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10 Best Lightweight Travel Trailers Of 2024

• Bruce Smith
• December 13, 2023
• 10 Comments

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Relaxing with family and friends while enjoying all the amenities of a home is why a good travel trailer makes RV outings so special. Add in the ability to tow one with a vehicle that’s likely already in your driveway—plus the opportunity to drop the trailer at the campsite and use the tow vehicle to explore the surrounding area—and it’s easy to see why the popularity in lightweight travel trailers has been at an all-time high for the past few years.

The Year Ahead

According to the RV Industry Association (RVIA), more than 60 million Americans are expected to take to the highways, byways, and backroads in the coming year, all in an RV of some type. About one in five of those doing so towing a travel trailer.

“Travelers continue to choose RVing as a top travel option because of its affordability and ability to bring family and friends closer together,” said RVIA President & CEO Craig Kirby. “Our research shows that consumer interest in living an active outdoor lifestyle remains strong, and there are RVs available at every price point for consumers eager to get outdoors.”

Why are Lightweight Travel Trailers So Popular?

Travel trailers with a gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) of 6,500 pounds or less are especially popular because they are considered lightweight travel trailers and are easily towable by half-ton pickups and full-size SUVs. They can also be towed by properly equipped vans, mid-size pickups, and smaller SUVs, making it simple to plan your RV trip , whether months in advance or the week before your vacation.

There are more than 50 brands of travel trailers, and within those brands are dozens of lightweight travel trailers that have a multitude of floorplans, amenities and options to suit different lifestyles. This can make choosing the perfect lightweight travel trailers for your camping needs a little mind boggling, so we’re highlighting 10 of the best lightweight travel trailers of 2024 (in alphabetical order) to help you find your perfect RV.

(If you’re looking for previous model-year lightweight travel trailers, check out these posts: 10 Best Lightweight Travel Trailers For 2023 and 10 Best Lightweight Travel Trailers of 2022 ).

Airstream REI Special Edition Basecamp 20X

Airstream and REI have collaborated on the design of the 20-foot Special Edition Basecamp 20X, a rugged new lightweight travel trailer targeting adventure-bound outdoorsy families. From the three-inch lift, off-road tires and rear cargo entry door to load bicycles, kayaks, and other outdoor gear, to the wrap-around galley in front, the 20X is one of the most advanced and eco-friendly lightweight RVs on the market. It has plentiful storage options overhead and built-in storage spaces , plus two convertible sleeping/lounge areas. Base MSRP: $62,400

• GVWR: 4,300 lbs
• Hitch Weight: 535 lbs
• Exterior Length: 20’ 2”
• Exterior Height: 9’ 5”
• Exterior Width: 7’ 9.5”
• Interior Height: 6’ 7”
• Freshwater cap: 23 gal
• Black-/Gray-water cap: 21 gal/28 gal

Escape Trailer 23 First Edition

Escape Trailer’s new Escape 23 First Edition is one of the few custom-built lightweight travel trailers and is available with either a walk-around queen bed or twin beds. Buyers can also choose between Contemporary or Maple interior, plus different table styles, sink colors, along with seven choices for flooring, countertops, and fabric as standard features. This luxurious fiberglass-body camper also comes with a state-of-the-art 400-watt solar system with dual lithium batteries and Victron control package for an excellent off-grid power supply. Base MSRP: $64,999

• GVWR: 6,000 lbs
• Hitch Weight: 600 lbs
• Exterior Length: 24’ 11”
• Exterior Height: 9’ 6”
• Exterior Width: 8’
• Interior Height: 6’ 5”
• Freshwater cap: 42 gal
• Black-/Gray-water cap: 40 gal/40 gal

Forest River IBEX 19QBH

Forest River’s IBEX lightweight travel trailers with the Beast Mode option feature a comfy chaise dinette in the amidships slide, a queen bed up front, a central vacuum system, heated tank pads, Curt Beast Mode independent suspension and a panoramic front window. There’s also butcher-block countertop, premium accent lighting, a power awning, an exterior kitchen, and a 2,000-watt inverter. The 2024 19QBH adds rear bunk beds to the mix, making it a great family camping trailer. Base MSRP: $44,987

 Features

• GVWR: 5,365 lbs
• Hitch Weight: 495 lbs
• Exterior Length: 23’
• Exterior Height: 10’ 6”
• Exterior Width: 7’ 4”
• Interior Height: 6’ 4”
• Freshwater cap: 30 gal
• Black-/Gray-water cap: 30 gal/30 gal

InTech Sol Dusk

Central to inTech’s new Sol Dusk’s design is its versatile bed/lounge area. This adaptable space can be effortlessly transformed from a comfortable lounge to twin beds to a luxurious 80-by-80-inch oversize king bed in minutes. The Dusk’s huge curved front window provides a panoramic view and the luxurious interior with wet bath is soothing, while the 10-foot awning and the cool slide-out exterior kitchen adds to the enjoyment of the RVing outdoor experience. Base MSRP: $44,940

• GVWR: 4,800 lbs
• Hitch Weight: 540–575 lbs
• Exterior Length: 20’ 8”
• Exterior Width: 8’ 6”
• Interior Height: 6’ 6”
• Freshwater cap: 28 gal
• Black-/Gray-water cap: 32 gal combined

Jayco Jay Flight 260BH

Jayco’s Jay Flight 260BH is a new floorplan designed for growing families. The bunkhouse in the rear is opposite the full bath and is set up with 48-by-76-inch beds. The amidships galley and dining/living area is spacious and well-appointed with a jackknife sofa. The master bedroom up front has a queen bed with good storage space beneath. This Jay Flight is perfect for RVers who want a comfortable, well-built travel trailer that easily tows behind any vehicle with a maximum tow rating of more than 6,500 pounds. Base MSRP: $33,749

• Hitch Weight: 515 lbs
• Sleeps: Up to 10
• Exterior Length: 29’ 5”
• Exterior Height: 9’ 10”
• Interior Height: 6’ 9”
• Freshwater cap: 52 gal
• Black-/Gray-water cap: 39 gal/39 gal

Keystone Bullet Crossfire 1700BH

If you’re looking for an entry-level single-axle lightweight RV that is easy to tow and can accommodate a growing family, the 2024 Bullet Crossfire from Keystone is for you. The 1700BH sleeps up to six with the rear bunks and queen bed up front. The new Goodyear Endurance tires and TORFLEX rubber torsion suspension do a great job protecting the trailer and cargo on long road trips. This new floorplan also makes smart use of cargo space and lots of standard features, like power stabilizer jacks and Hyperdeck flooring, that make it one of the most durable and comfortable lightweight travel trailers. Base MSRP: $24,150

