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RV & Travel Trailer Floor Plans

Learn the hassle-free way to quickly create RV and travel trailer floor plans.

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Create RV & Travel Trailer Floor Plans in Minutes

With Cedreo’s smart drawing tools and intuitive interface, you can create travel trailer floor plans faster than ever. And even with no prior design experience, you can get realistic 3D images of the RV interior in just a few minutes. That means you can save time and land more clients with 3D project proposals.

Functional 2D RV Floor Plans

Any RV or travel trailer project starts as a set of 2D plans. With Cedreo, you can create a simple 2D RV layout with just a few clicks. Then Cedreo makes it easy to add and modify walls, get up-to-date dimensions and insert fixture symbols.

3D RV Floor Plans that Pop

3D floor plans offer a unique perspective from above, allowing you to see the entire space with its colors, textures and 3D fixtures. These views are often presented on RV manufacturer websites. Cedreo helps you quickly create them on your own.

Photorealistic Visualizations of the Final RV Design

When trying to fit so much into a tiny travel trailer, it’s important to get a first-person perspective of the space. Cedreo helps you do that with 3D photorealistic renderings. These renderings help you and your clients visualize the finished space with accurate lighting and textures so you can showcase the full potential of your RV floor plans.

6 Things to Consider When Designing RV & Travel Trailer Floor Plans

How can you design the best possible travel trailer floor plan? Follow these six design considerations.

Consider Client Needs

Who will be using it, a couple or a family with kids? Will they spend most of their time outside? Do they need a large kitchen for preparing family meals? How low will they be staying in their RV?

What Are You Starting With?

Are you starting with an empty trailer bed to build an RV from scratch or are you redoing an existing travel trailer like an Airstream? If the trailer already has plumbing and electric, your floor plan options may be limited.

Traffic Flow Is Even More Important

Because of the small space, be sure to consider how people will need to move through the RV. This is especially true if you’re designing an RV for families with kids. For example, consider how people will access storage or the bathroom while someone is working in the kitchen.

Use Wall Slides to Add Space

Slideouts are a great way to open up the trailer’s layout. Look for ways to add sliedouts in the kitchen and living areas to add extra space and make it easier to move around the RV.

Create Different Zones for Privacy

This is especially important for families with kids or for campers traveling in groups. Add curtains or pocket doors to close off bathrooms, bedrooms and changing areas.

Extra Space in Living and Dining Areas

If you need to save on space, start with the sleeping areas and try to leave as much space as possible in the living and dining areas. Those are the areas that get used the most, especially during bad weather.

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RV & Travel Trailer Floor Plan FAQs

RV & travel trailer floor plans present unique challenges. Here are some answers to clarify some of your design questions. And don’t forget to check out Cedreo’s design blog for more tips and tricks.

How do you maximize sleeping space in RVs?

Some good options for maximizing the space in an RV or travel trailer are: bunk beds, fold out sofas, murphy beds, dinette booth beds and overhead beds. Also, plan on using RV mattress sizes which are smaller than standard mattresses.

What are the standard lengths for RVs and travel trailers?

The standard lengths for RVs and travel trailers can vary depending on the type and manufacturer. Generally, Class A motorhomes range from 26 to 45 feet, while Class B and C motorhomes are shorter, typically ranging from 17 to 32 feet. Travel trailers can range from 13 to 33 feet in length, while fifth-wheel trailers are usually between 22 and 40 feet long. RV manufacturers may offer custom sizes or lengths outside of these ranges, so it’s essential to do research and consider the specific needs before finalizing your layout.

How big should an RV bathroom be?

The ideal size of an RV bathroom depends on personal preferences and the type of RV. It should have enough space for a toilet, sink, and shower, and allow users a little space to move around. For smaller RVs, a compact bathroom with a wet bath (combined shower/toilet) can save space. Larger RVs can have a separate shower and toilet area with extra storage.

What are the best ways to make the most efficient use of space in a travel trailer?

One of the best ways to maximize space is to choose multi-functional furniture that can serve more than one purpose – like a dinette that converts into a bed or sofa. Using vertical space is also key, by adding shelving, cabinets or hanging organizers to make the most of wall space.

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10 Must-See Travel Trailer Floor Plans (With Slide-Outs)

Travel trailers come in what seems like an endless variety of sizes and configurations.

From small lightweight micro campers to large luxury trailers.

Regardless of size or configuration though, one of the most popular travel trailers features is the RV slide-out.

As RV slide-outs provide numerous benefits, including increased living space, improved comfort, and enhanced layouts, plus many more .

With so many travel trailer floor plans on the market though, it’s easy to become overwhelmed.

So to help narrow down your search, we created this list of must-see travel trailer floor plans with slide-outs , ordering them from smallest to largest.

That way, no matter what size travel trailer floor plan you’re looking for, you’re sure to find one with a slide-out to meet your needs.

Travel Trailer Floor Plans With Slide-Outs (Smallest to Largest)

1. forest river flagstaff e-pro e19fbs.

Quick Specs

• Average Cost : $29,000
• Length : 20 Feet 2 Inches
• Dry Weight : 3,375 Pounds
• Sleeping Capacity : 4
• Bathroom : 3-Piece Dry Bath
• Slide-Outs : 1

The Forest River Flagstaff E-Pro E19FBS, sister RV to the Rockwood Geo Pro G19FBS , is one of the most popular small couple’s trailers on the market.

Thanks to a variety of reasons, one of the biggest though is its slide-out.

This 20-foot travel trailer floor plan is one of the few campers of this size that offers a slide-out .

Which greatly improves the interior space and functionality of the camper.

There’s more to this travel trailer than just its slide-out though, as the camper also offers a full suite of features that makes it great for weekend getaways as well as extended camping.

As the E-Pro E19FBS features a well-equipped kitchen, a three-piece dry bath, an east-to-west queen bed, and a comfy sofa.

Plus, if you need to sleep more than two people, the sofa jack knifes down into a sleeper sofa, bringing the total sleeping capacity to four.

Best of all, Forest River was able to incorporate all these features into the travel trailer, while still keeping the overall weight down.

As the E19FBS has a dry weight of under 3,500 pounds, making it a very lightweight travel trailer .

For more information on the Forest River E-Pro E19FBS and to take a 3D tour of the floorplan, check out Forest River’s website here .

2. Grand Design Imagine XLS 17MKE

• Average Cost : $33,500
• Length : 21 Feet 11 Inches
• Dry Weight : 4,674 Pounds

The Grand Design Imagine XLS 17MKE is another popular floor plan with a slide-out designed for couples.

As this floorplan utilizes every square inch of space to maximize comfort and convenience for two.

Making it a great choice for all types of couples camping including full-time RV living .

Starting with its front bedroom, which utilizes a queen Murphy bed to maximize sleeping comfort at night, while still providing plenty of room to hang out during the day.

The real stand-out feature of this Grand Design travel trailer though is its large rear L-shaped kitchen, which offers more counter and cabinet space than just about any other 22-foot travel trailer.

Finally, rounding out the floorplan is a spacious well-laid-out rear corner bath.

Which offers a separate shower, toilet, and bathroom vanity, plus, a medicine cabinet and even a small linen closet.

Of course, none of these amenities would be possible without the trailer’s mid-slid-out, which not only provides enough space for the theatre dinette or optional dinette booth but also all the rest of the amenities inside the camper.

To see other compact campers perfect for full-time RV living, check out our blog post “ The 10 Best Small Travel Trailers for Full-Time Living “.

3. Winnebago Micro Minnie 2108TB

• Average Cost : $32,000
• Length : 22 Feet 5 Inches
• Dry Weight : 4,040 Pounds

Twin-bed floor plans are becoming more popular every day.

Thanks to their improved accessibility, increased walkability, and flexible sleeping accommodations.

One of the most popular twin bed travel trailer floor plans is the Winnebago Micro Minnie 2108TB.

As this twin-bed floorplan offers best-in-class comfort and functionality, while still keeping the trailer compact and lightweight .

The Micro Minnie 2108TB has a length of only 22 feet 5 inches and an unloaded weight of just over 4,000 pounds.

Making this Micro Minnie one of the smallest travel trailers available to offer both twin beds and a slide-out.

Which provides unparalleled flexibility and utility to this small travel trailer.

For more information on the Winnebago Micro Minnie 2108TB, check out Winnebago’s website by clicking here .

4. Lance 2185

• Average Cost : $60,000
• Length : 26 Feet 1 Inch
• Dry Weight : 5,345 Pounds
• Sleeping Capacity : 6
• Bathroom : Split 3-Piece Dry Bath

Another floorplan type that pairs nicely with an RV slide-out is the wildly popular bunkhouse floorplan, designed to maximize sleeping capacity.

Because if you’re going to maximize sleeping capacity you need to maximize space, and one of the best ways to do this is with a slide-out.

Bunkhouse floor plans are offered in two main configurations, depending on the size of the trailer.

The first type is a floor plan that offers bunk beds, like the Lance 2185 featured here.

This type of bunkhouse floor plan is typically found on smaller to mid-size campers.

The second type offers a large dedicated rear bunkhouse with multiple bunks, which is typically found on larger travel trailers ( like #10 on this list ).

Regardless of type though, an RV slide-out is almost a must on a bunkhouse camper , as you need to maximize living space to maximize sleeping capacity.

Which this Lance 26-foot travel trailer floor plan does a great job of, as this small camper with bunks offers rear bunk beds, a convertible u-shaped dinette booth, and a large north-to-south fixed bed.

Only made possible by the trailer’s mid-slide-out.

For more information on the Lance 2185 premium camper, check out Lance’s website by clicking here .

5. Coachmen Northern Spirit 2252MD

• Average Cost : $35,000
• Length : 26 Feet 11 Inches
• Dry Weight : 5,200 Pounds

The Coachmen Northern Spirit 2252MD is unique for many reasons, but one of the main ones is its large slide-out.

As the Northern Spirit 2252MD offers one of the largest slide-outs available on a 26-foot camper .

Because of this, it also offers more interior space than just about any other 26-foot travel trailer .

But just how much bigger is the slide-out on the Northern Spirit 2252MD?

The answer is about twice the size of a standard slide-out, as the curbside slide on the 2252MD spans more than half the RV.

Allowing the trailer to offer features and amenities not typically found on a camper of its size, including a rear L-shaped kitchen, both a sofa and a dinette booth, and a north-to-south queen bed.

To take a video or virtual tour of the Coachmen Northern Spirit 2252MD’s floorplan, visit Coachmen’s website by clicking here .

6. Jayco Jay Flight 267BHS

• Average Cost : $31,500
• Length : 30 Feet 4 Inches
• Dry Weight : 5,880 Pounds
• Sleeping Capacity : 8

The Jayco Jay Flight 267BHS floor plan is a great example of a hybrid bunkhouse layout .

Because while the trailer doesn’t offer a completely separate rear bunkhouse, it also offers more than just two single bunk beds.

As the Jay Flight 267BHS offers rear corner double bunks with their own separate windows and privacy curtains .

Acting like little mini bedrooms inside the trailer, which is why they’re so popular with kids.

Plus, when you add these double bunks to the trailer’s additional sleeping berths, including a convertible dinette booth, a jack-knife sofa, and a queen bed, it brings the sleeping capacity up to eight.

Making it one of the highest sleeping capacities offered on a 30-foot camper .

This 30-foot travel trailer floor plan offers more than just a high-sleeping capacity and double bunks though, as the trailer is loaded with upgrades as well.

Including a large curb-side slide-out , a fully equipped kitchen with a pantry, a private front bedroom, and a dedicated entertainment center.

To learn more about the Jayco Jay Flight 267BHS and to take a 3D tour of the floorplan, check out Jayco’s website here .

7. KZ RV Sportsmen SE 271BHKSE

• Average Cost : $27,000
• Length : 30 Feet 11 Inches
• Dry Weight : 5,710 Pounds
• Slide Outs : 1

At just under $30,000, the KZ RV Sportsmen SE 271BHKSE represents one of the best values you’ll find on a 30-foot travel trailer.

