Rear kitchen Travel Trailer floorplans and rear kitchen 5th Wheel floorplans are great for the chef in the family. When the kitchen is placed in the rear of the camper it makes the kitchen counter space out of this world. Most of our rear kitchen floorplans that are 27ft and larger will also include two nice easy chairs for relaxing at the end of the day. Larger rear kitchens are starting to take the place of the traditional rear lounge floor plans because manufacturers will still offer you two chairs but give you a better TV placement and bigger kitchen counter space.

For those that would appreciate more space in the bathroom, this is the layout for you! Rear bathroom trailers are one of the most popular styles of couples coaches in the market. Not only do you get extra square feet in the bathroom, but you also benefit from tons of extra storage without compromising. The Salem Hemisphere by Forest River, and the connect lineup by KZ offer different length and weight options in the rear bath format. Both options still give you access to outside kitchens and passthrough storage at the front of the coach, while still gaining the extra bathroom space making changing a breeze.

We stock a large selection of bunk house Travel Trailers and Bunk House Fifth Wheels at our Bay City RV Dealership. Bunkhouse campers account for over half of our current inventory making it easy to find just the “right Bunkhouse camper” you’ve been dreaming of. What’s the difference between a Bunk House and a Bunk Room? Bunk Rooms are normally separated from the rest of the RV by a privacy door or curtain. Whereas the bunks in a Bunkhouse camper are normally exposed to the living area of the RV. Our Bunkhouse offerings include small Bunkhouse campers, lightweight Bunkhouse campers and larger ½ ton towable Bunkhouse trailers. We also offer Lightweight Fifth Wheel Bunkhouse RV’s.

Searching for a bunk room Travel Trailer or a Bunk Room 5th Wheel? At Tri City RV in Michigan, we normally stock a large selection of Bunk Room campers. Bunk Room RV’s are a little different from traditional Bunk Houses. Bunk Room RV’s usually will have a door or curtain which separates the bunk area portion of the RV from the kitchen/living area of the camper, and usually are found in RV lengths 30′ or longer. It is also common to find an additional slide out in the bunk room which dramatically increases not only sleeping area but also living area in the bunk room.

Front bedroom Travel Trailers and front bedroom Fifth Wheels are the most common bedroom arrangement in the industry. In a front bedroom RV, normally you will find one of 4 different RV floor plans: a rear kitchen camper, rear living camper, rear bunkhouse, or rear bunk room RV. Sometimes manufacturers will put your front bed on a slide out or provide a wardrobe slide out which allows for more clothing storage in the bedroom area.

Looking for an RV with a lot of kitchen counter space? Front Kitchen Travel Trailer floor plans provide an extra-large kitchen with ample counter space for all your food preparation needs. Front kitchen campers will have the master bedroom in the rear of the camper with the bathroom also near the rear of the RV.

Are you looking for a spacious, open style floor plan optimized for extended stay camping? If the answer is yes, a front living style trailer may be the perfect fit for you. Whether you are looking for a fifth wheel or travel trailer you can find many different front living options on our lot. Front living trailers typically feature a large master bedroom granting extra storage and changing space at the rear of the trailer. We have a variety of options from our trusted brands ranging from the lightweight connect and alpha wolf travel trailers, all the way to the luxurious Salem Hemisphere Elite fifth wheels. Take full advantage of larger kitchens and cooking space, added storage, spacious living areas, and even seasonal camping today by looking at our many front living camper options.

Do you want to start camping but weight is a concern? Do you have a smaller SUV or lightweight truck and not sure what to do? A hybrid travel trailer may be the answer for you! With a hybrid you get the lightweight frame like a pop-up camper, and you gain the shell of a typical travel trailer. No longer will you be setting up for an extra hour at the campsite cranking up the canvas of a pop up. The Sportsmen classic series offers a lightweight trailer with maximum sleeping capacity. Hybrids are a great option for families looking to travel and not have to worry about conflicting size limits at some campgrounds. Hybrids feature oversized drop-down bunks and have maximized the sleeping capacity for not only your family, but for friends as well.

Island kitchen travel trailer and Island kitchen fifth wheel floorplans have been gaining traction over the past 10 years. Usually, you will see an island kitchen camper floorplan when you have two slides that oppose one another. Island Kitchen RV’s offer you more prep space in the kitchen area and in most cases more organized storage for cookware.

Gaining an outside kitchen doesn’t just mean a mini fridge anymore. Now our manufacturers are filling the outside kitchens with tons of different appliances and cooking space. Our Cherokee lineup features a Greystone cooking top, double door refrigerator, full size cabinets, an outside sink, and a propane quick connection to make cooking a breeze. There are different kitchen layouts optimized for the different classes. Arctic wolf, and Salem Hemisphere fifth wheels allow for full sized double door refrigerators and ample counter and cooking space. If you need a more compact style trailer, the sportsmen classic and the wolf pup travel trailers have outside kitchens optimized for the smaller trailer size.

If you are looking for a spacious but lightweight trailer, then a rear living floor plan is the way to go. The biggest benefit of a front living floor plan in either fifth wheels or travel trailers is the surplus of storage capacity. You no longer must sacrifice storage for living space! The Alpha wolf series by Cherokee shows off the huge pass-through storage and opposing slide outs in the rear living area with a full-sized pantry and Island. The connect line by KZ showcases an oversized front master bedroom with a king bed slide out. Rear living camping trailers are very universal due to their lightweight chassis, so they are no longer specific to seasonal camping!