• GVWR: 4,825 lbs
• Hitch Weight: 425 lbs
• Exterior Length: 21’ 5”
• Exterior Height: 10’ 5”
• Freshwater cap: 37 gal

Lance 1475 Travel Trailer

Lance Camper’s ultra-light 1475 Travel Trailer is nicely equipped with a residential 60-by-80-inch queen bed that has an extra-large under-bed storage area. It features a nice-size dry bath, but no dinette; instead, it’s equipped with two comfortable lounge chairs with a small coffee table between, which makes the interior even roomier. A nice galley and Truma Combi handle the eating, heating and water needs. Base MSRP: $47,326

• GVWR: 4,500 lbs
• Hitch Weight: 340 lbs
• Sleeps: 2–3
• Exterior Length: 19’ 8”
• Exterior Height: 10’ 3”
• Exterior Width: 7’
• Interior Height: 6’ 8”
• Freshwater cap: 26 gal
• Black-/Gray-water cap: 26 gal/26 gal

Starcraft Super Lite 189RG

The new 25-foot Starcraft Super Lite 189RG is a well-equipped lightweight travel trailer at the upper end of the lightweight class. It’s big enough to bring along the whole family with strong heating and A/C to keep everyone comfortable for four-season use. The rear-kitchen- and bath floorplan with a small slide out for the jackknife sofa leaves the center of this travel trailer wide open for entertaining. The residential vinyl flooring is strong enough to stand up to pets and kiddos alike, while the 17-inch oven with a three-burner range and the 10-cu-ft fridge make it easy to prepare meals for the whole crew. Base MSRP: $39,053

• GVWR: 6,400 lbs
• Hitch Weight: 520 lbs
• Exterior Length: 25’ 2”
• Exterior Height: 11’ 1”
• Exterior Width: 8’ 1”
• Freshwater cap: 45 gal
• Black-/Gray-water cap: 29 gal/29 gal

Travel Lite Rove Lite

The 2,500-pound  Rove Lite 14FL from Travel Lite RV is light enough to be towed by many of the smallest properly equipped vehicles due to its aerodynamic teardrop design crafted from revolutionary Hydro-Lite material. It’s also one of the handful of lightweight travel trailers that offers an all-electric package powered by solar and lithium batteries. In standard trim the 400-watt solar panels, full-bed in the rear, nice galley, high ceiling and basic bathroom make this 16-foot trailer both a comfortable and cozy choice for one or two campers. Base MSRP: $28,499

• GVWR: 2,500 lbs
• Hitch Weight: 220 lbs
• Exterior Length: 16’ 6”
• Exterior Height: 8’ 1”
• Exterior Width: 7’ 11”
• Freshwater cap: 10 gal
• Black-/Gray-water cap: 5 gal/30 gal

Winnebago M-Series 2326RK

Winnebago unveiled the entry-level M-Series line of 26-foot compact lightweight travel trailers in late September to rave reviews. The 2326RK, the largest of the three new models, features big skylights, ample storage, a beautiful interior decor, a standard 10-cu-ft 12-volt refrigerator (or optional 8 cubic foot gas/electric refrigerator), and factory-supplied solar on each floorplan. The rear kitchen floorplan offers a lot of elbow room for the camp chef, and the amidships bathroom has one of the largest showers found in lightweight travel trailers. Base MSRP: $29,330

• Hitch Weight: 387 lbs
• Exterior Length: 26’ 7”
• Freshwater cap: 31 gal
• Black-/Gray-water cap: 25 gal/25 gal

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RV and automotive journalist Bruce W. Smith has held numerous editorial titles at automotive and boating magazines, and authored more than 1,000 articles, from tech to trailering. He considers his home state of Oregon a paradise for RVing and outdoor adventure.

10 thoughts on “ 10 Best Lightweight Travel Trailers Of 2024 ”

I am extremely surprised that you did not include the Tab 400. I researched for months for a light weight trailer, including some of the ones featured in your article. I seem to always be drawn back to the NüCamp Tab 400 Boondock. We like everything about it. Finally bought one from Tom’s Camperland in Phoenix. Despite all the great reviews I am curious as to why it was left out.

Would e ni e if the cargo capacity was published. Important for a small trailer.

Nucamp Tab 400 is built better then all of the campers above, yet you leave it off the list from light weight campers, why?

We are extremely satisfied with our Coachmen Freedom Express 20SE, it’s a 25ft unit, 4,200lbs dry and GVWR 6,000 lbs. We have a real front bedroom with a queen bed, rear side door entry, a kitchen with decent countertop length. No slide, we can go and park everywhere, specifically at Walmart or Cracker barrel. It has an aluminum frame, towing with a half ton even without connecting the WDH is easy.

We have a NuCamp T@B 320S. Love it. Better built than anything you listed above.

How did you arrive at these 10 trailers? What was the scoring criteria? How did each of the features compare? Were these selected based on customer reviews? And 6000 lbs GVWR is light? That’s a 1/2 ton truck rated towing capacity. We just bought a truly light weight camper with a unloaded weight of 1800 lbs and tongue weight of 220 lbs. We can load it with two ebikes and two 10 ft kayaks, lower the bed at our destination, has an outdoor kitchen, towed with our 4 cylinder SUV, and was less than $14,000 new. They do sell a 21 ft toyhauler version for less than $25,000 with a GVWR under 5000 lbs. Now that’s lightweight affordable fun.

Which one did you purchase

Everybody wants to know, what did you buy?

Tom, which SUV are you using to tow this trailer and what is the make and model of your trailer

just bought a 2023 20se. after doing so read all kinds of post with mixed reviews. Are you still happy with this camper?

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Top 10 Small Travel Trailers With Bunks (Under 22 FT)

Travel trailers with bunks are among the most popular campers today, especially for families.

Thanks to their high sleeping capacity, kid-friendly layout, efficient use of space, and greater flexibility.

However, a common challenge with most bunkhouse travel trailers is their large size and heavy weight, which can make them difficult to manage and tow.

Fortunately, there are many smaller campers that offer the benefits of a bunkhouse trailer but in a more compact and manageable package.

So for those seeking a compact camper with bunks, we created this blog post highlighting some of the most popular and best small travel trailers with bunks .

