WOULD LIKE TO IDENTIFY SPECIFIC FLOORPLANS

the neatest set up like that I saw years back, don't know if it still being built. had a bedroom up front with a partition down the middle, built around bunk beds, one accessible from each side with private doors to them.
bumpy

2gypsies wrote:
That's an excellent floorplan for two teens. Here's the link:

http://dutchmen.com/image/data/documents/archives/2008/2008%20Monte%20Vista%20Literature.pdf

Or if the above is too expensive (or?) - how about a tow hauler, and divide the toy storage area into two separate rooms?

Never looked at toy haulers with that in mind - but might be worth considering.

LOTS of used toy haulers around - very popular 5th wheels.

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That's an excellent floorplan for two teens. Here's the link:

http://dutchmen.com/image/data/documents/archives/2008/2008%20Monte%20Vista%20Literature.pdf

I had to go and have a peek at one of the Dutchmans online. I have never seen or heard of the bunk room being separated like that. I doubt if there are many if any other like it.

There are a couple options that I know of. One is a Jayco fifth wheel loft model. It has a small rear bunk room with two bunks and has a overhead loft bedroom with a double bunk and access via a ladder in the living room. Not a bad layout. I believe there are several toy haulers with lofts as well but they are very large/heavy.
You will be very limited when looking for models with a master bedroom and two bunk rooms. Keep in mind that if you plan on keeping for a long time, your needs may change and two bunk rooms tends to sacrifice other living space (kitchen and living room).
One other option is a fifth wheel with rear bunk room with opposing slides. This creates a very large bunk room that can be split down the middle with a curtain. Again, this would be a heavy rig. Whatever you choose, make sure that you have the adequate truck to tow and handle the payload (especially if a fifth wheel).
Enjoy the pursuit.