Because despite its more affordable price, this camper is loaded with upgrades and amenities.

Starting with perhaps the most important upgrade for this list, a large curb-side slide-out , which incorporates the trailer’s dinette booth and jack-knife sofa.

Similar in many ways to the Jayco Jay Flight 267BHS’s floorplan, the KZ RV Sportsmen SE 271BHKSE offers a very similar layout.

In fact, when comparing the two floorplans side-by-side it’s hard to tell them apart.

Because both floor plans offer a private front bedroom with a queen bed, a well-equipped campside kitchen, double rear corner bunks, and a spacious rear bathroom.

Which makes the Sportsmen SE 271BHKSE all the more impressive.

As this Sportsmen SE is able to offer all these features while still being thousands of dollars cheaper compared to the Jay Flight.

To see other affordable travel trailers under $30,000, check out our blog post “ Top 10 Travel Trailers Under $30,000 (With Pricing & Video) “.

8. Grand Design Imagine 2970RL

• Length : 34 Feet 2 Inches
• Dry Weight : 7,397 Pounds
• Slide-Outs : 2

The Grand Design Imagine 2970RL offers the coveted rear living room layout with opposing slide-outs.

This means that this RV floorplan has not one, but two slide-outs.

Giving the camper much more living space compared to a travel trailer offering only one or no slide-outs.

Plus, because the slide-outs are arranged in an opposing configuration, it gives the camper a very open and spacious feel, typically only found on larger 5th wheels .

The extended slide-out living space also helps the trailer feel more like a home than an RV.

Prioritizing relaxation and entertainment, this larger travel trailer floor plan provides the perfect setting for hanging out and unwinding after a day of adventure.

In addition, the large windows found on the campside slide-out ensure the trailer is flooded with tons of natural light.

Further enhancing the feeling of space inside the camper, which when combined with all its premium features makes this travel trailer hard to beat.

To learn more about the Grand Design Imagine 2970RL and to take a virtual tour of the floor plan, visit Grand Design’s website here .

9. Keystone Cougar Half-Ton 30RKD

• Average Cost : $49,500
• Length : 34 Feet 9 Inches
• Dry Weight : 7,772 Pounds

One of the most well-known RV models is the Keystone Cougar Half-Ton, which is available in both travel trailer and 5th-wheel configurations.

Designed to be pulled by half-ton trucks, like the Ford F-150 or RAM 1500 , the Cougar Half-Ton maximizes size and features while still keeping the trailer on the lighter side.

One of the most popular Cougar Half-Ton floor plans is the 30RKD, which offers a rear kitchen layout and two slide-outs.

This travel trailer floor plan has a thoughtfully designed interior with many amenities.

At the front, there’s a private bedroom with a king-size bed on a slide-out and a massive full-wall wardrobe.

The main living area, which has the trailer’s other slide-out, features a booth dinette and a tri-fold sleeper sofa or optional theater seating and a free-standing table.

The floor plan also offers a fully-equipped rear L-shaped kitchen, which boasts tons of counter and cabinet space as well as a full suite of upgraded appliances.

Rounding out the floorplan is a mid-bath, which offers a radius shower and dual entrances.

For more info on the Keystone Cougar Half-Ton 30RKD, check out Keystone’s website by clicking here .

10. Forest River Salem 33TS

• Average Cost : $43,000
• Length : 38 Feet 9 Inches
• Dry Weight : 9,276 Pounds
• Sleeping Capacity : 10
• Slide-Outs : 3

Forest River offers many popular travel trailer floor plans , but some of the most popular are in their Salem lineup.

In fact, the Forest River Salem and its floor plans are so popular that they made it on our list of the most popular travel trailers available today .

If you had to choose one Salem floor plan that’s the most popular though, it would have to be the Salem 33TS.

Thanks in large part to the 33TS’s spacious layout, which utilizes every square inch of space.

Offering three slide-outs, it has a larger living area than many of its competitors, making it perfect for large families or groups.

The interior design of the 33TS is both functional and stylish.

Its well-appointed kitchen, complete with modern appliances and ample counter space, allows for easy meal prep.

The owner’s front bedroom, offers a retreat-like experience, with a custom king bed on a slide-out and ample storage space with washer and dryer prep.

The rear of the trailer features a dedicated bunkhouse with a slide-out and multiple bunks , which is always a hit with kids.

The floor plan also features a large central living room equipped with comfortable seating and a sizable entertainment center.

Making it the perfect space for relaxing in the evening.

To take a video or virtual tour of the Forest River Salem 33TS’s floorplan, check out Forest River’s website by clicking here .

Advantages of Travel Trailer Floor Plans With Slide-Outs

RV slide-outs, or “slides,” are one of the most popular features available on travel trailers.

As a matter of fact, many RVers won’t even consider a travel trailer unless it offers at least one slide-out.

So to understand why they’re so popular let’s take a look at some of their main benefits.

• Increased Living Space : The main benefit of an RV slide-out is the additional living space it provides.
• Improved Comfort : During longer trips, the added space from a slide-out can greatly improve comfort, especially in bad weather when stuck inside.
• Better Versatility : Slide-outs provide more layout flexibility and allow for more creative and efficient use of space.
• Accommodate More People : Slide-outs allow RVs to accommodate more people.
• More Space for Features : With the added space from slide-outs, RV manufacturers can incorporate additional features into the trailer.
• Better Separation and Privacy : Slide-outs can create a clearer distinction between different living areas, providing more privacy and separation.
• More Residential Feel : Slide-outs give a trailer a more residential feel, due to the added space and wider interior they provide.
• Better Views and More Natural Light : Windows are often incorporated into slide-outs, which offer better views and more natural light.
• Higher Resale Value : Travel trailers with slide-outs often have a higher resale value, as many RV buyers are looking for the added space and functionality they provide.

Disadvantages of Travel Trailer Floor Plans With Slide-Outs

It’s not all good news for slide-outs though, as they do have some disadvantages.

So to help you understand their drawbacks, we’ve listed the main issues below.

• Added Weight : Slide-outs add considerable weight to a travel trailer, often around 800 pounds, which decreases fuel efficiency and can require a larger tow vehicle.
• Increased Maintenance : Slide-outs have moving parts and seals, which require regular maintenance to ensure they function properly and remain watertight.
• Increased Potential for Leaks : The seals and mechanisms that keep slide-outs watertight can degrade over time, leading to potential leaks.
• Mechanical Failures : Slide-outs rely on mechanisms to extend and retract. These mechanisms can malfunction leading to a stuck slide-out and potentially costly repairs.
• Increased Setup Time : While it usually only takes a few minutes to extend or retract a slide-out, it does add to the overall setup and teardown time.
• Can Limit Campsite Options : Some campsites are too narrow or have obstacles like trees that could prevent the extension of a slide-out.
• Higher Purchase Price : Travel trailers with slide-outs tend to be more expensive than those without.
• Potential for Debris Accumulation : Unless the trailer is outfitted with slide toppers, debris can collect on top of the slide-out, which must be cleared before retracting.

Slide-Out Travel Trailer Floor Plans Wrap-Up

In the ever-evolving world of travel trailers, slide-outs have reshaped our expectations of on-the-road comfort and luxury.

From compact designs like the Forest River Flagstaff E-Pro E19FBS to spacious giants such as the Forest River Salem 33TS, there’s a slide-out floor plan to fit every RVer’s needs.

However, it’s important to remember that while slide-outs do offer many advantages, they also have their drawbacks as well.

Whatever travel trailer floorplan you end up choosing though, whether with or without a slide-out, we hope this blog post has helped to narrow down your search.

Or at least helped you figure out what you want and don’t want in a travel trailer.

Happy camping and safe travels!

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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Top 4 Fifth Wheel RV Floorplans

When looking for the perfect RV, one of the most important areas of focus is deciding on the right floorplan to fit your lifestyle. With many types to choose from, it can be hard to decide what RV layout is perfect without hours and hours of shopping online and touring RVs.

And, especially right now, it can be difficult to tour every available RV floorplan on the market. So, we have lined up four of the most popular fifth wheel floorplan options and breakdown what each option has to offer, to provide you with more information for your RV shopping  journey. 

Top 4 Fifth Wheel RV Floorplans Explained

Front Living (FL) - Front living floorplans have the living room in the front of the RV instead of the back.

Rear Living (RL) - This layout means that the living room is based in the back of the RV

Bunkhouse (BH) - A bunkhouse floorplan typically has a small room that includes at least two bunk beds.

Bath and a Half (BAH) - This floorplan includes a full-sized bathroom attached to the master bedroom and a small bathroom connected to the living room.

Front Living Fifth Wheel Campers

• Grand Design Solitude 380FL
• Keystone RV Alpine 3711KP
• Jayco North Point 382FLRB

Grand Design Solitude 380FL MSRP: $102,881

The Solitude 380FL is 41-feet, 5-inches long and has a gross weight of 16,800 pounds. And with multiple sleeping options, it can house up to 6 people on a camping trip.

Outdoor features include two awnings, shock assist stairs, rear storage and pass-through storage. The living room includes two tri-fold sofas that flip into beds and theater seating with swivel out tray tables that face the entertainment center, which houses a telescoping TV and an electric fireplace for cozy nights inside.

The kitchen has several features such as a residential sized stainless-steel refrigerator, a free-standing dinette, island with a sink and pull-out sprayer faucet. The cooking space includes a microwave, and stainless-steel cooktop with a built-in oven.

The bedroom offers a queen bed with a residential style headboard and under-bed storage, two closets, an LED TV and a connected full bathroom. Above the bed, there are individually switched reading lights and a window, which is great for naturally lighting up the room.

If you'd like to see more features and photos of the Grand Design Solitude 380FL, click here .

*Actual exterior of unit may differ from manufacturer photos

Keystone RV Alpine 3711KP MSRP: $94,634

The Alpine 3711KP RV is 41-feet, 5-inches long and it has a dry weight of 13,889 pounds. Between the sleeping spaces in the living room and bedroom, it can sleep up to 6 people. Outdoor features include two awnings, a rear storage bay, solar prep, a rear ladder, and class “a” style dual latch “slam” baggage doors.

Inside, the living room offers two tri-fold sofa sleepers that are great for extra sleeping space, theater seating and an entertainment center with an electric fireplace.

The spacious kitchen boasts of a residential refrigerator with icemaker, a free-standing dinette, island countertop with a sink, convection microwave, three-burner stove top and two pantries, one of which is walk-in.

The master bedroom has a king bed with storage underneath, a storage chest, TV and a connected full-size bathroom with two sinks and prep for a stackable washer/dryer.

If you'd like to see more features and photos of the Keystone Alpine 3711KP, click here . 

Jayco North Point 382FLRB MSRP: $103,322

The North Point 382FLRB is 43-feet, 10-inches long and has a gross weight of 16,750 pounds. It can sleep up to 6 people with its living room and bedroom accommodations. Outdoor features include two awnings and an outdoor kitchen.

Inside the living room, there are two trifold hide-a-bed sofas that fold out for extra sleeping arrangements, an ottoman, theater seating and an entertainment center with storage space, a 50-inch TV and an electric fireplace.

In the kitchen, there is a residential-sized refrigerator, coffee bar, an island with a double sink, microwave, oven with a 4-burner stove top, stand-alone dinette with chairs, large pantry space and a 32-inch TV.

The master bedroom has a queen bed, two wardrobes, a window with a bench, and a connected full bathroom with two sinks and washer/dryer prep.

If you'd like to see more features and photos of the Jayco North Point 382FLRB, click here .

*Actual exterior and exterior of unit may differ from manufacturer photos

Rear Living Fifth Wheel Campers

• Prime Time RV Crusader Lite 29RS
• Keystone RV Laredo Super Lite 225SRL

Prime Time RV Crusader Lite 29RS MSRP: $49,042

The Crusader Lite 29RS has a length of 31-feet, 10-inches, an unloaded vehicle weight of 8,604 pounds and sleeps 5 people. Exterior features include an outdoor kitchen with a refrigerator, small stove top and cabinets.

