Lightweight Bunk House Options
We want to get a trailer that when loaded (keeping in mind we pack light and may not dry camp) is 6500 or less and prefer bunk houses... any suggestions? We have a two year old who sleeps in a pack n...
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Shorteelaw wrote:
Wow everyone. What a great response. I really appreciate it.
Someone inquired about what our other preferences were... needs to sleep 5 as my mother will be joining us frequently. Price doesn't really matter - most you can get for under what we are willing to pay. We can't sleep on a small bed like some of the really small ones are as my hubby is 6'9'' so he needs the full length of the bed and ideally a little extra for his feet to hang off (poor guy! haha) but we have a foot board on our bed at home so he's used to the end of the bed being "restricted."
Thanks again everyone. This gives me hope that we will find the perfect TT for us! :)
Looking at floor plans will help you to see which models meet your needs.
RV queen size beds are six inches shorter than a standard queen size.
You'll want to stay away from RV queens and beds with a wall at both ends.
Fresh tank capacity may be important because, small children tend to use more water. ie: frequent bath times.
Bunk location and accessability may be important for older or younger occupants. There are safety rails specifically made for RV bunks.
