Position of bedroom

Personal preference

Can affect weight as well. Typically a fresh water tank or large storage area is under the master bed. If that's rear, behind the axles, it could reduce tongue weight when heavily loaded.

Find a TT you like. Forget about what I like. Then match the TT to an appropriate TV.

We wanted a walk around queen bed. We didn't care if front or rear. The trailer we found just happened to be a front bedroom. We would have been just as happy if it had been rear.

I like it in thr front of a trailer because often times the "view" is in back. I'd rather have the area we use during the day to have the best views.

ScottG wrote:
I like it in thr front of a trailer because often times the "view" is in back. I'd rather have the area we use during the day to have the best views.

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GordonThree, I have a Shadow Cruiser 195WSB with a bed in thd front, my FW tank is directly over the axels!

But you are right weight placement is important, and should be considered when buying an RV.

Graycat wrote:

ScottG wrote:
I like it in thr front of a trailer because often times the "view" is in back. I'd rather have the area we use during the day to have the best views.

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We like our front bedroom that slides out. We can walk around and make the bed with no problems and have a large front closet.

As already mentioned, we wanted a bed you could exit without crawling over your spouse, ours is in the front. We wanted a big bath with linen closet so it takes up the entire back.

Our view is to the sides. In a campground it does not make much difference.

I will say many of the TT I have seen have the water tank over the axles regardless of the interior lay out.

I have a 25 ft. TT with a 42 gallon Fresh tank located over the axels and have never notices any handling difference tanks full or empty.

The Black and Grey tanks are located in the rear. We usually dumped before we leave camp unless it was a short stay. Therefore, so we rarely have more than more than 1/3 full in them.

Take your best guess at the TT you think you want, then rent a similar unit for a week or two. It is expensive but you learn a lot before you spend the big bucks.