Inside, the living room consists of a hideabed sofa with end tables and overhead cabinets, theater seating with overhead cabinets and an entertainment center. The kitchen, which is attached to the living room through an open floorplan, has a booth dinette, an island with sink, camp refrigerator, microwave and oven with three-burner stove top and a hutch/buffet, which is great for serving food or other camping essentials when entertaining guests.

There is a full bathroom that separates the kitchen and master bedroom. The bedroom has a queen bed with two nightstands, a wardrobe and an abundant amount of overhead cabinet space.

If you'd like to see more features and photos of the Prime Time RV Crusader Lite29RS, click here .

Keystone RV Laredo Super Lite 225SRL MSRP: $46,402

The Laredo Super Lite 225SRL is 27-feet, 6-inches long, has a dry weight of 7,113 pounds and can house up to 6 people. Outdoor features include a large pass-through storage space and an 18-foot awning.

The living room area has a trifold sofa sleeper that pulls out into a bed. The entertainment center is conveniently positioned on an angle so it can be seen from both the dinette and the sofa, so no matter where guests are seated, they can still view the game.

The kitchen area has a dinette, camp refrigerator, pantry, microwave, an oven with a three-burner stove top and a long countertop with a flip up extension for even more counter space

The bedroom has a queen bed with overhead cabinets, a nightstand and two wardrobes. Right outside of this private master bedroom is a bathroom that separates it from the kitchen and living area.

If you'd like to see more features and photos of the Keystone RV Laredo Super Lite 225SRL, click here .

Bunkhouse Fifth Wheel Camper Floorplans

• Keystone RV Cougar Half Ton 29MBS
• Winnebago Minnie Plus 29MBH

Keystone RV Cougar Half Ton 29MBS MSRP: $52,830

The Cougar 29MBS is 32-feet. 10-inches long, has a dry weight of 8898 pounds and can sleep up to 8 people. Outdoor features include a 9-foot awning and pass-through storage.

The living room space has a 68-inch tri-fold sleeper sofa, an entertainment center with optional electric fireplace and an entrance cabinet for extra storage.

The kitchen has a booth dinette, pantry, refrigerator, microwave, a large countertop with a double sink and an oven with a three-burner stove top.

There is a completely separate room in this RV dedicated to the bunkhouse. It consists of a large wardrobe, a sofa with a 28-inch by 68-inch bunk above it and a desktop for those who need a quiet space to work from the road.

The master bedroom has a queen bed, a wardrobe and two nightstands. There is a full bathroom that separates the master from the rest of the living space providing that extra privacy some campers prefer.    

If you'd like to see more features and photos of the Keystone RV Cougar Half Ton 29MBS, click here .

Winnebago Minnie Plus 29MBH MSRP: $56,168

The Minnie Plus 29MBH is 33-feet, 9-inches long, has a gross weight of 11,995 pounds and sleeps 6 people.

Exterior features include an outside water sprayer for easy clean up after a day outdoors for the kids or pets, a swing out entry assist handle, 12V power awning with LED lights, exterior speakers and a fold-out solid step.

The living room and kitchen are connected by an open floorplan. The living room portion has a large sofa and entertainment center with an electric fireplace.   The kitchen has a double door refrigerator, an oven with a three-burner cooktop, a pantry, a dining table with chairs and an L-shaped countertop with a sink.

The bunkhouse is a separate room with a 64-inch sofa with a 30-inch by 72-inch bunk above it, a TV and a pantry/closet, giving families the ability to have their own quiet time even when camping in an RV

The master bedroom has a queen bed, three wardrobes with a connected pass-through bathroom with an additional convenient entrance from the main living area via a sliding door.  

If you'd like to see more features and photos of the Winnebago Minnie Plus 29MBH, click here .

Bath and a Half Fifth Wheel Camper Floorplan

Jayco North Point 387FBTS

Vanleigh RV Vilano 369FB

Jayco North Point 387FBTS MSRP: 92,312

The North Point 387FBTS is 42-feet, 10-inches long, has a gross weight of 16,0000 pounds and sleeps up to 4 people. The exterior has two awnings, LED Exterior lighting package, pass-through storage with Slam-latch baggage doors and exterior marine guard speakers.

The living room features a tri-fold hide-a-bed sofas, which are great for creating extra sleeping space, theater seating with cupholders and an entertainment center with an electric fireplace and overhead cabinets.

The kitchen is home to a dinette, island counter with a sink and flip-up counter extension, a residential-size refrigerator, two overhead cabinet areas and a pantry.

The master bedroom has a queen bed with nightstands, a dresser with a TV and a connected full-bathroom with a bench, two sinks and walk- in closet with shelves.

There is also a bathroom between the kitchen and bedroom that includes pantry storage and washer/dryer prep.

If you'd like to see more features and photos of the Jayco North Point 387FBTS, click here .

*Actual exterior and interior of unit may differ from manufacturer photos

Vanleigh RV Vilano 369FB MSRP: 122,602

The Vilano 369FB RV is 38-feet, 11-inches long, has a gross weight of 16,00 pounds and comfortably houses 4 people.

  Exterior features include a LED exterior lighting system, Slam-Latch baggage doors, pass-through storage with motion sensored lighting and a pre-wire for a backup camera.

The living room has a large 80-inch sofa bed with two end tables and overhead cabinets, a 60-inch theater sofa with overhead cabinets and an entertainment center with a 50-inch monitor TV and a 40-inch electric fireplace.

The kitchen features solid surface countertops, a stainless-steel microwave, a stainless-steel oven, residential-sized refrigerator, pantry, dinette and a kitchen island with a stainless-steel sink and overhead lighting. There is also a modern backsplash along the kitchen that is made with hand laid tile and grout.

The master bedroom comes standard with a king-sized cool mattress perfect for those hot nights at a Florida campsite. The bedroom also includes such residential features as hardwood headboard, Hi-Boy dresser with a TV and a connected full bathroom with two sinks, a closet with motion censored lighting and washer/dryer prep in the wardrobe. There is also another bathroom off of the kitchen/living space.

If you'd like to see more features and photos of the Vanleigh RV Vilano 369FB, click here .

Like what you see? Check out other fifth wheels we carry here .

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New to RVs? Have some questions? Check out our blog on the top 10 most asked questions about RVs here.

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Campervan Layouts: How to Design your Dream Van Build

Home » Blog » Campervan » Campervan Layouts: How to Design your Dream Van Build

This is the ultimate guide to designing your campervan layout, no matter your budget or the size of your vehicle. We’re walking you through essential questions to ask so that you are able to determine what’s most important and design the perfect van for your needs! Let’s start the journey to designing your dream van conversion!

One of the most fun (and overwhelming!) steps of your van build journey is designing your campervan layout. 

If you’ve spent any time at all scrolling Pinterest or Instagram, you know I’m not exaggerating when I say there are seemingly endless campervan designs scattered throughout the Internet. And there are quite literally endless possibilities for designing your layout .

While inspiration is great, it can sometimes be paralyzing too. With so many great ideas and creative solutions, how do you even know where to start?!

Well, we’ve designed three (very different!) campervan layouts , and we’ve learned a ton in the process. 

This article is going to walk you through some tried and true methods for creating the perfect van conversion layout for  your  needs. Plus we’ve included all sorts of honest advice, insider tips and our personal experiences.

After reading through these tips and steps, you’ll be well on your way to getting your build started. So let’s go!

Campervan Layouts Guide

• Layout or van: which comes first?
• Questions to ask yourself before designing your van conversion layout .
• Best methods for creating your design .
• What measurements to take before starting your design .
• A FREE template to help you plan your layout .
• Most important pieces of your layout to think about .

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Should you choose your layout or your van first?

To be honest, this is kind of like the whole chicken or egg debate… 

Designing your layout  then   choosing your vehicle  works well for some, while obtaining the vehicle  then  designing the layout based on exact dimensions is best for others.

We like to do a very basic layout design to begin with. We figure out what features are a priority for us in our campervan, and this helps dictate the general size of vehicle we’ll be looking for. Once we have the vehicle purchased and keys in hand, that’s when we do the  real  designing.

Unless you have a very sizeable budget and are buying new, you may have to be flexible with the vehicle you purchase.

For example, we were hoping to purchase a Dodge Ram Promaster 2500 for our second build. But when we began searching, the only vehicles available in our area and within our budget were a 3500 or a 2500 with a  short  wheelbase. We went with the latter, which meant we sacrificed about 2 feet of length.

Had we already designed our exact build, we would have been very disappointed because two feet can make a  lot  of difference in a van layout.

Similarly, with our first camper van build, we were just looking for vehicles under $3,000. We didn’t have a make or model in mind, so creating our layout first wouldn’t have made sense. 

Our advice:  Unless you’re 100% positive on the exact make, model and year of the vehicle you will be purchasing, we’d recommend waiting until you have the van before spending a lot of time designing your layout.

13 Questions to ask before designing your van conversion layout

Before diving into the actual design process, it is incredibly helpful to know the answers to the following questions.

Get out a pen and paper (yes, right now!) and get all your answers in writing.

It will help you really understand your priorities and will prevent you from falling in love with a design that just won’t work for you. We’ve been there and trust us, it’s a waste of time and energy.

Answering these questions will help so,  so  much in the planning process.

1. How many people (and furry friends!) will be living or traveling in your van? 

A single person is going to need a very different layout than a couple with a dog and a child, for example.

2. What is your budget? 

While we firmly believe that building a campervan is possible on just about any budget (our first build was less than $3,000 for the vehicle and everything inside!), budget will 100% shape your design.

If you’re working with very limited funds, you may not be able to have all the fancy features in your layout.

Not sure where to start?  We’ve detailed  exactly how much our van build cost  (to the penny!). This should give you an idea of how much to expect for each portion of your layout.

3. Is this going to be your full-time home or an adventure mobile for shorter trips? 

Someone living and working in their van full-time is going to have different needs than someone who just takes it on weekend adventures.

Think about the longest time you’ll spend in your van at any given point.

If the longest time will be one week, your layout may look very different from someone who plans to live in their build for at least one year…

4. Do you prefer a fixed bed or a convertible bed?

A fixed bed means that it will always be in “bed mode”, while a convertible bed can switch between couch mode and bed.

They each have several pros and cons, which we’ll go over in detail below, but your bed design is going to have a huge impact on your overall campervan floor plan, so this is a big decision.

5. Do you plan to work from inside your van?

Many full-time vanlifers have  remote jobs  they can take with them on the road. If this is the case for you, be sure that you’ve thought through where you will work from inside your van. You’ll need to have a workspace set aside, making a convertible bed a good choice, especially if you have a smaller vehicle.

Psst!!  Wondering how to get Internet on the road? We’ve gotchu covered with this  guide to campervan WiFi !

6. What are your storage needs? 

Are you going to be traveling with adventure gear like bikes, skis, or surfboards? If so, you’re going to require a very different layout than someone who has none of the above.

7. Do you plan on having a high roof or a standard roof?

The answer to this question can dictate your layout a bit because you’ll need to adjust your dimensions based on if you will be standing or sitting inside your van.

8. What is your plan for a toilet? 

There are tons of options here, and quite frankly, choosing what type of toilet to install is a very personal decision…

We’ve broken down the  best campervan toilets  on the market, and are walking you through how to choose the best one for you (on any budget).

But as you start to design your layout, think about how much space you want to dedicate to this part of your van. 

A private bathroom is going to require much more space than a cassette toilet hidden in a drawer for emergencies. And if you’re set on a  composting toilet  (we are obsessed with ours!), you’ll definitely want to know how much space it takes up, because it isn’t small!

9. Is having a shower a must? 

If you answered “yes”, you’ll have to determine what type of shower you’d like…

A dedicated shower room inside your van will give you privacy to shower anywhere, but it will take up valuable space.

Alternatively, you could have an outdoor shower, which takes up virtually no room. But the drawback is you’ll have to search for a place that’s appropriate for showering.

10. Will you be installing windows?

The answer to this question likely depends on  which vehicle you choose for your conversion .

For example, if you purchase a cargo van with zero windows, there’s a good chance you may want to install one or two for a bit of natural light.

