quad bunk with outdoor kitchen

Check out the keystone passport 2950 bh.

just checked out the funfinder and something like that would be an option for sure....thankyou!

thanks for the info. There are only 2 adults and 2 teenage kids. Currently we have a fold down bed in the front and a queen in the back with a bunk. Both kids are tall so the small bunk really isnt good. I thought with the quad bunks they would have a little more head room on the bottom. And putting a table up and down all the time for a bed, would be a pain.

I am not aware of any quad bunk TTs at 27'. 32 seems to be the typical.

I am not aware of any TTs with quad bnks and outoor kitchen. They all take up the curb side bottom bunk space. Are 3 bunks enough?

There are quad BH starting arounf 5000 pounds dry, and with OK closer to 6000 pouds dry.

Funfinder 262 looks interesting. Mabe enough of a compromise for you.

Be careful of payload of your F-150. 7000 pounds loaded TT means 800-1000 pounds of TW. Typical crew cab F-150s have about 1400 pounds of payload. 1400 minus 1000 pounds of TW means your family and cargo in the bed can only weigh 400 pounds.

We are looking for basically the same thing. Everything we have been looking at is in the 35' and 8000 lb dry weight range.

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Hi and welcome to the forum. I asked the moderators to move this to the TT section where you'll get a lot more responses. You can search the various TT makers to see if make a model meeting your needs but generically quadbunks and outdoor kitchen means long and heavy. There maybe some out there but I am not aware of any bunk model TTs less than 30' long and that is just 2 bunks next to the bathroom. Quadbunks generally means a seperate room and a lot more length/wieght. Quad bunk and outdoor kitchen with an F150 is going to tough but maybe

You're going to be limited in the size/weight of the TT because of the payload on the 1/2 pickup. By requiring "quad" bunks and a queen bed I'm assuming that there is going to be at 6 of you traveling together? Unless you plan on taking a seperate vehicle just the human weight will eat up a lot of the payload for your truck.

There are a lot of TT with quad bunks and outdoor kitchens. Do a google search:

https://www.google.com/#bav=on.2,or.&fp=106fbc9732afbccd&q=quad+bunk+travel+trailer+with+outdoor+kitchen+

You'll want to know your available payload before choosing a TT with too much tongue weight though.