Best Small Travel Trailers With Bunks (Smallest to Largest)

1. scamp 13 standard trailer, quick specs.

• Average Cost : $17,000
• Length : 13 Feet
• Dry Weight : 1,200 – 1,500 Pounds
• Gross Vehicle Weight Rating : 2,000 Pounds
• Sleeping Capacity : 4
• Bathroom : N/A
• Slide-Outs : None

The Scamp 13 Standard Trailer, measuring 13 feet in length and weighing between 1,200 to 1,500 pounds, is the smallest and lightest travel trailer equipped with bunks.

Making it an ideal choice for those with less capable tow vehicles, such as four-cylinders and compact SUVs .

However, even if you do have a more capable tow vehicle, the Scamp’s compact footprint ensures easier towing and maneuverability.

Plus, its compact size allows travelers to access more remote or smaller campsites, often out of reach for larger RVs.

Scamp 13 Standard Trailer Floorplan

Despite its compact size though, the trailer is still packed with comfort and convenience features.

These include amenities such as electricity, running water, a kitchenette, a dinette booth, and most notably for this list, a sleeping capacity for four with bunk beds .

However, there’s a catch, because opting for bunk beds in the Scamp 13 means losing a bathroom.

As the Scamp 13 Standard Trailer is available in two different layouts – one with front bunk beds and the other with a front wet bath.

So as with all compact campers, especially those only 13 feet long, some sacrifices or compromises will have to be made.

In order to have the convenience of a small travel trailer.

To explore the Scamp 13 Standard Trailer further or to browse other offerings from Scamp, like the Scamp 16 , check out Scamp’s website by clicking here .

2. Winnebago Hike H1316TB

• Average Cost : $25,000
• Length : 15 Feet 11 Inches
• Dry Weight : 3,122 Pounds
• Gross Vehicle Weight Rating : 4,200 Pounds
• Bathroom : 3-Piece Wet Bath

Winnebago makes some of the most popular travel trailer models with bunks on the market.

One of their recent offerings is the Winnebago Hike H1316TB, which spans a mere 15 feet 11 inches.

Making it the smallest fully-contained travel trailer with bunk beds .

Because, unlike the above Scamp, there’s no need to sacrifice the bathroom to accommodate bunks.

As the Hike H1316TB offers a four-person sleeping capacity with bunks, as well as a full three-piece wet bath.

Winnebago Hike H1316TB Floorplan

Beyond its sleeping accommodations, the Winnebago Hike also includes a convertible sofa, a large foldable table, a wardrobe, and a full-featured kitchen complete with a convection microwave oven.

You may wonder how a travel trailer, measuring under 16 feet, can offer so many features and amenities.

The key lies in the trailer’s innovative rear bed setup, as the H1316TB offers a convertible couch, a fixed single lower bunk, and a flip-down single upper bunk .

This combination when combined provides a four-person sleeping capacity, even in such a small space.

For more information on the Winnebago Hike H1316TB, check out Winnebago’s website by clicking here .

3. Jayco Jay Feather Micro 171BH

• Average Cost : $26,000
• Length : 20 Feet 2 Inches
• Dry Weight : 3,735 Pounds
• Gross Vehicle Weight Rating : 4,995 Pounds
• Sleeping Capacity : 6
• Bathroom : 3-Piece Dry Bath
• Slide Outs : None

With a price tag of just under $30,00 and an average cost of around $26,000, the Jayco Jay Feather Micro 171BH offers tremendous value.

At this price point, buyers not only get a trusted name in the RV industry, with a track record of over 65 years but also a range of features that enhance comfort and convenience.

In addition, despite the “micro” in its name, occupants won’t feel shortchanged on amenities either.

Jayco Jay Feather Micro 171BH Floorplan

As this Jay Feather Micro model is furnished with modern appliances, efficient heating and cooling systems, and premium materials..

Impressively, it also offers a six-person sleeping capacity, including bunk beds — a remarkable feature for a 20-foot travel trailer .

The features don’t stop there though, as this compact camper from Jayco also offers a full-featured kitchen, a convertible dinette booth, and plenty of interior/exterior storage space.

Also, the Jay Feather Micro 171BH offers a complete bathroom, with a separate shower, toilet, and bathroom vanity.

Making it one of the smallest travel trailers to offer a three-piece dry bath .

For more info on the Jayco Jay Feather Micro 171BH, visit Jayco’s website by clicking here .

4. Coachmen Clipper 3K Series 17CBH

• Average Cost : $20,000
• Length : 20 Feet 5 Inches
• Dry Weight : 2,540 Pounds
• Gross Vehicle Weight Rating : 3,830 Pounds
• Sleeping Capacity : 5
• Bathroom : 2-Piece Dry Bath

The Coachmen Clipper 3K Series 17CBH stands out as one of the cheapest small travel trailers equipped with bunks you can buy.

This budget-friendly travel trailer comes with an average price tag of just $20,000, making it one of the most affordable full-sized travel trailers available today.

To see other super affordable campers, check out our blog post titled “ Top 10 Budget Travel Trailers Under 20K (With Video) “

Coachmen Clipper 3K Series 17CBH Floorplan

Despite the trailer’s cheaper price though, the 17CBH is still a surprisingly well-equipped travel trailer.

Providing everything you would expect in a self-contained camper.

Including such amenities as a five-person sleeping capacity with bunks , a well-equipped kitchen, a convertible dinette booth, a bathroom, and lots of storage space.

In addition, the trailer also boasts several standard upgrades, including a full-length power awning with LED lighting, a front diamond plate, and a friction-hinge door.

Also, if you’re someone who likes to get off the beaten path, the Clipper 3K Series 17CBH can also be optioned with an all-terrain package.

This upgrade equips the trailer with off-road tires and a flipped axle, which improves clearance for off-road excursions.

For a more detailed overview of the Coachmen Clipper 3K Series 17CBH, check out Coachmen’s website by clicking here .

5. Winnebago Micro Minnie 1700BH

• Average Cost : $29,000
• Length : 20 Feet 9 Inches
• Dry Weight : 3,324 Pounds

One of the most popular and well-known 20-foot travel trailer floor plans is the Winnebago Micro Minnie 1700BH.

With a length of 20 feet 9 inches, this camper goes above and beyond what you’d expect from a compact travel trailer.

Which is probably why it’s so popular.

Especially loved by families, this Micro Minnie offers a bunkhouse floorplan that not only provides rear bunk beds but also accommodates up to five sleepers.

