Help to narrow down TT with Bunks
Hi, looking into getting a TT and driving it across country. Family of 5 plus our pet pig. Would like a separate full or queen bed plus bunks. kids are 13, 11, 4 (boys). Ideally don't want to spend ...
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I highly recommend you look at a bunk room model for a family of 5(6?). Mine is 33.5' bumper to ball and have had no issues getting into National or State Park sites which is my preference. I'll make reservations when possible but have stayed in first come parks many times. The rangers always try to accommodate.
The couch in the bunk room may fold out to a full size bed and there is usually 2 more bunks. There is usually a good amount of storage back there as well. Best part is the kid's room helps to keep them from taking over my room(usually).
I found my 3-4yr old Keystone Bullet for 12K. Am very happy with it's performance on 2 separate month long trips across country with 3 adults and 4 kids. It has also seen several month long Mich UP trips and several shorter long weekends.
Good maintenance and fixing/upgrading things as needed is a must. These things are fairly easy to work on.
When buying used, if there is any water stains on the inside ceiling or walls, or soft floors, Pass on it. Get a ladder and check the roof. Water damage is too expensive to fix. The rest of most things can be repaired or replaced.
Good luck on your search!
The couch in the bunk room may fold out to a full size bed and there is usually 2 more bunks. There is usually a good amount of storage back there as well. Best part is the kid's room helps to keep them from taking over my room(usually).
I found my 3-4yr old Keystone Bullet for 12K. Am very happy with it's performance on 2 separate month long trips across country with 3 adults and 4 kids. It has also seen several month long Mich UP trips and several shorter long weekends.
Good maintenance and fixing/upgrading things as needed is a must. These things are fairly easy to work on.
When buying used, if there is any water stains on the inside ceiling or walls, or soft floors, Pass on it. Get a ladder and check the roof. Water damage is too expensive to fix. The rest of most things can be repaired or replaced.
Good luck on your search!
