quad bunk with outdoor kitchen

Check out the camper in my signature. 27.5' and 5072 lbs. Has the double wide bunks. The only thing it's missing (but I'm not missing it) is a couch.

This is the same thing we're considering for a few years out (the kids are small enough now for our triple bunks).

There is a smaller style of outdoor kitchen, which we prefer, that is just a little fridge, counter, sink, and space for a stove/grill. With this style, you don't lose the lower bunk.

These 4 models are all the same floor plan, some w/ a 2nd entry door to the bathroom. They are 32-33' long, and under 6000lb dry.

Flagstaff Super Lite 29BHKD
Rockwood 2909ss
Bullet 286qbs
Jayco White Hawk 29sqb

We have shadow cruiser 280 qbs quad bunks outdoor kitchen and one bunk turns into dinette. We opted for the mega lounger table ( 2 removable tables surrounded by huge sofa) slide out instead of a ushaped dinette &sofa. That way we've plenty of room to eat play games tv etc. All 7 of us plus guests lounge on the dinette/ sofa area!Has queen bed up front. 5400 dry.weight. love that the outdoor kitchen does not take up bunk space. We have 5 kids ranging 18- 1 year old.

Second on the Shadow Cruiser 280QBS. I searched forever for a lightweight rig with quad bunks. The other nice thing is that the room is completely seperate - makes the kids changing clothes much easier. Also, the 4th bunk is actually a table with 2 benches that converts to a bunk - perfect for kids board games, etc.

The outdoor kitchen and bumper grill setup is awesome - never thought I would make much use of it but this is where the majority of cooking takes place.

Only 5,400 lbs dry and 32 ft should be fine with an F-150.

They are out there, but long and heavy. Saw an Openrange Light with the kitchen and 4 bunks, but it is 36ft and 8000lbs dry. Not sure what they think is light. Anyway most bunks I've found are 74". you might find a 3 bunk with two at 90* angles that make one bunk 86+ inches.

Our Outback has quad bunks and a queen bed but the only part of the Outdoor kitchen it has to the pull down stovetop. It is very easy to take out a pan full of water to do dishes so that is enough for us. And a dorm refrigerator could be plugged in next to it for the outdoor refrigerator if you think you need one.
And ours is ten years old so they may no longer make them. And I think it is 26 feet but it may be 27.
Old age memory loss.

Once you add the outside kitchen, you are going to loose a bunk..

We purchased the Kodak 290bhsl this year and have been really happy. It's 29 feet but has quad bunks and an outdoor kitchen.

I have a Shadow Cruiser 280QBS and it fits your requirements exactly. It's a fantastic trailer. It has a great deal of room, quality materials and construction, light weight, and the outdoor kitchen and included gas grill are just perfect. Consider this model.

How about this Passport