This design ensures ample sleeping space and flexibility, offering four distinct sleeping areas within its confined interior.

Winnebago Micro Minnie 1700BH Floorplan

Beyond its sleeping capability though, the Micro Minnie 1700BH is also a well-rounded camper.

As the trailer boasts a convertible dinette booth, a two-piece dry bath, and a fully equipped kitchen with a spacious pantry.

In addition, the trailer also offers numerous interior and exterior tech upgrades .

Including interior features such as JBL’s premium media center and speakers, a smart TV, a wireless cellphone charger, and an exclusive Winnebago all-in-one control panel.

As well as exterior features such as a 200-watt solar panel, 12-volt tank heaters, a power tongue jack, and power stabilizer jacks.

Built with Winnebago’s time-tested craftsmanship, this premium bunk camper is designed for durability, ensuring years of reliable, hassle-free adventures .

Plus, as a bonus, because of the trailer’s popularity, the 1700BH also offers above-average value retention for an RV.

Allowing you to resell the trailer for more down the road, if you choose to sell it.

To learn more about the Winnebago Micro Minnie 1700BH, visit Winnebago’s website by clicking here .

6. Forest River Rockwood Geo Pro G20BHS

• Average Cost : $27,500
• Length : 21 Feet 2 Inches
• Dry Weight : 3,547 Pounds
• Gross Vehicle Weight Rating : 4,491 Pounds
• Bathroom : Hybrid 3-Piece Wet/Dry Bath
• Slide Outs : 1

The Forest River Rockwood Geo Pro G20BHS ranks as one of the best small travel trailers with bunks that money can buy.

Sister RV to the Flagstaff E-Pro E20BHS, the Rockwood Geo Pro G20BHS is one of the most well-equipped small campers on the market .

As the trailer offers numerous premium features that are often options or not available at all on other similar-sized travel trailers.

These premium features include a slide-out, tinted frameless windows, a 200-watt roof-mounted solar panel, a 1,800-watt inverter, and solid fold-out entry steps.

As well as a front windshield, heated holding tanks, roller shades, and a 12V smart entertainment TV with stereo.

Forest River Rockwood Geo Pro G20BHS Floorplan

Where this camper really stands out though is its premium build quality, as the Rockwood Geo Pro G20BHS offers best-in-class construction.

By offering six-sided aluminum cage framing, vacuum laminated roof and walls, interior/exterior composite sidewalls, and 5/8-inch tongue and groove plywood flooring.

Beyond all its premium features though, at its core, the G20BHS is just a well-designed and thought-out camper .

As the Rockwood Geo Pro G20BHS offers a well-laid-out interior, lots of flexibility, and tons of comfort and convenience.

For more information on the Forest River Rockwood Geo Pro G20BHS and to see more interior photos, check out Forest River’s website by clicking here .

7. Dutchmen Coleman 17B

• Length : 21 Feet 5 Inches
• Dry Weight : 2,985 Pounds
• Gross Vehicle Weight Rating : 3,990 Pounds

While many have heard of the Coleman camping brand, what some may be unaware of is there are actually Coleman travel trailers.

Built by Dutchmen, the RV manufacturer offers three distinct lineups, including the Coleman Lantern LT, the Coleman Lantern, and the Coleman.

One of their most popular small bunkhouse trailers is from their Coleman lineup though, which is also their most affordable.

Named the Dutchmen Coleman 17B, this compact travel trailer is the ideal bunkhouse camper for those on a tight budget .

As the Coleman 17B has an average price tag of $20,000, making it one of the cheapest travel trailers with bunks .

Dutchmen Coleman 17B Floorplan

Popular among weekend warriors and full-time RVers, this camper has everything you could need.

Which is why it made our list of “ The 10 Best Small Travel Trailers for Full-Time Living “.

Starting with sleeping capacity, this bunkhouse camper can comfortably accommodate up to five people, despite its smaller size .

Thanks to the trailer’s rear bunk beds, convertible dinette booth, and front east-to-west queen bed.

In addition, this budget-friendly travel trailer also boasts a well-appointed kitchen, a two-piece dry bath, and ample interior and exterior storage space.

For more details on the Dutchmen Coleman 17B, check out Dutchmen’s website by clicking here .

8. Keystone RV Springdale Mini 1760BH

• Dry Weight : 3,796 Pounds
• Gross Vehicle Weight Rating : 4,500 Pounds
• Slide-Outs : 1

Another highly affordable small travel trailer with bunks is the Keystone RV Springdale Mini 1760BH, which has an average price of $17,000.

Despite it’s more affordable price though, this camper not only has one of the highest sleeping capacities on this list but also features numerous standard upgrades.

These upgrades include a Girard tankless water heater, a 12V refrigerator, blackout nightshades, and a power awning.

Keystone RV Springdale Mini 1760BH Floorplan

One of the best upgrades on this budget-friendly camper though is its slide-out.

As the Springdale Mini 1760BH offers a convertible dinette booth on a slide-out, which really opens up the interior of this small camper .

Beyond all its upgrades though, this trailer from Keystone is a really solid little camper.

As the RV offers solid construction, a sturdy frame, durable aluminum siding, and a tried and true layout.

Not to mention a three-year structural warranty and a one-year limited base warranty.

To learn more about the Keystone Springdale Mini 1760BH, visit Keystone’s website by clicking here .

9. Forest River Cherokee Wolf Pup 16BHSW

• Average Cost : $18,000
• Length : 21 Feet 9 Inches
• Dry Weight : 3,594 Pounds
• Gross Vehicle Weight Rating : 5,575 Pounds

One of the most sought-after Forest River travel trailer floor plans with bunks is the Cherokee Wolf Pup 16BHSW.

Measuring just under 22 feet, the trailer provides ample interior space and amenities without being overwhelmingly large or challenging to tow.

As this bunkhouse travel trailer typically has a fully loaded weight of less than 4,000 pounds.

Allowing the trailer to be pulled by a wide variety of tow vehicles, including many SUVs.

Forest River Cherokee Wolf Pup 16BHSW Floorplan

Inside, the trailer showcases a well-laid-out floor plan , ensuring that every inch is utilized.

From its shared sleeping and eating spaces to its more private bathroom space.

Plus, the inclusion of rear bunks ensures the floorplan is family-friendly as well as kid-friendly .

Apart from the bunks, other features that make the 16BHSW a favorite among RVers include a well-equipped kitchenette, ample storage, and a cozy dinette area that can be transformed into an extra sleeping space when needed.