Alternatively, if you have a van that used to be a passenger vehicle, you may not need to install any. In fact, you may want to even consider blocking a few out to give you more privacy and insulation.

If you’ll be installing windows, consider where in the vehicle you’ll place these new windows. Will you have a full-sized window or go with a smaller bunk window?

It may help to get your bed and kitchen placement figured out first, then think of where to place the windows respectively.

Psst!  We know how scary it can feel to cut a hole in the side of your vehicle. But we promise, installing windows yourself isn’t that difficult! Just be sure to measure twice (or 5 times!) before you cut.

11. Will you have a fan?

Installing a fan in your campervan build will take your comfort to the next level.

It’ll be the difference in feeling like you’re cooped up in a tiny, stuffy box and feeling like you’re in a breezy, cozy space.

Trust us; we’ve had one van with a ceiling fan and one without. There  is  a big difference, folks.

Installing a fan doesn’t cost all that much money, and the payoff is pretty huge. Especially when it comes to sleeping comfortably at night!

If you plan to install a fan, you’ll need to choose  where  you place it. Most people choose to install it either above their bed or above their kitchen. Personally, we installed our fan above our bed so we could create airflow at night. If you’re a hot sleeper (hey, me too!), this would be our recommendation.

We were a little worried about cooking without a fan above the stove, but it hasn’t been an issue at all. If anything, we can always open our sliding door, but we haven’t needed to do that (yet!).

Knowing where you’ll place your fan is important because you may want to strategically install a window that slides open for a bit of extra air circulation (see below).

Additionally, if you plan to do solar, you’ll have to install your panels according to the placement of your fan.

Have a dog?  Some vanlifers with pets choose to install two fans for extra airflow to keep their fur baby comfortable.

12. How do you want to deal with the driver and passenger seats? 

Some people like to put them on a swivel, which creates built-in seating. However, this means you can’t build right up to the back of the seats.

On the opposite hand, some people prefer to close off the cab completely and build right up to the seats, creating more vertical storage opportunities. This is what we chose to do and we love the extra storage space this design provides us.

13. Is there anything special you really want to include? 

A sliding “deck” out the back? A platform on your roof for sunrise yoga? A hammock? A projector to watch movies at night?

Think about all those special features you’d like and rank them in order of how big of a priority they are for you.

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Methods for designing your van conversion layout

Once you have an idea of what your priorities are, it’s time to start putting your design skills to the test. 

Here are some excellent ways to figure out if the layout of your dreams is going to be practical…

Instagram & Pinterest

Create a “Campervan Inspiration” board on Pinterest and make a saved folder on Instagram where you can keep all the designs that strike your fancy. I will warn you that while these platforms have an abundance of knowledge, it can be overwhelming.

Our advice: Use these platforms as places to gather inspiration, but don’t let them overwhelm you and prevent you from getting started.

Pencil & paper

Go old school and grab a trusty pen and paper and start sketching!

Insider Tip: Grid paper will be much more accurate as you start to get more detailed with your design than standard lined paper.

Use a template to make a plan

Sometimes having a guide can help you begin and ensure you don’t forget any key measurements. Luckily,  we’ve designed a FREE template just for you !

Design software

There are a few different software systems out there that allow you to mock up 3-dimensional models of your van floor plans. SketchUp is one that a lot of architects use, and there is a free version… but we had a bit of a hard time trying to design a van as it seemed like it was more meant for houses. We know some people have had luck with this, but we were impatient, so we decided to go a different route.

We purchased Vanspace 3D, a software system made specifically for van conversions. We were pretty excited about it but ended up being quite disappointed. We found the software to run quite slowly on our computers and it ended up just being more effort than doing our design on paper.

After a few days of trying to learn how to use it, we gave up. I think there is potential for this software system, but as at the time we tried it (March 2020), it was just too clunky and slow for us to fully recommend.

If you have more patience than we do and really want to see your design come to life before committing to it, Vanspace 3D modeling might be a good route for you.

Check out Vanspace 3D  and see if it would work well for you.

Tape it out

Once you have your van, use some blue painter’s tape (you’ll be using lots of this during your build!) and mark out where you want everything to go in your van.

Tape out where you’ll place your windows, the space for your bed, the area that will be your kitchen. Be sure to not only tape out the footprint on the van floor, but mark how high it will be as well.

Build a cardboard conversion

A step up from taping out your build, use cardboard to make 3D models of your kitchen and bed. Walk through your van to see if you have enough space. Pretend to chop veggies on your cardboard countertop to see if it’s the right height. Get comfortable with the space and make adjustments as necessary.

Not only is this a super helpful project, but it’s a lot of fun too! And it’s a good excuse to pop a bottle of bubbly to celebrate what is to come! (Or at least that’s what we told ourselves…)

Rent a campervan and test drive the design

While this step certainly isn’t necessary, if you’re brand spankin’ new to vanlife and aren’t exactly sure what components you want in your van, it may be a good idea to rent a camper van for a weekend trip and test drive the design.

Choose a van layout that is similar to what you think you’ll want, and see how it functions in day-to-day life.

Think about the features that you love and those that you would change. Take notes (and lots of pictures!) on the road so you don’t forget.  

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One company we’d recommend looking into is  Escape Campervans . They have 12 different locations across North America and come fully loaded with all the gear you need for an epic road trip. Plus, their rates are fair and affordable.

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How to measure your campervan

Once you have your vehicle, take  all  the measurements.

While it might seem a little extreme to do all this measuring right away, it’s going to prevent you from creating a layout that you love that is totally impractical for your vehicle. If you start with the correct measurements to begin with, you’ll have less reworking to do.

We made a little checklist of all the measurements you’ll need to help you out.

• Total length
• Body length
• Width at floor level
• Width midway up
• Width at ceiling
• Wheel well length
• Wheel well height
• Height from floor to ceiling

Download our free van layout template , print it off, and fill in the corresponding measurements. This will be incredibly helpful as you start to plan your build.

Insider Tip:  You’ll want to save these measurements for later when you have to think about  campervan insulation and how to install it .

Don’t forget to think about…

As you’re planning your van’s interior layout, there are a few pieces that are very important to consider:

• Electric Outlets

We’re going over some specific things to consider for each of these areas of your living space. (Click each link above to jump to the specific section, or keep scrolling.)

After going through this section, you should have a really good idea of how to design your camper van layout.

Alright, now let’s dig in…

While there are all sorts of designs you can follow for your campervan bed, the biggest factor is whether you want a bed that is fixed (aka always in “bed mode”), or if you’d prefer a bed that converts to a couch or seating area.

Both fixed and non-fixed beds have their benefits and their downfalls, and the best bed layout for you is going to heavily depend on your priorities as well as the size of your vehicle.

Things to consider

• How large is your vehicle?  If you have a smaller model, we’d recommend going with a convertible bed layout to make the most of your space. A fixed bed will take up a large portion of your layout and wouldn’t leave you with much space for sitting.
• Do you plan to work from your campervan?  If so, you’ll want to make sure you have some sort of “desk” space, making a convertible bed a good choice.
• Will you be carrying adventure gear with you?  If you plan to store things like skis, surfboards, bikes, climbing gear, etc. a fixed bed will give you much more storage than a convertible bed.
• Are you a solo traveler or traveling with a partner or family? If you are a solo traveler, you might decide you only need a single bed, whereas if there is 2 of you, you’ll want to at least have a double bed. Traveling with extra family members means finding creative ways to add extra sleeping space.

Psst!  We’ve got a whole article dedicated to helping your  design your campervan bed  with lots of tips and layout inspiration, so pop over and check it out!

In our experience, it comes down to this:

You should choose a CONVERTIBLE BED if you:

• have a smaller vehicle
• plan to work from inside your van

You should choose a FIXED BED if you:

• have a larger vehicle
• plan to carry lots of outdoor equipment with you on the road

Bunk bed layouts

If you’re planning to have little ones in tow on your campervan adventures, you’ll need to plan for extra sleeping space. There are a lot of creative options for adding bunks in your van, but you’ll need to keep this in mind (and your child’s growth!) when planning your campervan layout.

Our experience: When designing our third van, we needed to get creative to make space for our daughter to sleep. We added a baby bunk bed above the bench her carseat sits on and created a drop down bed we used as her crib. As she got older and outgrew her little bunk, we now use the bench seat as her toddler bed. 

Psst! Want to save yourself the headaches and hours of research we went through and get straight to building the campervan of your dreams?? Learn more about Van Conversion Academy

When it comes to planning your campervan kitchen layout, it’s not a question of whether you want a big kitchen or a small one (all campervan kitchens are small). 

Instead, think about what appliances you plan to include, how much counter space you’ll need, as well as  where  in the van you’ll place the kitchen.

Here are some ideas for kitchen placement:

• Along the wall behind the driver’s seat:  This won’t block the sliding door and you’ll easily be able to get from the cab into the back of the van.
• Directly behind the driver and passenger seats:  This will create a barrier between the cab and the back of the van, but it can be a good use of space in a smaller vehicle.
• Out the back of the van:  If you have very limited space or a standard roof that doesn’t allow you to stand fully inside your van, placing the kitchen out of the rear door can be a good idea. The negative to this is if it is rainy or windy, you won’t have much protection from the elements.

Once you know the placement of your kitchen, you can start to piece it all together.

• Will the sink go to the left or right of the stovetop?
• Where will the refrigerator sit?
• Will you have a propane or electric stove?

Don’t worry — we’ve gone over all the things to consider in this  guide to designing your campervan kitchen .

When it comes to installing a toilet in your campervan, there are a handful of options to choose from. This decision really comes down to your budget, personal preference and the amount of space you have to work with.

The toilet you choose is going to impact your layout, so it’s good to start thinking about this early on in your brainstorming process.

• No toilet:  Saves space, but you’ll always need to camp near a toilet or in the wilderness where you must  follow proper etiquette  for going in the wild.
• Cassette toilet:  Inexpensive toilet option and no need to install, but many people choose  only  to use this type of toilet for pee. If you use it for #2, it requires chemicals, can smell bad, and needs to be emptied as soon as possible.
• Composting toilet:  Takes up the most space and is not a cheap option, but composting toilets are suitable for pee and poo and don’t smell at all. Yes, really! (Read our  honest composting toilet review here .) Plus, the “solids” container can go 60-80 uses before needing to be emptied, making it a really good and practical toilet solution.

Choosing the best toilet for you

This is quite a personal decision, as you can imagine, so take time to really think it through.

If you have a tiny budget and very minimal space, you’ll be able to make do with no toilet at all. But if you have the space and budget, adding a toilet into your layout is worthwhile (in our opinion!).

More Info:  Check out our  guide to choosing the best toilet for your campervan .

Ahh, another big debate.

Yes, it is possible to build a shower inside a van, and yes, it is possible to have –  gasp!  – hot water inside a van. But, you will really need to watch your water consumption and you will need to be on top of emptying and filling your water tanks.

Just like every other aspect of your van build, there is a lot to consider about installing a shower.

Essentially, you have 4 options when it comes to a shower inside your campervan:

• an actual shower room
• a collapsible shower
• out-the-back shower

In the section below, we’re going over the pros and cons of each option so you can make the best choice for you.

Shower room

This type of shower will take up precious space inside your van, but it will give you the comforts of home on the road.

Pros: 

• You can easily shower while urban camping (or anywhere!)
• You’ll feel like you have an actual shower experience, which isn’t really the case if you’re showering out the back of your van
• No need for a time-consuming set up like you will with some of the other options
• Takes up lots of room in your campervan floor plan
• Installing an actual shower will be more expensive and time-consuming than the other options

Good for people who:

…plan to do a lot of urban camping (you can shower comfortably while parked on a city street)

…are comfortable driving and parking a larger vehicle: It will be difficult to fit an actual shower into your footprint unless you have an extended vehicle

…are traveling with family: If you have little ones, it might be easier to keep everyone clean with an actual shower

…will be living in the van full-time

…like showering every day (or almost every day!)

