Bunkhouse research
I'm looking to upgrade to a bunkhouse style camper. TT or 5th wheel. I currently have a tt with 2 bunks, no slides. We have been looking at TT and have found a floor plan we like. But the outside ...
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We went with the Keystone Sprinter Copper Canyon 324FWBHS for our Bunkhouse needs. Our tow vehicle is a 1999 F350 7.3 Crew cab DRW. I did upgrade the Trans radiator to the larger found in the 6.0's. The trailer is great, but as always I upgrade and modify as I see fit. The price point on this 5er made the most sense for us. Our list of WANTS on our new 5er aside from the Bunkhouse itself, were the following:
-Outside Kitchen
-Master Bedroom Slide
-Fireplace
-Washer/Dryer
-U Shaped Dinette Booth
-Large Pantry
This trailer provided us with all of the above. We didn't want a kitchen side slide because it cuts off the outside flow around the awning all the way to the rear of the trailer. The downside to this is the kitchen lacks counter space. But, we have most of our meals outside thanks to the second kitchen. I did end up building a nice, large, yet removable counter top that extends from the end of the sink and curves back towards the table. I also added an extension to the table that works very well. I would recommend this Bunkhouse.
-Outside Kitchen
-Master Bedroom Slide
-Fireplace
-Washer/Dryer
-U Shaped Dinette Booth
-Large Pantry
This trailer provided us with all of the above. We didn't want a kitchen side slide because it cuts off the outside flow around the awning all the way to the rear of the trailer. The downside to this is the kitchen lacks counter space. But, we have most of our meals outside thanks to the second kitchen. I did end up building a nice, large, yet removable counter top that extends from the end of the sink and curves back towards the table. I also added an extension to the table that works very well. I would recommend this Bunkhouse.