In addition, like all Forest River travel trailers, this Wolf Pup offers robust construction built to withstand the rigors of travel and camping.

By including such construction features as durable aluminum siding, tongue and groove plywood flooring, and a seamless roofing membrane with heat reflectivity.

To learn more about the Forest River Cherokee Wolf Pup 16BHSW and explore its available packages, visit Forest River’s website here .

10. Winnebago Micro Minnie 2100BH

• Length : 21 Feet 11 Inches
• Dry Weight : 4,088 Pounds
• Gross Vehicle Weight Rating : 5,500 Pounds

Coming in at just under 22 feet and $30,000, the Winnebago Micro Minnie 2100BH is the big brother to the above 1700BH (#5 on this list).

Making it the ideal option for those who liked the design and functionality of the 1700BH but need a little more interior space.

As the 2100BH not only provides an extra foot of length but also features a mid-slide-out .

Allowing for more living space as well as a larger dinette booth or sleeper sofa.

Winnebago Micro Minnie 2100BH Floorplan

In addition, thanks to the slide-out, the interior also feels much more spacious and open, ensuring that even when filled to capacity, the trailer avoids feeling cramped.

The added size and interior space also translate to increased storage capacity, making longer stays or trips more manageable.

Beyond the larger size of the 2100BH though, it shares a very similar floorplan and feature list with the 1700BH.

As the trailer offers a front east-to-west fixed bed, a fully-equipped kitchen, a two-piece dry bath, and rear bunk beds .

As well as all the standard Micro Minnie tech features, like JBL’s premium media center and speakers, Winnebago’s exclusive all-in-one control panel, a 200-watt solar panel, and power stabilizer jacks.

For more details on the Winnebago Micro Minnie 2100BH, check out Winnebago’s website by clicking here .

Frequently Asked Questions

The best bunkhouse travel trailers that can sleep 10 people are the Jayco Eagle HT 312BHOK, the Coachmen Apex Ultra-Lite 300BHS, and the East to West Della Terra 291BH.

Forest River offers two R-Pod trim levels equipped with bunks: the RP-193, which features single bunks, and the RP-203, which comes with double bunks.

Airstream only offers one travel trailer with bunks: the Flying Cloud 30FB Bunk. This travel trailer can sleep up to eight people and is equipped with one single bunk and one double bunk.

Jayco offers a variety of bunk bed sizes, encompassing both single and double bunks. Jayco’s single bunks typically measure around 30 inches wide by 74 inches long, while their double bunks tend to be about 50 inches wide and 80 inches long.

Wrapping Up: Choosing a Compact Bunkhouse Trailer

Finding a small travel trailer with bunks can be a challenge, due to the inherent lack of space in a small camper.

However, we hope our list of the best small travel trailers featuring bunks has shown that it’s not impossible.

As many RV manufacturers offer at least a few small travel trailers equipped with bunk beds.

It’s important to remember though that the best camper with bunks isn’t just about size or even amenities.

It’s about finding the perfect bunkhouse camper for your needs, whether you’re a solo adventurer who occasionally hosts friends or a family needing lots of sleeping capacity.

So take your time, revisit our top picks, and always consider what matters most to you.

Additional Resources:

• 12 Best Small Travel Trailers for a Family of 4
• Top 12 RVs With Bunk Beds (Separated By RV Class)
• 12 Popular 24-Foot Travel Trailer Floor Plans

Jason is an avid lover of RVs and the RV lifestyle. He is both a writer and editor for RV Owner HQ and has been RVing and camping for over 20 years.

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8 Best Travel Trailers That Sleep 8 People

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Large families looking for a travel trailer that sleeps 8 people are in luck because there are more than a few out there. Despite the perception of travel trailers being smaller than 5th wheels, the levels of innovation that go into these floor plans make travel trailers more than reasonable accommodations.

The last thing you want to do is make a big purchase and end up feeling cramped inside your RV with 5 or 6 kids that got into the hot chocolate packs and your hidden stash of energy drinks. While an air mattress is always an option, it’s not a permanent solution.

Larger travel trailers often utilize bunkhouse floorplans, simply because bunkhouses are fantastic options for maximizing sleep capacity without sucking all the elbow room out. Many of the options on this list feature bunkhouse or bunk bed options, even if they aren’t necessarily located in a private, separate room.

How Many People Can A Travel Trailer Sleep?

Technically, even the smallest bunkhouse can sleep a lot of people if you choose to pack it in. Believe it or not, there are RVers out there who make use of every single space within their travel trailer, sleeping more than 10 at a time.

In reality, some of the biggest travel trailers are capable of comfortably sleeping up to 10 or even 12 people. Somewhere between 6 and 8 is more reasonable and more common, while 4 to 6 is even more so.

For our purposes, a travel trailer that sleeps 8 fits a semi-specific family size that may have trouble finding the perfect option, especially in the crowded RV market. It may surprise you to know that some of the biggest and longest trailers on the planet aren’t suitable for sleeping more than 6 people.

It’s all about the interior design and floor plan, regardless of size. The level of innovation, convertible furniture, slides, foldout beds, Murphy beds, and features of that nature dictates not only the number of sleepers but also how much room you have to move around and live comfortably.

The primary focus here is to find a travel trailer that sleeps 8 while offering the maximum level of style, comfort, and interior space. It’s not enough to sleep 8 if you’re developing claustrophobia! With that being said, here are some of the best for large families. Enjoy!

1. Starcraft Super Lite 261BH

Our Pros and Cons

✅ Fantastic use of storage, especially with the double bunks

⛔ Toilet angle makes for some tight knee room

• Length:  30.8′
• UVW:  5,925 lbs
• GVWR:  7,500 lbs
• CCC: 1,575 lbs
• Hitch Weight:  790 lbs
• Sleeps:  10

The term “super lite” isn’t usually associated with maximum sleeping capacity. However, as mentioned above, bunks make all the difference in the world. It’s certainly not the largest travel trailer that sleeps 8 on the list, but Starlight 261BH is more than a capable RV, with an innovative floorplan designed to accommodate large families.

The double-size bunks in the back do more than just sleep extra bodies. There are also hidden storage compartments, which efficiently ups the ante in terms of available living space throughout. The outside kitchen certainly helps as well, especially if you’re used to a crowded kitchen in the mornings.

There’s even enough room for a pantry, a virtual necessity for stocking up enough food for a large crowd. The tri-fold sofa folds out into a comfy bed as well, and the queen bed up front completes the sleeping arrangements. There’s only one bathroom, but it’s sufficient in size, with a decent-sized shower to boot.