…have the budget and time to add this feature into their van

…have a larger van model and can dedicate space to an actual shower room

Collapsible shower

This is a compromise between a true shower room and an out-the-back style shower.

• You don’t have to dedicate space to a permanent shower set up
• Storing a collapsible shower takes up more space than you might think
• Setting up your “shower station” will take a bit of time each time you want to use it
• Figuring out all the components, set up and storage situation will take some time and money

…want the privacy of showering inside their van but don’t want to dedicate permanent space to a shower

…don’t mind setting up and tearing down their shower before and after each use

Out-the-back shower

There are a few ways to rig up an out-the-back shower, but the best part is they take up hardly any space, making this a great option for those with very limited room.

• You get to enjoy the views that outdoor showers offer!
• Very simple and cheap set up compared to the other options
• Gives you the freedom to shower without having to search for a gym of campground, but also takes up virtually no space in your camper van layout
• Not a great solution for someone who plans to urban camp often
• You may need to drive around and search for private places to shower
• You’ll have to follow more “rules”. Since you won’t have a grey water tank, you must use biodegradable shower products and you will need to shower at least 200 feet from any water source.

…have a smaller vehicle model and don’t have space to dedicate to a permanent shower

…plan to camp in wilderness areas where finding a private place to shower isn’t very difficult

You can always choose  not  to install a shower of any kind. This is what we did with our first campervan build, and while there were a few times we got a bit stinkier than we would have liked, it really wasn’t too big of a deal to us.

• Save money and time on your build
• No need to dedicate any space to a shower, making it a good option for those with small vehicles
• You must rely on finding showers each time you want to get clean, making regular exercise/hiking a bit of a nuissance

…are doing their build on a quick timeline

…aren’t living in the van full-time

…don’t mind seeking out gyms and campgrounds for showers

…are on a very tight budget

So, if I don’t install a shower in my van, where will I get clean?

Good question! 

• Campgrounds
• Many vanlifers get a gym membership to a popular chain in their area. Planet Fitness is a good choice for many parts of the US as it is very common and memberships are cheap!
• Occasional Airbnb
• Friends or family’s house
• Laundromats (sometimes have showers!)

Be prepared that you’ll have to pay for showers at the above establishments most of the time.

Psst!  Watch this cute little throwback  video where we show exactly how we shower while living in a van!

Electric: switches & outlets

Don’t forget to think about electricity!  Once you have your layout designed, mark where you’d like outlets and switches throughout your van.

• Where will you turn on the lights as soon as you enter your van?
• Where will you charge your phone at night?
• What devices do you need to charge? Where will be the best place to do this?
• What kitchen items will need an outlet?

Eventually, you’ll want to think about what type of outlet you will need in each location: 12V or 120V?

Psst!   Want to learn how to build and install your solar-powered campervan electric system?  Save yourself the headaches and hours of research we went through with step-by-step instructions, video tutorials, tools & materials lists and blueprints you can actually copy so you can get electricity anywhere! Click below to learn more about our  Electrical System Workshop .

Inspiration for your van conversion layout 

Now that we’ve walked you through all those big questions and things to consider when thinking about your van layout, let’s end with a little inspiration!

We’ve gathered a handful of  different campervan layout ideas  for all sizes of vehicles and a variety of budgets to inspire you on your quest!

Van Conversion Ideas: Design Inspiration for Your Campervan Build

When planning your campervan design, you’ll want to do some research to see what’s out there. We’ve rounded up tons of inspiration and van conversion ideas for all styles and budgets. 

Are you thinking about doing a campervan conversion?

Lucky for you, we have TONS of resources on converting your own campervan and living the #vanlife. Check out our  Ultimate Guide to Van Life  for all the answers to your most burning questions, or read some of our favorite articles below.

• Van Build Layout Template Worksheet
• Creative Campervan Kitchen Ideas
• Campervan Storage Ideas: Creative Solutions for Your Van Build
• Campervan Bed Ideas: Best Designs for Your Van Bed

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Excellent blog post. I definitely appreciate this site. Thanks!

Hi I had designed an L Shape Kitchen and by the back doors an L or U shape seating /sleeping (I am on my own sodon’t need a big bed) But for Irish insurance I need to leave an opening between the cabin and the back, I am only going to do a composition toilet so I am confused with lay out I did like the spacious feeling of L shape Thank you greetings Marianne

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RV Layouts Ideas (Classifications & Designs)

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RV Layouts – For manufacturers, layout is necessary to maximize the effectiveness of the production process and to meet the needs of the consumers. For customers, layout is significant to decide what kind of RV to buy. 

Figuring layout is probably one of the most time-consuming aspects of deciding to buy an RV. Therefore, you have figure out exactly how much space – the width and the height – that works for you. Find one that best fits you and your family needs when traveling.

There are different layouts for different types of lifestyles. Furthermore, looking at the layout helps you to optimize or make better use of space. Read our article below to find out various layouts of RV to help you decide before buying an RV.

Class A RV Layouts

Class A motorhomes are the biggest and most luxurious type of RV. Therefore, because of its large space and home amenities, it’s commonly considered as a mobile home. Below we put some popular Class A RV layouts. 

Thor Motor Coach ACE 2.72

The aisle has easy access to the kitchen, fridge, and bathroom. In the driver and passenger seat area, everything is within finger touch length.  It also has a 250-pound maximum bed that does come down and can act as storage when not in use. Behind the driver’s seat, there is a Dream Dinette table that is very easy to maneuver if you want sleepers. Right across from the booth dinette, there is a sofa that folds into a bed, and when you lift it up, you get the extra storage.

The kitchen is right behind the booth dinette, and the cabinets allow you to have more storage and a room for the wastebasket. Underneath the microwave, there is a stove and an oven. Right across the kitchen, there is a refrigerator and more storage right above it. Move to the bedroom, it has a nice closed-off door with a king-size bed and TV right across the bed. For the bathroom, it has plenty of room for storage and shower. 

Thor Motor Coach ACE 30.2

On this floor plan, it has a full wall slide out that gives maximum living space inside the coach. Generally, the features and facilities in this layout are almost similar to the previous layout. However, in this model, there is are bunk beds that are perfect for a family with kids.  You can install TVs into each bunk bed with its own DVD player for the kids’ entertainment.

Furthermore, for the master bedroom, instead of a king-size bed, this model uses a queen-size bed. It has a nice residential feel to it, which makes it feel homey. Behind the TV across the bed, there is also extra storage to declutter your RV. In addition, you can have access to the bathroom through the bedroom without having to go through the hallway. 

Thor ACE 30.3

The countertop space is perfect if you really love to cook. It has plenty of room to put your silverware and bigger utensils. This model is also equipped with Dream Dinette and Jackknife sofa to add more sleeping space. In the passenger seat area, there is also a table that you can use as a workstation with an additional 12-volt plug on one side.

The ACE 30.3 features a split bath, therefore it gives you a lot of space. Plus, one person can use the shower while another person uses the other side of the bathroom. You can also create one large bathroom by open the toilet door and the pocket door. In the bedroom, it has a slide-out queen size bed with nightstand and outlet on each side. There is also a large wardrobe with two large drawers for more storage. 

Thor Motor Coach ACE 30.4 

This model allows you eating your meals and having your coffee while looking at the window to the campsite. Moreover, there is an easy access to the storage under and above the dinette.  Since the kitchen is right beside the sofa, there is a side rail near the sink. That way, it prevents water run off from the sink top to the sofa.

For the cooktop, this model also has three burners and with an oven underneath. In the bedroom, there is a queen size bed with two nightstands, drawers and electrical outlets at both sides of the bed. There are also wardrobes on both side. Move to the bathroom, there’s so much space and also linen closet tucked away right beside the shower for additional storage.

Another storage is available right above the toilet. In the front side, there are also additional drop down  bed. The driver’s seat and passenger seat is made of plush and can swivel. Plus, there is a nice workstation at the passenger side with 12 volt station right across the table. 

Thor Motor Coach ACE 32.3

This model allows you to eat your meals and having your coffee while looking at the window to the campsite. Moreover, there is easy access to the storage under and above the dinette. Since the kitchen is right beside the sofa, there is a side rail near the sink. That way, it prevents water runoff from the sink top to the couch. For the cooktop, this model also has three burners and an oven underneath.

In the bedroom, there is a queen-size bed with two nightstands, drawers, and electrical outlets at both sides of the bed.  Move to the bathroom, there is so much space, and also linen closet tucked away right beside the shower for additional storage.

Another storage is available right above the toilet. On the front side, there is also an additional drop-down bed. The driver’s seat and passenger seat is made of plush and can swivel. Plus, there is a nice workstation at the passenger side with 12-volt station right across the table. 

Thor Motor Coach ACE 33.1

In the bedroom, there is a king-size bed and plenty of storage. The bedroom door is made of real wood. Furthermore, the bathroom has big enough space with a great vanity space across the shower. There are also cabinets for more storage space. In the kitchen area, there is a big deep basin sink with a side rail to prevent water leaks to the sofa right. Also, the countertop has a lot of space for preparing a meal. In the lounge, the theater style seating sofa with integrated footrest can be used for additional sleeping space. It is also perfect and comfortable to relax at the end of the day with TV right across from it. There’s also drop down bunk bed at the front side.

Class B RV Layouts

A Class B Motorhome is the smallest motorhome of three motorized RV types. However, due to its size, Class Bs are more mobile and maneuverable. It also means that the Class B can go almost anywhere that standard vehicles can. Although it is smaller than Class A and Class C, it still provides amenities such as a kitchen, bed, and bathroom. The difference is that it is just on a smaller size and without slideouts. Below we put some popular Class B RV layouts.  

Coachmen Galleria 24TM

There is a refrigerator right behind the driver’s seat. It’s a big six cu ft compressor-driven refrigerator with a separate freezer. Above the refrigerator, there’s a convection microwave. This floorplan has three captains chairs upfront. A pedestal table can be set up in the front where the two cab seats can swivel around. The interior height is 6”2 inches, and it has a large galley giving you a lot of space for cooking. It has a high neck residential-style faucets pushed back out of the way giving more space.  This coach has two lounges, a front lounge and a rear lounge with seating for 4. There is a lot of windows letting plenty of light in. For entertainment, it has a 24 inch LCD TV. Lastly, the bathroom is a wet bath.

Coachmen Crossfit 22DF

It’s one of the only camper vans built on the Ford Transit chassis, and it’s four seasons. It is well-liked for its power and easy serviceability. The steering wheel both tilts and telescopes, so that means taller drives area going to be able to find a comfortable driving position. The 22D floor plan has two sofas that face each other in the back. Along the passenger side is a galley, and it’s wide open from front to back.

The interior height of this coach is 6’3. There are no counter extensions, but it has an induction cooktop standard that you can opt for a two-burner propane stove if you want. It has a marine style sink, which means that the faucet collapses down into the sink when not in use. Above, there are two large overhead cabinets with ambient lighting. Across the hallways is 6 cu. ft. compressor-driven refrigerator.

Above the refrigerator is a standard microwave. The lounge has two large bench seats, and each can seat up to 3 people.  There is an LCD TV that is sensibly placed and on a swing out armature that’s also positive locking. There are headrest extensions on both sofas to give a good-sized bed. Finally, this floor plan has a wet bath, meaning that the shower and toilet share the same area.

Pleasure Way Plateau XLTD

In addition to technology, this layout blends the versatility of two twin beds with a spacious floor plan loaded with storage. The front area has two separate workstations that can double as a morning coffee lounge. The diver and passenger seats can swivel around with dinettes and outlets behind the seats. In the kitchen, there is a two-burner stove with convection microwave down below it.

Right across the countertop, there is a big refrigerator with blu ray player above it that hooks into the TV. In the lounge, two sofas are facing each other with a lagoon table in the middle that can swivel. There is storage right underneath the sofa and also above the sofa. For entertainment, there is a flat TV. The bathroom has two doors that look like a wardrobe. It also has a shower stall and plenty of overhead storage.  

