Trailer with 3 bedrooms

[mroseto]

Hello,

This past season has confirmed I need to find individual space for my 2 children. The weather here in Ohio this summer has been difficult at best and we were trapped in our trailer a lot this year.

Do they make a trailer that has 3 separate bedrooms? I have googled some but everything I am finding is much older.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

Mike

[AlmostAnOldGuy]

Separate bunk spaces in slides and queen up front.

Link

Good luck

[MURPHY55347]

I'm not a parent so I won't be judging your parenting skills! When we were kids (mom, dad, and 4 kids) and went camping in our pop up we took along a tent that was probably 10' X 10'. 2 of us slept in the tent and we always thought it was kind of special and thoroughly enjoyed having our personal space. Not sure if that would work in your situation.

[mroseto]

Thanks for all the criticism. I really love how people are challenging my parenting style because my daughter and son need some space to themselves. I'm glad all your children are perfect angels and never step out of line.

All I wanted was the ability to give everyone some space and make it their own. Yes they get on each others nerves but what siblings don't.

For those with the actual suggestions on trailers I appreciate your time. I did like the older model and wish they still made it as that would be perfect for me.

See ya.

[Ozlander]

csamayfield55 wrote:

opnspaces wrote:

korbe wrote:
With all due respect, the segregation sure doesn't sound like a fun camping experience. Our kids would be out in their big tent listening to the raindrops while playing games.

Korbe, that was my first thought also. But I also know that my nephews seem to always get into tiffs. If I'm at their house in the morning with one kid awake, it's peaceful. But as soon as the second wakes the competing and bickering and sometimes fighting starts.

And I bet if parents would be parents this behavior would stop! There a lots of ways to end that kind of stuff instead of separating them.
Chris

Exactly, you took the words right out of my mouth.

[AlmostAnOldGuy]

I would consider taking the opposite approach.

[DSDP_Don]

Just buy a toy hauler and put a partition wall in the rear.

[csamayfield55x]

opnspaces wrote:

korbe wrote:
With all due respect, the segregation sure doesn't sound like a fun camping experience. Our kids would be out in their big tent listening to the raindrops while playing games.

Korbe, that was my first thought also. But I also know that my nephews seem to always get into tiffs. If I'm at their house in the morning with one kid awake, it's peaceful. But as soon as the second wakes the competing and bickering and sometimes fighting starts.

And I bet if parents would be parents this behavior would stop! There a lots of ways to end that kind of stuff instead of separating them.

Chris

[opnspaces]

korbe wrote:
With all due respect, the segregation sure doesn't sound like a fun camping experience. Our kids would be out in their big tent listening to the raindrops while playing games.

Korbe, that was my first thought also. But I also know that my nephews seem to always get into tiffs. If I'm at their house in the morning with one kid awake, it's peaceful. But as soon as the second wakes the competing and bickering and sometimes fighting starts.

[Bumpyroad]

qtla9111 wrote:
There are still a few used three bedroom for sale. This is one floorplan from Titanium. Too bad they went out of business, they made very nice units. The three bedroom units were great for families with teenagers.

the one I saw that I thought was neat was sorta similar with the front bedroom having bunk beds in the middle where the bath/closet is in the pictured one and the bunk beds were built in with each opening to a different side.
bumpy

[qtla9111]

There are still a few used three bedroom for sale. This is one floorplan from Titanium. Too bad they went out of business, they made very nice units. The three bedroom units were great for families with teenagers.

[dblr]

Years ago some manufactures made 5th wheels like that with 2 bunk rooms in the rear divided by a way with drawers and a powder room, although they were not very roomy.

[csamayfield55x]

Guess I am going to be one of those posters this time

:S :S :S :S

[qtla9111]

There are 3 bedroom fifth wheels.

[TXiceman]

Sounds like you need a mobile home or possibly a park model. Look at the Dutch PArk Homes. They have some with 3 separate sleeping quarters.

Ken