2. Heartland Prowler 335SBH

✅ Bunkhouse in the rear is its own, private room

⛔ Windws are smallish

• Length:  37′ 8″
• UVW:  8,830 lbs
• GVWR:  11,380 lbs
• CCC:  2,518 lbs
• Hitch Weight:  1,180 lbs
• Sleeps:  11

A larger travel trailer that sleeps 8 should do multiple things at once: offer enough sleeping space for several people, allow for living space in a crowded scenario, and offer up reasons to get outside, where you literally have all the room in the world. The Heartland Prowler 335SBH does plenty of the latter.

Featuring a power awning with LED lighting, an exterior shower, a fantastic exterior, pass-thru storage, and an outdoor kitchen that comes with a fridge, a sink, and a stovetop. Heartland didn’t skimp on the interior living space either. The inside is designed to maximize living space for large families.

Despite the extra space, a sizeable entertainment system is included, an H-blast A/C to keep everyone cool and comfy, plenty of lounging furniture, built-in wireless internet access, a full-size fridge, and even an air fryer oven.

3. Jayco White Hawk 29BH

✅ Jayco COMMAND, SMART, and CONTROL turns this RV into the ultimate smart travel trailer

⛔ Oven is on the small side for a travel trailer that can accommodate 8

• Length:  34.7′
• UVW:  7,025 lbs
• GVWR:  8,500 lbs
• CCC:  1,475 lbs
• Hitch Weight:  795 lbs

As the third bunkhouse travel trailer that sleeps 8 on the list, the Jayco White Hawk 29BH offers things that are probably becoming familiar to you right now. The single slide pushes the u-dinette and tri-fold sofa out of the way, doing an impressive job of expanding the interior living space.

The double bunks in the back are familiar as well, with a queen bed up front and a sufficient bathroom sharing the east-to-west space with the bunks. If you have young kids who simply don’t understand the concept of being quiet in the middle of the night, when they have to go to the bathroom, you’ll appreciate the bathroom’s distance from the queen bed.

Jayco also included the JaySMART, JayCONTROL, and JayCOMMAND systems, which essentially convert the entire travel trailer into a mobile smart home, both when you’re hauling it and at rest.

4. CrossRoads Sunset Trail SS299QB

✅ Large sink with decent counter space and a lot of storage, just in the kitchen area

⛔ Bathroom requires a little sideways shuffling unless you’re a small kid

• Length:  33.9′
• UVW:  6,230 lbs
• GVWR:  9,630 lbs
• CCC:  3,400 lbs
• Hitch Weight:  838 lbs
• Sleeps:  9

You may have noticed by now that sticking with a single slide that contains the dinette and sofa is a tried and true feature. The CrossRoads Sunset Trail SS299QB doesn’t attempt to break the mold here, but this floorplan offers a bit of a different layout compared to the previous options.

For one, the bathroom doesn’t share half of the east-to-west space in the back. The flip-up bunks in the back are in their own, private room, with the bathroom located directly forward. While this reduces some of the living space, the SS299QB went with the idea of placing the bathroom directly across from the slide-out, reducing the space intrusion.

In the front, you get a king bed with plenty of walk-around space still available. There’s even enough room for overhead storage and dual-opposing wardrobes on either side of the headboard. This leaves the kitchen, dining, and entertainment area with a lot of space, an ideal layout since people spend most of their daylight hours in these rooms.

5. Forest River Campsite Reserve 23LM

✅ This RV includes a ton of storage options, especially hidden storage throughout the interior

⛔ No sofa, unfortunately

• Length:  30′ 1″
• UVW:  6,073 lbs
• GVWR:  7,760 lbs
• CCC:  1,687 lbs
• Hitch Weight:  760 lbs
• Sleeps:  8

The Campsite Reserve 23LM travel trailer sleeps 8 but goes about it in a slightly different way. For one, the slide includes the dinette and fridge, rather than the dinette and sofa. In fact, this floorplan doesn’t include a sofa at all, with the dinette being the primary sitting place for entertainment.

The split double bunks and bathroom return, after a break with the Sunset Trail SS299QB. There are a few interesting additions, however, such as the 45° angle entertainment center that opens to reveal an additional, hidden storage compartment. It’s similar to something you see more often in a fifth-wheel configuration.

The exterior kitchen is here, with all the bells and whistles, along with a lengthy awning and sizeable pass-thru storage in the front. The L-kitchen design opens up the interior living space and though this one is a little more cramped than the others, it’s still a very sizeable and comfortable option.

6. Gulf Stream Trailmaster 285DBS

✅ Neat hidden pantry trick behind a swivel-open entertainment center

⛔ L-shaped sink cuts back on the accessible counter space a little bit

• Length:  41.1′
• UVW:  7,350 lbs
• GVWR:  9,810 lbs
• CCC:  2,460 lbs
• Hitch Weight:  1,010 lbs

The Gulf Stream Trailmaster 285DBS went with an interesting feature that improves interior living space and storage. The fairly sizeable pantry is hidden behind the entertainment center, providing families with plenty of kitchen storage without taking up extra space in addition to the TV.

The split, east-to-west bathroom, and double bunks show up here as well. Unfortunately, the exterior kitchen is an option only and doesn’t come standard with this travel trailer. The biggest change here is the double bathrooms. For a travel trailer that sleeps 8, including a double bathroom is a surprising and welcome feature.

The fact that Gulf Stream pulls it off without reducing living space and maintaining a king-size bed is exceptional. The slide contains the sofa and the U-shaped dinette, with an L-shaped kitchen design that doesn’t eat into the floor space.

7. East To West Longitude 319BH

✅ The folding bed/convertible office space is truly a stand-out feature

⛔ Bathroom right next to the master bathroom could be problematic with boisterous children

• Length:  38.1′
• UVW:  7,788 lbs
• GVWR:  11,335 lbs
• CCC:  3,547 lbs
• Hitch Weight:  935 lbs

The East to West Longitude 319BH is aptly named as it’s long enough to accommodate just about everything East to West could think of. For instance, this is the first travel trailer that sleeps 8 and includes a convertible rear bunk room. That’s right, it doesn’t have to be a bunk room. It’s designed to play a dual role as a room for the kids or a major office room.