Class C RV Layouts

Are you looking for an RV that is designed as a residential-style? Then, the class C motorhome is the perfect choice for you. It ranges in size from 23 feet to a little over 26 feet. Furthermore, it resembles being in a home, condo, or apartment. Basically, Class C gives you the ability to stay in a long time.

It has a much larger floor plan than Class V and multiple slides. Therefore it’s a better choice for those who are going to spend a lot of time in the RV. Since the floor plans designed for more extended stays and larger families, it gives you much more space. Below we put some Class C RV layouts. 

Coachmen Freelander 32DS

This floor plan has a theater seating sofa across from a big-screen TV. It also has a big residential refrigerator. Furthermore, the bathroom is all the way across the rear, so it gives a larger space for the bathroom with a nice area. Also, the toilet is separated from the regular bathroom.

This model also has great extra storage in the bedroom with large hanging spaces and a lot of drawers. The two doors directly open up to the toilet and the shower. Specifically, this is designed for an adult couple who wants to have classy drivability and more space. 

Dynamax Isata 3 24RB

Both driver and passenger seat swivel, and there’s a dinette in between the seats. The Jackknife sofa and Dream Dinette that can be used as beds. Also, there’s a power bed on top of the sofa. The full-size bed holds 700 pounds. This RV also has a double door refrigerator freezer. For the bathroom, it separates the shower area and the toilet. It has so much room in the bathroom, and the shower stall is big with a radius door.

There is also a cedar wardrobe and a lot of cabinets for storage. In the kitchen, there is a three-burner gas stove with a glass top. It gives you extra counter space, so when you are not using the stove. There are also two deep double sinks with the pullout faucet. 

Melbourne 29C

Just like the other floor plans, the dinette and sofa convert into additional sleeping space with plenty of storage up above. In the kitchen, there is a three-burner gas stove and microwave directly below that. It has a single surface counter space with additional flush mounted counter space that goes over the sink. The sink is really deep, and it’s great to wash pots and pans in there.

There are more storage above and below the countertop. This Rv also has a freezer and a refrigerator with another storage down below. Also, there is a full-length pantry right beside that. Shower and toilet area are separated with plenty of counter space storage. The master suite in this model is equipped with a queen-size bed and storage above the bed. There is also a huge wardrobe with a flat-screen TV and deep drawers. 

Popular RV Layouts

When you go shopping for an RV, there’s a lot of different floor plans out there on the market. Thus, it probably gets pretty confusing. However, there are some major floor plans that everybody built, regardless of the manufacturer or dealership. Below we write some basic popular RV layouts.

Bunkhouse 

The Bunkhouse is the most popular RV floorplan, with over 3000 available models. This is up three slides and designed to have plenty of room for a family to sleep. It also provides plenty of storage for all of the gear. Popular options of this floorplan include a bathroom with a direct entrance from outside, power stabilizer jacks for easy camp setup, and outdoor kitchens.

Rear Living

This floor plan is especially perfect for couples. It has a large window on the back wall and also have up to three slides and offers a separate bedroom in the front with a large living area in the rear. It provides some additional sleeping areas for guests. Usually, larger models of this floor plan include an island kitchen and seating for more than ten guests.  

Rear Entertainment

This floor plan  is up to 2-3 slides. Unlike the other floor plans, this is designed with a state of the art entertainment center. Specifically, the main focus of the entire floor plan is based on entertainment. Therefore, the opposing slides open up to create a real entertaining feel in the living area.

Rear Kitchen

This floor plan is perfect for couples and small families. It’s usually designed with a single side. The focal point of the floorplan the kitchen with a large pantry and peninsula kitchen. With a large space countertop, it provides everything needed to cook, food prep, and serving. Also, with an open layout that makes it feel homey, this floor plan is ideal for those living full time in their RV.

RV Bunkhouse Layout Design

Generally, a bunkhouse RV is a specific type of design  that has a room with several bunk beds. Usually, the room is in the rear of the rig and it can hold up to four bunk beds. However, it depends on the layout. This layout typically divides RV into three sections. Below we put some popular R V bunkhouse layout designs.  

Prime Time Avenger 32BIT

It has an extra room that can be used for bedroom or work space. The highlight of this model is its three slides, kitchen island, outdoor kitchen and large U-shaped dinette. Furthermore, it  provides sleeping space for 8 people. The private bunkhouse has a ladder and also a storage underneath the bunks. There is also a second bunk with dinette below for additional sleeping space. This model features a private bedroom with a queen-size bed, and easy access to the dual entry bathroom.

Open Ranger Roamer 310BHS 

This travel trailer is manufactured by Highland Ridge RV that features a bunk room with a large sofa. It also has a entertainment area and plenty of storage. Furthermore, if you want to add a luxurious detail to this travel trailer, you can install french doors to the bedroom and bunkroom. Other features of this travel trailer are outdoor kitchen, kitchen island, and quad slides.

Avalanche 361  TG 

This bunkhouse RV is manufactured by Keystone RV. It is a fifth wheel with a huge master room and an additional bunkhouse at opposite ends of the RV. This is especially designed for families and extended trips or stay camping. The frameless panoramic windows provides a spacious living areas, bedrooms, and bathrooms. Also, this layout offers comfort and entertainment, making it a perfect choice if you are planning to go camping for a long time.

Solitude 366 DEN 

This fifth wheel travel trailer is from Grand Design RV. It has a unique bunkhouse  because it is designed like a den with a fireplace, wood flooring, and large windows. However, the room still includes a bunk above the entertainment area, and a hidden bed sofa for its additional sleeping space.

Dutchmen Rubicon 2500  

This is an excellent choice for modern families. It is a toy hauler travel trailer with huge garage to store all the toys. In addition, it also has a luxurious  interior design. There are two roll-over sofas in the rear and a power bunk above. Also, it has extra space for sleeping accommodation that extends to the power bed.   

Small Camper Layouts

One of the benefits of small campervan is its compactness and mobility. Therefore it allows you to park in any place where standard vans park. You can also camping without needing a huge rig. In addition, it also provides basic home amenities such as kitchen, a sitting area, bed, and even a bedroom sometimes. Since it is lightweight, it can be towed with a small or medium-sized vehicles. Below we put some small camper layouts.

Jay Sport Camping Trailer

This Jay Sport Camping Trailer is perfect for you if you are looking for a classy camping trailer. Although it does not have an indoor bathroom, there is an outside shower. This camper is exceptionally lightweight, with only 2,270 lbs. It is 21’6 long and 7’1 wide, making this an excellent choice for smaller tow vehicles. 

Forest River R-Pod 

It is a fun mini camper with 2,839 lbs and 20′ long and 96″ wide. It has 11 different layouts, thus, the bathroom type will be different depends on which layout. However, it also has models that feature a full bathroom with separate shower and toilet. 

Escape Trailer

It is a lovely mini camper with 2,190 lbs. Generally it is 17’8″ to 21′ long. This small camper have received great reviews due to its build quality, a lot of amenities, and the ability to be pulled by small tow vehicles. 

Timberland Teardrop Trailer 

Although it is only 1,200 lbs with 15′ long and 65″ wide, this tiny camper is filled with everything you might need. Its great feature is a fully-insulated cabin, designer to keep the heat, wind, and chilly nights at bay. However, there is no attached bathroom to this camper, therefore you might need to purchase a portable toilet and a bathroom tent.

RV shopping is supposed to be exciting. Therefore, figuring out the RV layout is the most significant step. It gives you an insight on what features you are going to have. Thus, when looking at the layouts, envision how you and your family will live in the RV.  Since different layouts for different lifestyle, the smallest details can make big differences.  (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});

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Our 5th Wheel Camper Interior Tour

You asked and we delivered- a full 5th wheel camper interior tour of Sandy! Sandy is our nickname for our Forest River Sandpiper 372 LOK Fifth wheel. Luckily we took tons of pictures before we moved in so we have tons of RV inside photos of storage, cabinets, and design!

Video Tour of Our 5th Wheel Camper Interior

Check out the video or read along with pictures for a tour of an RV perfect for families! Inside this 5th wheel camper interior tour we have bunk beds, a kitchen island, a central vacuum system, a shower with a bench seat, and a ridiculous amount of storage. If you’re wondering how we fit all this into an RV, inside has tons of room from the 4 pop outs. Hope you enjoy this tour of an RV!

RV Inside Tour

Living area.

We’re going to begin where we spend most of our time: The RV living area. The main living area inside the Sandpiper Fifth wheel serves as our living room, dining room, kitchen, and office. There are slides on opposite sides of the living area, so when they are both out the space is huge!

We fell in love with the Forest River Sandpiper Onyx Decor with Mocha accent crown molding over all the cabinets and slides. The design looks classy and feels luxurious.

There are built in storage areas and cabinets all throughout the living area.

Check out how tall this cabinet is! Having vertical storage maximizes the tall space. And I must say, baskets are your friend! When I’m preparing the inside for travel day, I don’t have to adjust the insides of the cabinets when things are snuggly secured in baskets!

This isn’t your typical RV camper interior! The Kitchen part of our 5th wheel camper interior is gorgeous! Check out the sconce lighting and the extra tall adjustable kitchen faucet. This RV also has a residential size refrigerator that runs on electric!

But my favorite part of the kitchen is the island! It looks like natural stone, but it’s a composite to minimize weight. There are two sinks in the island and you can see they come with covers that match the island top. I love cooking on the gas stove because I can directly control the heat.

The only downside is that we traded kitchen cabinets for the kid’s bedroom. There’s only so much room in the 5th wheel camper interior, so you have to make compromises. But I’ll cover why the kid’s room was worth it later! Although space is limited, the luxury is not!

They make up for the space with the dinette booth that doubles as storage. I use these as a pantry!

Master Bedroom

The Master has tons of storage! This Sandpiper comes with a king size bed, built-ins by the bed, a huge closet, built-ins inside the closet, and matching dresser! Oh, and I almost forgot, you can put things under the mattress too. I told you there was tons of storage in the master!

Check out the King Size Master Bed! It comes with bedding that matches the window coverings. The mattress wasn’t very comfortable but we got a pad over it that makes it awesome!

The matching dresser is on the small side, but the huge, wall-to-wall closet makes up for it!

I use the built-ins behind the closet for linens. They had a lot of foresight when they design this! I never expected to find this much storage in a regular home, much less a 5th wheel camper interior!

There are built-ins by the bed too! Since there is no room for a nightstand, the built-in shelves act as a nightstand. There was so much detail designed in the RV inside.

One of our biggest priorities when deciding to go on the road , was having a home environment for our daughter. She loves climbing and loves her alone time, so we wanted her to have her own room. We struggled to find an RV with bunks. So when we found RV bunks and a loft, we were in heaven!

The kid’s room inside the fifth wheel has bunks. The top bunk lifts during travel. The bottom is a foldable futon with a charging system inside. (Great for teens!)

Above this bedroom is a loft. The loft is a king sized sleeper. You can’t see from this angle but there is even a window and built-ins in the loft! We’re currently using it for storage as we continue minimizing our stuff. This is such a rare find for a 5th wheel inside!

The bathroom finishes are beautiful! They match the rest of the 5th wheel inside. Although bathrooms in RVs are small, this one packs a punch. (in a good way).

And the shower comes with built-ins, but more importantly, a bench seat!!! This is so rare to find in a regular home, much less a 5th wheel inside!

There is tons of storage. We have an “above-the-john” cabinet, a matching medicine cabinet with a nook, and tons of storage under the sink.

RV Inside Tour: Bonus!

The Central Vacuuming System is absolutely amazing and one of the best parts of our 5th wheel camper interior! I can quickly vacuum the entire RV in a flash. This vacuum system reaches every nook and cranny of the fifth wheel inside. And it helps me keep the outdoors- outdoors!

5th Wheel- Inside Review

Some may find this space too small for a family. Not us! We love our 5th wheel camper interior and how we are all together. I feel that RVing full time has brought us closer together!

Our only regret about our only mistake in purchasing this RV was buying it though Camping World. Well actually, we made a few other purchase mistakes, and then some newbie mistakes, but buying this fifth wheel was not a mistake!

We love Sandy and we are so happy to call her our home!

