I currently have a shamrock 19 hybrid, the kid is grown now and its just the wife and I plus dogs. I want something with a queen bed around the 23-25 ft range. I prefer that it has a divider to hide the bed. Love the tv that turns around from living to bedroom. Thanks Michael

Take a look at the Lance line of travel trailers. the Lance 2295 has a configuration like what you describe.

Hi, take a look at the Premier 22rbpr. It might be a couple inches longer but it has the tv I believe. Many models with a rear bath and front queen are out the but they seem to be around 26 feet.

My wife and I recently purchased a Creekside 20FQ made by Outdoors RV that is similar to what you are describing. It is 24 feet bumper to tongue, with a 20 foot box. I like that it has a large rear window, is well insulated, has good ground clearance, 66 gallon fresh water capacity and two 30 gallon propane tanks. The entry door is in the living room area and the bedroom is at the opposite end with the kitchen and bathroom in the center. We removed the dinette and added a couple rocking reclining swivel chairs.

Wow, what makes the Lance almost twice the price?

A couple of the Koalas have the queen with the TV wall divider.

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VegasBT
Explorer
Jan 23, 2015
Take a look at the Lance line of travel trailers. the Lance 2295 has a configuration like what you describe.
GaryWT
Explorer
Jan 23, 2015
Hi, take a look at the Premier 22rbpr. It might be a couple inches longer but it has the tv I believe. Many models with a rear bath and front queen are out the but they seem to be around 26 feet.
MikeInOregon
Explorer
Jan 23, 2015
My wife and I recently purchased a Creekside 20FQ made by Outdoors RV that is similar to what you are describing. It is 24 feet bumper to tongue, with a 20 foot box. I like that it has a large rear window, is well insulated, has good ground clearance, 66 gallon fresh water capacity and two 30 gallon propane tanks. The entry door is in the living room area and the bedroom is at the opposite end with the kitchen and bathroom in the center. We removed the dinette and added a couple rocking reclining swivel chairs.
Hornnumb2
Explorer
Jan 23, 2015
Wow, what makes the Lance almost twice the price?
GrandpaKip
Explorer II
Jan 23, 2015
A couple of the Koalas have the queen with the TV wall divider.
NinerBikes
Explorer
Jan 23, 2015
Hornnumb2 wrote:
Wow, what makes the Lance almost twice the price?

You noticed that too? :h

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oldcat1
Explorer
Jan 24, 2015
We have a 2014 Surveyor Sport 220RBS. 22'-6" box. Full size (not "RV" size) walk around queen in front, divider with pocket doors. Rear bath with nice size tub/shower. Single slide. Tons of storage (important with a small trailer). TV does not turn, but bedroom wall is wired for TV. It is just the two of us, but if the dogs are large it could be tight. After about 7000 miles and 100 plus nights, we love this camper. No major "issues". Look at lots of trailers until one says "pick me".
Atlee
Explorer II
Jan 24, 2015
Unfortunately they will have to be used. Skyline dropped all the Koala's.

Mine has done a very good job for us so far.

GrandpaKip wrote:
A couple of the Koalas have the queen with the TV wall divider.
scbwr
Explorer II
Jan 24, 2015
Our Winnebago 2201DS is 26'9" and has the entertainment wall as a divider. It's also available with outdoor kitchen and has a great bathroom with lots of storage. It's not a 4 season camper, so not as pricey as a Lance.
Atlee
Explorer II
Jan 24, 2015
If I were replacing my current "tag a long", it'd be one that was about 4 feet longer with a rear kitchen.

My current trailer is only about 20/21 feet long in the living area.