The entire bunk system in the rear is stowable, with everything flipping up and out of the way when you don’t need it. The room also includes an additional end table and a wardrobe. Instead of the bathroom sharing space with the bunks in the rear, it’s just behind the king bed in the front, a convenience in a lot of ways.

The sofa and u-dinette slide-out remain the same because it simply works. Why not? The exterior lacks a kitchen but you still have your LP quick-connect, spray port, a 21′ awning, and pass-thru storage.

8. Grand Design Trancend Xplor 265BH

✅ An excellent choice for boondocking long-term, with 62 gallons of fresh water and a 78-gallon grey tank

⛔ Carpeted slide under the dinette

• Length:  32′ 9″
• UVW:  6,327 lbs
• GVWR:  7,995 lbs
• CCC:  1,668 lbs
• Hitch Weight:  658 lbs

Last but not least on our travel trailer that sleeps 8 list is the Grand Design Transcend Xplor 265BH . One of the best features of the 265BH doesn’t have anything to do with the fact that it’s capable of sleeping a lot of people. It comes with 165 watts of rooftop solar power, thanks to Grand Design’s SolarFlex package, which is becoming the new standard.

it also includes a series of quick-connects so you can add more solar panels if you need them. Not a bad deal for those who want to take their families on boondocking adventures. Another fantastic feature is the lack of vents on the floor. No stubbing your bare toes early in the morning, usually right in the middle of a yawn.

The bunks in the rear are sitting over a large storage area as well, so you can pack in the extra gear without reducing your living space. Lastly, this travel trailer features dual entry, a surprisingly convenient feature for RVers new to the lifestyle.

Does Airstream Make A Bunkhouse Model?

Airstream does indeed make bunkhouse models , though the classic brand is certainly not known for them. The Airstream Flying Cloud 25FB, 27FB, and 30FB (up to eight options), along with international versions, are all bunk bed models.

There was a Flying Cloud 23CB bunk option but, according to Airstream, that floorplan is now retired. If you happen to find a 23CB used model, however, so much the better. It’s a good thing Airstream manufactured these models too, as bunk bed options are among the highest-demanded features in Airstream models. With the Flying Cloud floorplans flying off of dealer lots, it’s no wonder.

For the most part, these bunk beds are not designed for adults, since Airstream designed them in the rear of the Airstream where the walls curve in, limiting the length of the fold-down bunks. This is one of those features where Airstream simply compromised with available space by placing a bunk in place of what used to be storage on past models.

Are Long Travel Trailers Safe To Tow With A Half Ton?

It’s not so much that a half-ton can’t safely tow a long travel trailer as it is a matter of weight. In general, a half-ton is capable of towing anywhere between 6,000 lbs and 10,000 lbs. Since the vast majority of travel trailers fall within that window, some of the longer ones are something a half-ton can handle.

There are exceptions. You should consider your cargo weight and where you are taking it. If you are closing in on the truck’s limitations, it may not be a good idea to visit the Rocky Mountains, or the Smokies, for that matter. It’s best not to press the weight issue, however, for your safety, if nothing else.

However, there are lengthy travel trailers out there that are extremely lightweight, and purposefully manufactured that way. Your truck’s payload capacity is an important factor and you also have to be careful about what dealerships claim can tow the RVs they sell. Sometimes, they are correct, but only barely—with specific weight numbers you need to know and understand.

Can Adults Use RV Bunk Beds?

Whether or not adults can use bunk beds depends on the adult. For the most part, sure. Bunk beds are generally long enough to accommodate a 6′ adult. However, sometimes they are not, such as the aforementioned Airstream.

By the nature of their design, most RV bunk beds will be less comfortable for an adult than they will for a child, thanks to thinner mattresses. Most kids can pass out on a linoleum or hardwood floor. Adults, on the other hand, may fall asleep in a bunk and wake up with the world’s worst backache.

Then again, maybe such things don’t bother you. The point is that most RV bunk beds don’t come with labels that read, “No adults allowed.” Some might have weight limitations, depending on how it’s designed. Typically, these bunks are the fold-down kind, with lighter weight tolerances.

Final Thoughts About Travel Trailers For 8 People

A good travel trailer that sleeps 8 people is an absolute luxury for large families. Not necessarily because they are difficult to find, but because they are often designed with more than just sleeping capacity in mind. When you have that many people on board, space is at a premium.

Innovative design features that go into these floorplans cater to that need for extra space, along with the features and amenities necessary to support extensive families. They also have the all-important cargo-carrying capacity to support the weight of eight or more people and all of the gear and luggage each person has.

Ultimately, these larger travel trailers are the perfect choice for families that need the space, without sacrificing comfort and luxury-living on the road.

Related Reading:

– 10 Largest and Longest Travel Trailers for 2024 – How Are Airstreams Made? – 10 Travel Trailers With High Ceilings For Tall People: 2024 Models – How Much Weight Do RV Bunks Hold?

About the Author:

Thomas Godwin is a full-time freelance writer with a BFA in Creative Writing, a U.S. Marine, and an avid outdoorsman.

When he’s not writing, he’s raising chickens and Appleyard ducks. Thomas also constructs teardrop campers (attempting to anyway) and kayaks the Blackwater River with his wife, two daughters, and his Dobermans.

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9 Great Class A RVs That Sleep 6-10 People (With Pictures)

Class A RVs come in a wide variety of sizes, and there are many different floorplans available.

From huge rigs that comfortably sleep 10 or more people to smaller motorhomes with beds for 6 people, there’s a Class A option for everyone.

We’ve found 9 great Class A RVs with sleeping capacities ranging from 6-10 people.

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Class A RVs That Sleep up to 6 People

For couples or smaller families that want a Class A motorhome without too much extra room, these options could be the way to go.

1. Forest River FR3 30DS

At 31′ 8″ in length, the Forest River FR3 is on the smaller end of the Class A spectrum but doesn’t sacrifice comfort or space.

This Class A RV feels luxurious, with features like a king-size bed, washer/dryer, and a huge 4 door fridge.

The Forest River FR3 has 2 slide-outs, one with the couch and banquette combo and the other with the king bed. This means that the RV manages to retain an open floorplan, which adds to the feeling of a spacious living area.

Additional sleeping options come in the form of a hide-a-bed couch and a power-fold bunk at the front of the RV.

Costing around $100,000, this Class A RV will comfortably sleep 6 people, making it a great choice for families.

2. Winnebago Intent 30R

Another Class A RV on the smaller side, the Winnebago Intent, is compact luxury on wheels.