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Over the past several years, we’ve begun to see a lot of variety, features, and amenities when it comes to new travel trailer floor plans. In this article, we’re covering 10 of the most unique travel trailer floor plans on the market today! 

We have so much fun touring RVs to find the most unique floor plans we can find. We hope you enjoy seeing them too!

In our article, you’ll find many types of travel trailer layouts, including ones with a front living room, an office, a wheelchair-accessible camper, a hidden room, and more. 

What To Consider In a Travel Trailer Floor Plan

When shopping for a travel trailer, the floor plan is often one of the most important buying factors. How the floor plan works for your family and lifestyle can make or break your RVing experience. 

Luckily, there’s a travel trailer floor plan for just about everyone on the planet these days. Whether you’re traveling solo, as a couple, or you want to bring the whole family (pets included), there’s something for you out there. 

When picking out unique travel trailer floor plans for you, consider these factors:

• Overall interior space
• Interior storage: in the kitchen, living room, and sleeping areas
• How many will be sleeping inside
• Exterior features and storage bays
• Overall length
• Overall weight
• Pet friendliness
• Mobility-accessibility if necessary. 

Fifth Wheels:

Why are so many travel trailer floor plans the same.

When you are shopping for a travel trailer, you will quickly discover that most have very similar floor plans. There are a few reasons why travel trailers tend to have very similar floor plans. However, the general idea of this standard floor plan is to maximize space and efficiency while still providing comfort features.

One of the biggest reasons that you will see similar layouts in travel trailers is due to the components that are installed. Most travel trailers have similar fixtures, cabinets, and appliances across a brand.

The layouts of these features work well at creating space and tend to be most efficient for the trailer size. Standardized fixtures and floor plans allow a manufacturer to keep costs down which results in a lower retail price.

The next reason that travel trailers tend to have similar floor plans is safety and stability. Arranging features in a particular way allows for the travel trailer to be properly balanced. This makes the trailer safe to tow. Most of the time heavy features like your water tanks are placed over the axles to provide the most support and stability.

When RV manufacturers do switch up their floor plans, it is often in response to customer requests for unique travel trailer floor plans. For example, travel trailers with front kitchens and fifth-wheel trailers with front living rooms have become more common as they become more popular with RVers.

Without further ado, let’s dive into the 10 most unique travel trailer floor plans we’ve ever seen. 

1. Front Living Travel Trailer: Crossroads Zinger 259FL

• Length: 29.11 ft.
• UVW: 5,258 lbs.
• CCC: 2,342 lbs.
• GVWR: 7,600 lbs.
• Tongue Weight: 754 lbs.

The Crossroads Zinger 259FL is one of the most unique travel trailer floor plans we’ve ever seen. This is a front living room floor plan but it’s different from any other layout in this style out there. 

This rig is set up similarly to a front-living fifth wheel, with the living area completely separate from the kitchen. This Zinger has a jack-knife sofa facing the front end of the travel trailer where the entertainment system sits. There’s storage on either side and below the TV.

The living area is separated from the kitchen by a half-wall counter. Because of this, the 259FL is able to have more counter space than you’ll get in any other travel trailer due to the L-shaped kitchen. Instead of a dinette, in this RV you get two barstools that you can use at the kitchen half-wall. 

Moving into the back of the coach, you have to pass through the bathroom to get to the master bedroom. The bathroom spans the entire width of the RV, so it’s actually pretty big. Finally, the bedroom has an RV queen bed with two cabinets for clothes on either side. 

2. Travel Trailer With Two-Person Desk: Lance 2465

• Length: 29.5 ft.
• UVW: 5,875 lbs.
• CCC: 1,925 lbs.
• GVWR: 7,800 lbs.
• Tongue Weight: 665 lbs.

Lance is known for its amazing build quality and beautiful travel trailers. The Lance 2465 is their biggest travel trailer, and it’s no exception. This travel trailer has dual road-side super slides that open up the absolutely beautiful living and bedroom areas.

In the living area, the 2465 has a residential-style J-shaped sofa and lounge area. Moving into the kitchen is a 4-person dinette across from the sink, stove, microwave, and refrigerator. Although the kitchen is compact, it has a ton of storage. 

However, the coolest and best part of this RV in our opinion is the master suite. A king-sized bed sits on a super-slide for a walk-around bed. Opposite the bed is a two-person desk that spans almost the entire width of the master suite. There’s plenty of storage for clothes, office supplies, and more. 

The desk space doubles as an entertainment center with a 40” LED TV mounted on a motorized televator that raises and retracts with the push of a button. To top it all off, this travel trailer also has a roof rack system for carrying extra gear or kayaks.

3. Loaded Two Bedroom Travel Trailer: Venture SportTrek Touring Edition 343VBH

• Length: 37.8 ft.
• UVW: 8,820 lbs.
• CCC: 1,975 lbs.
• GVWR: 10,795 lbs.
• Tongue Weight: 1,210 lbs.
• Sleep: 5-10

The Venture SportTrek 343VBH has three slide-outs, too, so it feels even bigger on the inside. In the living area, there’s a plush sofa that jack-knifes into an additional sleeping area. Beside the couch is a standard 4-person dinette. 

Directly across the sofa is the entertainment area with a fireplace and cabinet. And, across from the dinette is a decently-sized L-shaped kitchen. The master bedroom is in the front. This bedroom features a walk-around queen-sized bed with overhead storage. The bed sits on a slide-out, which makes the bedroom feel very large. 

However, what makes this bedroom really cool is two wardrobes and a full-sized dresser on one wall. Sitting across from the bed is an additional fireplace with more storage on both sides and a space for a TV on top. A great place for parents to retreat to at the end of a long day.

Of course, the bunkhouse might be the coolest feature of this trailer. The bunkhouse is in a private bedroom at the rear of the trailer. This room is huge, and it has plenty of storage. There’s a sofa that jack-knifes into a bed, an optional swing-down bunk, and two bunks on the other side of the room. 

This room has USB ports and lights for each bunk and reinforced wall space to mount an LED TV. Finally, this is a bunkhouse travel trailer with a bath and a half. The half bath by the rear of the coach has an entry door, so it doubles as a mudroom.

4. Bunkhouse Travel Trailer With Hidden Pantry: Keystone Outback 291UBH

• Length: 33.8 ft.
• UVW: 6,929 lbs.
• CCC: 1,271 lbs.
• GVWR: 8,200 lbs.
• Tongue Weight: 755 lbs.
• Sleep: 4- 10

The Keystone Outback 291UBH is another incredible travel trailer floor plan. This is a bunkhouse travel trailer floor plan with a lot to offer. This travel trailer has a super slide in the living area that gives the inside a large, open feel. 

There’s an L-shaped kitchen with a deep farmhouse-style sink, a microwave, a stovetop, and a large refrigerator. The living area of this RV has a dinette and convertible sofa that sits opposite the TV and entertainment center. 

The entertainment center has 5 cabinets for storage and it hides a really cool secret… a hidden pantry. The hidden pantry has 4 shelves with tall edges to keep things from flying off. It also has a trashcan secured by a cargo net, and a deep drawer for storing larger items like portable appliances, pots, and pans. The hooks on the door are great for your broom, mop, jackets, and other things. 

The bunks in this RV sit at the back of the rig and are private, although they are not in their own dedicated room. The master bedroom sits in the front of the travel trailer behind a barn-style sliding door, after the bathroom. The only major con to this floor plan is that you have to go through the bathroom to get to and from the master bedroom.

 There’s a also built-in pet kennel under the bed, a laundry chute, and two wardrobes and overhead cabinets for storage. 

5: Mobility Enhanced Travel Trailer: Keystone Outback 342CG

• UVW: 8,040 lbs.
• CCC: 2,460 lbs.
• GVWR: 10,500 lbs.
• Tongue Weight: 960 lbs.

If you need a mobility-enhanced travel trailer or have elderly pets who can’t handle the stairs, the Keystone Outback 342CG is just the thing for you. While it’s technically a toy hauler, this travel trailer has a side ramp with an extender that was meant for wheelchairs or other mobility-assisting devices. 

In fact, the entire interior of this travel trailer floor plan was designed with accessibility in mind. This Outback travel trailer has two slide-outs: one in the living area and one for the bedroom. 

There’s room for everyone to move around. The doorways and corners were widened for full admittance to every usable space of the interior. The ramp door sits on the front door side of the RV. The room can be used as a garage, an office, and of course, a kid’s room. This room has flip-down bunk beds and a wardrobe. 

Moving into the living area is a sleeper sofa, a booth dinette, an entertainment center with a fireplace, and a decent-sized RV kitchen. The bathroom is contained to one wall, so you don’t have to walk through it to get to the master bedroom. 

The rear master bedroom has a king-sized bed with nightstands, overhead cabinets, a wardrobe, a dresser, as well as overhead storage. There are 110v and USB receptacles for CPAPs and other portable medical equipment. 

The added built-in pet kennel under the king-size bed will keep your small four-legged service companion comfortable at night (assuming it’s okay for them to have their own space at night and “his/her royal majesty” will allow it).

This travel trailer doesn’t have ADA-compliant features, but there are places to keep mobility equipment out of the way and easy to reach.

6: Travel Trailer Floor Plan With Office: Venture Stratus SR291VQB

• Length: 33.11 ft.
• UVW: 6,710 lbs.
• CCC: 2,580 lbs.
• GVWR: 9,290 lbs.
• Tongue Weight: 860 lbs.
• Sleep: 4-10

Those of us who work from the road know the value of having an RV with an office. However, it can be hard to find travel trailers with a desk that fits your needs. While offices are more commonly found in fifth wheels and Class A motorhomes, there are some travel trailers that have full-size desks.

So, for those who need a travel trailer with an RV office space with a door, the Venture Stratus 291VQB delivers. The Venture RVs have some of the most gorgeous interiors on the market today, and this model is no exception. The living area of this floor plan has a booth dinette and a convertible sofa with overhead storage. 

The Stratus 291VQB has a large master bedroom and also comes with an outdoor kitchen called the campfire cafe. 

The office in this travel trailer is in what is called the “flex room”. The flex room can be used for many things, and an office is one of them. 

It has 2 bunks on the camp side and two hinged bunks on the roadside. The roadside upper bunk folds up, while the lower bunk becomes your desk when you remove the mattress. It even has a pull-out keyboard tray. 

You can also disconnect the hinged top bunk to fill in the middle floor space between the bottom bunks to make a gigantic bed that spans the entire room.

This “flex room” is aptly named. 

7: Forest River Grey Wolf 29TE: Bar and Grill Floor Plan

• Length: 36.8 ft.
• UVW: 6,428 lbs.
• CCC: 1,409 lbs.
• GVWR: 7,837 lbs.
• Tongue Weight: 837 lbs.
• Sleep: 5- 7

The Forest River Grey Wolf 29TE combines aesthetics with functionality to bring a great bunkhouse travel trailer for families who love the outdoors. This travel trailer is built for entertaining. There’s an outdoor bar and grill and an extra entry door that opens up to the massive bathroom. 

The interior of this travel trailer has beautiful accents and lighting, making it feel luxurious and spacious. The master bedroom of this RV features a queen-sized bed with plenty of storage. And, the rear of the RV has a bunkhouse with three beds and clothing storage throughout. 

In the living area of this RV is a convertible sofa and a large U-shaped dinette, perfect for seating the entire family. 

The outdoor kitchen has a side-by-side fridge and freezer. It also has an ice maker, a pull-out cooktop, a sink, and tons of storage. When you mount your indoor LED TV to the outdoor bracket and connections, you and your friends can enjoy the big game outside. The massive RV outdoor kitchen will keep everyone fed with all of your favorite foods and drinks.

8: Rear Kitchen Travel Trailer: KZ Connect C323RK

• Length: 38 ft.
• UVW: 8,500 lbs.
• CCC: 1,300 lbs.
• GVWR: 9,800 lbs.
• Tongue Weight: 1,110 lbs.
• Sleep: 2- 6

The Connect C323RK is a stunning travel trailer from KZ RVs. On the exterior of this RV is a beautiful and modern exterior kitchen complete with a cooktop, sink, refrigerator, cabinets, and lighting. 

