in back.
handye9 wrote:
Outback 301QB
Rear bedroom slide, front quad bunks.
This has been discontinued but there are still a few on dealer lots. The closest replacement I can find is the Cougar Lite 32FBS. Also check out the Jayco 32QBDS.
It's amazing to me how few floor plans there are that have a real size bedroom (usually meaning a slide) for mom and dad and a bunk area for kids. 95% of the floor plans you either get one or the other.