Although this motorhome is just over 30′ in length, it has an amazing slide-out that runs almost the entire length of the vehicle on the driver side. This design feature opens up a lot of space, giving the Intent a really open floorplan.

The Winnebago Intent is designed with pet lovers in mind. The outside tailgate package features a kitchen, LED lighting, and an entertainment center, and also has a nifty PetPal leash tie-down.

Another feature that pet owners will appreciate is the Pet Palace, an under-bed sleeping area with a doggie door.

This Class A RV has been designed with more than just Fido’s comfort in mind, though.

There’s ample sleeping space for 6 people, including a king-size bed and a StudioLoft bed that’s accessed by a ladder.

A Winnebago Intent 30R will cost you around $110,000.

3. Thor Vegas 25.6

At 27′ in length, the Thor Vegas is the shortest Class A RV on our list.

This motorhome stands out from the rest because it is designed to go off-grid, making it perfect for families that want to go a little further afield than just the next RV park.

The Vegas has a sturdy, utility-focused build and is also equipped with connectivity in mind. It comes with the Winegard ConnecT 2.0 WiFi/4G/TV antenna and an Onan RV QG 4000 gas generator and is also solar-ready.

Another fantastic feature is the RapidCamp+, which allows you to control all the RV’s systems from your phone. Once you’re off-grid, you’ll be able to use the app to monitor levels, set the generator to auto-start, turn on lights, and much more.

Although the Vegas is designed to go further than its competitors, it still retains a luxury feel.

The interior design is sleek and modern and comfortably sleeps up to 6 people.

You’ll probably pay between $80,000 and $90,000 for a Thor Vegas.

4. Newmar Ventana

If you’re looking for a sleek Class A RV that has all the comforts of home and maybe more, then the Newmar Ventana is definitely worth considering.

With 18 different available floorplans, the Ventana has an option for everyone, and 6 people will sleep in comfort. The Ventana even comes with pillow-top mattresses, so getting a restful night’s sleep won’t be an issue.

The Ventana is built on an aluminum and fiberglass frame and has 3 slide-outs, making this an RV with more than enough space for everyone to stretch out and relax.

Aside from all the high-end interior touches, like polished countertops, concealed hinges on the closets, and soft-close drawers, the Newmar Ventana uses a proprietary Comfortdrive steering cruise control system, which makes it a breeze to cruise the highways.

The Ventana doesn’t come cheap! You’ll need to pay around $280,000.

Class A RVs That Sleep up to 8 People

Larger groups or families that need extra space have plenty of options too. Here are some Class A RVs that sleep up to 8 people.

5. Thor A.C.E. 30.2

Thor Motorcoach designed the A.C.E. 30.2 intending to create a compact, easily maneuverable Class A RV. This motorhome is fun to drive and can manage roads that some of its larger cousins cannot navigate.

The A.C.E has a family-friendly layout, featuring a sofa-bed, convertible dinette, and bunk beds that kids will love. A drop-down bunk provides even more sleeping space, meaning this RV will easily sleep 8 people.

Although some people report that the kitchen is rather small, this is offset by the increased spaciousness of the seating areas.

The Thor A.C.E. is one of the more affordable options on our list, at around $70,000.

6. Winnebago Vista 31 BE

Here’s another Class A RV that is just perfect for families on the move.

Winnebago has been producing RVs for over 60 years, and this company really knows what it’s doing when it comes to design.

The Vista features the kind of functional, well-imagined floorplan that has made Winnebago so successful, with a full wall slide-out that adds a massive amount of extra living space.

This Class A RV will easily sleep 8 people. There’s a huge master bedroom with a queen-size bed at the rear of the vehicle, as well as bunk beds and a retractable StudioLoft bed above the cab.

Although the Vista does have a somewhat compact kitchen, the clever use of an L-shaped counter provides easy access to the fridge and stove.

The intelligent design also extends to the walk-through bathroom, allowing access to the master bedroom when the slide-out is retracted.

The Winnebago Vista costs around $115,000.

7. Tiffin Allegro 36 UA

Measuring a whopping 38′ in length, the Tiffin Allegro is a huge motorhome that’s definitely been designed with large families in mind.

The Allegro features a full-wall slide-out that can come with a dinette and sofa bed or a massive U-shaped seating area Tiffin calls its ‘Luxury Lounge.’ This RV is perfect for dinner parties or game nights.

Once it’s time to turn in for the night, there’ll be plenty of sleeping space for up to 8 people in the Allegro.

At the rear of the Allegro, there’s a king-size bed with a large adjacent bathroom, and toward the front there are bunk beds with an additional half-bath.

You can expect to pay around $160,000 for an Allegro 36 UA.

Class A RVs That Sleep up to 10 People

For the largest families or those who want the option to bring friends along for the ride, there are Class A RVs that sleep up to 10 people.

8. Jayco Alante 31R

Jayco is a hugely popular company that produces some of the best-selling Class A RVs on the market.

The Alante 31R is a thoughtfully designed motorhome that sleeps 10 people comfortably. Aside from the queen-size bed at the rear, there are 2 bunk beds, 2 sofa beds, and a bunkhouse, which means that everyone will have a place to sleep in peace!

The 2 slide-outs create tons of extra space, and the center kitchen becomes the hub of this motorhome. There’s a 3 burner stove, large fridge, and bench seating, so family mealtimes will be easy to manage.

The only downside is that the bunk beds are located right next to the main entryway, making it hard for kids to sleep if there’s are still enjoying themselves outside at night.

For a lightly used Alante 31R, you can expect to pay around $80,000.

9. Fleetwood Bounder 36H

The Fleetwood Bounder 36H is another really spacious Class A RV that adds a touch of luxury to your family camping trip.

The Bounder comes in at 37′ 7″ in length and has triple slide-outs, which means there’s more than enough space for everyone to feel comfortable.

There are all of the features that you would expect from a large Class A RV, including plenty of storage space, a large and well-appointed kitchen, and an entertainment center.

As far as sleeping arrangements go, the Bounder has enough room to sleep 10 people comfortably. There’s a large master bedroom at the rear, with a king-size bed, as well as bunk beds, a sofa bed, and a convertible dinette toward the front of the vehicle.

A major bonus is a fact that the Bounder has 2 bathrooms.

There’s a huge master bath next to the main bedroom, as well as a smaller half-bath across from the bunk beds, which means the kids won’t have far to go in the middle of the night.

Add in an optional washer/dryer combo, and the Fleetwood Bounder is the perfect getaway vehicle for large families!

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