Rear Living TT & Sleeping 6

Don't have one, but, this floor plan may interest you.

Our kids were 14 & 16 when we bought ours. We opted for the RLS instead of bunks because we knew it wouldnt be long before they quit going with us. Jayco dont make our floorplan any longer, but we love it. It isnt that difficult to fold out the couch and lay down the dinette, but I didnt have to do it, they did if they wanted a bed to sleep on instead of the floor or ground.

We got a TT with bunk beds for our two kids (4 & 3). The bottom bunk is more of a twin size bed so 2 kids could sleep in it. This way we don't have to take down and make beds at night and put the table back up in the morning.

Listening to a friend who took their grandchildren, the problem was that the teenage children wanted to sleep late and grandfather wanted to sit at the table, drink coffee, eat breakfast and watch TV news.
We have four bunks so it is not a problem for us.

Opie431 wrote:
Listening to a friend who took their grandchildren, the problem was that the teenage children wanted to sleep late and grandfather wanted to sit at the table, drink coffee, eat breakfast and watch TV news.
We have four bunks so it is not a problem for us.

Had not thought about that. Good point.

racer93 wrote:
Our kids were 14 & 16 when we bought ours. We opted for the RLS instead of bunks because we knew it wouldnt be long before they quit going with us. Jayco dont make our floorplan any longer, but we love it. It isnt that difficult to fold out the couch and lay down the dinette, but I didnt have to do it, they did if they wanted a bed to sleep on instead of the floor or ground.

That is kinda my thinking.

We are in the same boat as you, son 18 daughter 16. My kids are tall and anything bunkhouse would never work for us. We ended up with a Starcraft travel star 294resa. Huge rear living area with 12 foot opposing slides. King u-dinette on one side, hide a bed across from it. We love this trailer, it's one we will grow in to (when kids don't come as often) instead of growing out of, beautiful finishes, a shower a well over 6 foot man can fit in and a bedroom you can actually get dressed in,lovely fireplace to boot! Check it out. Unfortunately, it looks like they changed the floorplan for 2014, not sure if there are any more 2013's out there.

Keystone Bullet Premier has a rear lounge floorplan with a slide out bunk. It is similar to the Coachmen posted previously. I have the floorplan minus the bunk slide out.

It is the 33BLPR

Rear Lounge with bunk

tbred wrote:
We are in the same boat as you, son 18 daughter 16. My kids are tall and anything bunkhouse would never work for us. We ended up with a Starcraft travel star 294resa. Huge rear living area with 12 foot opposing slides. King u-dinette on one side, hide a bed across from it. We love this trailer, it's one we will grow in to (when kids don't come as often) instead of growing out of, beautiful finishes, a shower a well over 6 foot man can fit in and a bedroom you can actually get dressed in,lovely fireplace to boot! Check it out. Unfortunately, it looks like they changed the floorplan for 2014, not sure if there are any more 2013's out there.

Yep, they did.

Open Range Mesa Ridge 302? I like the optional U-Liunge.