Moving inside, the living area of this RV has both theater seating and a convertible sofa, with an entertainment and fireplace. We should also note that the interior design in this RV is beautiful, modern, and feels luxurious to boot. 

Heading towards the front of the trailer is a hallway that leads to the large bathroom and to the master bedroom. The bed in the master suite is a king-sized bed and it sits on a slide-out. There’s a linen closet with a washer and dryer prep, two dressers, as well as two wardrobes.

This RV has a beautiful and large rear kitchen that fills the rear of the RV with a 4-seat table on a slide-out. This kitchen has a ton of counter space and cabinet space with a huge fridge. It’s truly a road chef’s dream.

This RV leaves nothing out. It’s perfect for long road trips or for RVers who want a large kitchen. 

9: Compact Bunkhouse Travel Trailer: Venture Sonic 211VDB

• Length: 27 ft.
• UVW: 4,600 lbs.
• CCC: 1,290 lbs.
• GVWR: 5,890 lbs.
• Tongue Weight: 600 lbs.
• Sleep: 2- 8

For those who want a functional bunkhouse travel trailer in a smaller size, the Venture Sonic 211VDB has it all. This lightweight travel trailer has two full-size bunks at the rear with plenty of storage space for clothes. The bathroom is near the rear of the rig in front of the bunks. It’s proportionally sized for a travel trailer under 6,000 lbs.

In the living and kitchen areas, there’s a fully functional kitchen with a stovetop, oven, microwave, and sink. Opposite the kitchen is a 4-person dinette with storage and a 7 cu. ft. refrigerator. 

At the very front of the travel trailer is a sofa that quickly and easily turns into a queen-sized Murphy bed, complete with overhead storage and wardrobes on each side. Your V6 Chevy Colorado will enjoy towing the Sonic 211VDB across American Interstates and the Trans-Canada Highways.

10: Adaptive Floor Plan: Happier Camper Traveler

• Length: 17 ft.
• UVW: 1,800 lbs.
• GVWR: 3,500 lbs.
• Tongue Weight: 220 lbs.
• Sleep: Up to 5

Last but certainly not least, the Happier Camper Traveler might be one of the coolest travel trailers on the market today. The interior of this travel trailer is unlike anything you’ve ever seen before. There’s a midship wet bath on the roadside and a permanent kitchenette on the camp side.  

Both the front and rear spaces use Happier Camper’s patented Adaptiv™ cube system. Using the standard 2 ft. x 2 ft. storage cubes and foam pads, you can create whatever furniture and features you need. Specialty components like the Nesting Table Top, Bench Bed, Cooler Cube, and others can upgrade the camping experience.

Happier Camper added 17-gallon fresh and gray tanks to the Traveler. The dry compost commode makes dry camping simpler. There’s also a hot water heater and a standard furnace. Many customers choose to add the optional air conditioner.

Unlike the original HC1 that launched the company in 2015, the Traveler’s two-room design lets you decide if you want a bedroom and living room, a dinette and sofa space, or any type of dual room configuration you want. When the Traveler launched in 2021, it instantly became as successful as its smaller sibling.

Do Any Travel Trailers Have Front Kitchens?

There are a number of travel trailer options available today that have kitchens toward the front of the trailer. Some of these floor plans move the kitchen closer to the front, while others utilize the entire front of the trailer for the kitchen.

Using the front to the trailer for the kitchen allows you to have more counter space and large windows to let in tons of natural light.

Lots of people do not love the central kitchen because it does not provide a good separation between the cooking and sleeping spaces. Front kitchens solve this problem by placing the living area between the beds and the kitchen. 

Airstream Flying Cloud 30FB Office: This is a really unique floor plan for travel trailers. Airstream has moved their kitchen to the front of the trailer and added an office space in the rear of the trailer. This layout is ideal for nomadic or digital workers who need a quiet workspace.

Forest River Flagstaff Classic Super Lite 26FKBS: If you love cooking, but do not love the tiny kitchens in most travel trailers, consider this model. The front kitchen gives you tons of storage and a huge countertop for cooking all your favorite meals. You will also love the full-size sink and residential-size appliances.

Jayco White Hawk 26FK: This travel trailer has one of the largest kitchen workspaces you will find. The counter stretches the length of the trailer front. It has a dual-compartment sink as well as residential-grade appliances.

Are Travel Trailers Or 5th Wheels Better For Full-Time RVing?

There are unique travel trailer floor plans and fifth-wheel RVs that work well for full-time RVing. You will find that there are pros and cons to each. If you are looking to be a full-time nomad, a bit of research will lead you to the best option for your needs. However, to help you with your decision here are some comparisons to consider

Travel Trailers:

Versatile Tow Vehicles: If you have an SUV that you love and do not want to trade it in for a truck, a travel trailer is a good choice. Most travel trailers can be towed with trucks or large SUVs. If you do not need a large travel trailer, there are even options that can also be towed with small SUVs or cars.

More Affordable: Most travel trailers tend to be a bit more affordable than fifth-wheel options. There are exceptions of course. Airstream travel trailers tend to be some of the most expensive on the market. But generally speaking, travel trailers are less expensive.

Variety in Floor Plans: Travel trailers tend to come with a range of different floor plans. This makes it a bit easier to find an option that suits your personal needs and comfort requirements.

Easy Hook-up and Set-up: Travel trailers tend to be easier to hook to your tow vehicle and easier to maneuver. Fifth-wheel RVs due to their size can be overwhelming for some RVers. This also makes travel trailers a bit faster to get set up once you arrive at your location.

More Room: Fifth wheels are inherently larger than their travel trailer counterparts. This means that you get more room for your gear, more room for living spaces, and more room for sleeping quarters.

Stable Travel: Positioning the weight of the RV over the axle of your truck gives you more support when traveling. Fifth-wheel RVs tend to be smoother to tow and have less sway and movement when on the road.

More Storage: If you are full-time RVing you probably have more gear than folks who only travel occasionally or part-time. This means you want more storage. Fifth wheels offer lots of nooks and crannies for you to store all your life comforts.

Luxury: Fifth-wheel RVs tend to have more luxurious amenities. Most new fifth wheels have gourmet kitchens, fireplaces, multiple bathrooms, and slide-outs that substantially increase the living space.

When it comes to making the choice between a travel trailer and a fifth wheel for full-time RVing, you will want to consider first and foremost, your budget.

Remember, if you do not have a truck but want a fifth wheel, you will also need to purchase a proper tow vehicle. Before deciding on a travel trailer or fifth wheel, visit your local RV dealer and tour a number of different options. That way you understand what each offers, and what features you like best.

Could You See Yourself In One of These Unique Travel Trailer Floor Plans? 

These are some of the most unique travel trailer floor plans on the market today. Could you see yourself in any of these floor plans? 

To see more, check out the video below from the RVBlogger YouTube Channel. 

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– 9 Best Travel Trailers Under 30 Feet – 7 Best Travel Trailers Under 4,000 Pounds – 10 Best Travel Trailers with Outdoor Kitchens – 12 Best Travel Trailers with Bunk Beds

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Harbour Town Golf Links is just one piece of the diverse tapestry of golf found in the state of South Carolina. (Streeter Lecka/Getty Images)

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South Carolina, known as the Palmetto State, boasts 351 golf courses that form a remarkably varied offering. From coastal gems, broad-based meadowland layouts and even courses up in the mountains in the western part of the state, the variety runs the gamut. Additionally, designs range from exclusive private clubs and real estate ventures to resort courses and remarkably affordable daily fee and municipal layouts. Moreover, golf in South Carolina is a year-round affair. In short, it’s an ideal state for diverse golf.

The state is particularly strong as a golf destination, whether for public players seeking affordable access, resort goers seeking a golf vacation, or second-home residents from other states. Data drawn from the National Golf Foundation shows that four out of every 10 rounds played in South Carolina come from out-of-state players. That’s the fourth-highest total in the country. The state has two of the four most intense regional markets in the country: the Grand Strand north and south of Myrtle Beach, and the Hilton Head-Bluffton-Beaufort area. Both are heavy on the side of resort and residential golf.

Among the draws – besides the favorable, virtually year-round golf season – is the quality of golf in South Carolina.

Harbour Town Golf Links, this week’s perennial host venue for the PGA TOUR’s RBC Heritage, is a Pete Dye-designed gem that debuted in 1969 to much acclaim for its low-lying intimacy through native corridors of live oaks and pines. It was a revolutionary golf course in its day for its small greens, reliance on all of 4-5 feet of elevation change across the entire site, and finish along the Calibogue Sound, with the iconic lighthouse behind the 18 th green.

Sahith Theegala tees off on the iconic 18th hole at Harbour Town Golf Links. (Andrew Redington/Getty Images)

Back then, land developer Charles Fraser was just trying to establish the island as a golf destination. He seems to have succeeded beyond even his ambitious dreams, what with two dozen golf courses now on the island and at least another 30 on the mainland side in the corridor between Savannah and Beaufort.

These, too, run the gamut of design character, including elegant real estate developments like the 36-hole properties of Colleton River, Belfair and Berkely Hall; the upscale sensibility of a resort-like May River Golf Club; or the privacy of intimate clubs like Chechessee Creek, Old Tabby Links and Secession. All are routed within the native land shaped by the Intracoastal Waterway. Their playing character changes with the tide and the wind.

Up in the Charleston area, the quality of golf starts with two classic Seth Raynor designs: the Country Club of Charleston (1925) and Yeamans Hall Club (1926).

The picturesque clubhouse at the Country Club of Charleston during the 2019 U.S. Women's Open Championship. (Streeter Lecka/Getty Images)

These are both private clubs, though anyone playing the recently restored Charleston Municipal Golf Course would find Raynor’s influence palpable here as well, even though he did not directly design the course. When it comes to impressive coastal properties, Wild Dunes Resort’s Links Course (1981) still resonates with golfers four decades after it opened. Credit for that is due to the pristine nature of the site on Isle of Palms that designer Tom Fazio inherited and the way his chief shaper there, a young upstart named Mike Strantz, let his creativity run free.

Strantz further solidified his reputation as an unparalleled artisan with such designs as Bulls Bay Golf Club in the Charleston area and both Caledonia Golf & Fish Club and True Blue Golf Club up on Pawleys Island in the Myrtle Beach area.

There, they joined the region’s first golf course, Pine Lakes Country Club (Robert White, 1927), and the region’s first nationally acclaimed design, Dunes Golf and Beach Club (Robert Trent Jones Sr., 1949). By the end of the 20 th century, there were more than 100 courses in the region, including four resort layouts at Barefoot Landing, two at Grande Dunes Resort and Tidewater Golf Club.

Inland, the state has just as much quality to offer. The Palmetto Golf Club in Aiken sports the distinctive design flair of Herbert Leeds (1890s), complemented by a wedge-shaped clubhouse with eyebrow windows that is the 1902 handiwork of Stanford White, who also designed the famous clubhouse of Shinnecock Hills Golf Club on Long Island.

A look at the 5th hole of the Palmetto Golf Club. (David Cannon/Getty Images)

On the other side of town in Aiken Golf Club, a 1912 design that maxes out at 5,795 yards and yet holds up well for its Pinehurst style of shot-making demands. Small wonder it is a favorite among golfers gathered in the area during Masters week.

In the more mountainous, western half of South Carolina, the golf tends to be much more parkland-oriented. That’s the appeal of the seven-course residential golf repertoire comprising The Cliffs communities, which brought to bear the design talents of Tom Fazio, Tom Jackson, Jack Nicklaus, Gary Player and Ben Wright. The Player-designed Cliffs at Mountain Park (2013) in Travelers Rest, 25 miles north of Greenville, is an intimately routed, very walkable course. Its vast sand splashes and wide fairways straddle the North Saluda River along a valley that sits 1,600 feet above sea level in the Blue Ridge Mountains – hardly your conventional real estate golf course.

When it comes to drama that contrasts with South Carolina’s coastal golf treasures, you can’t find a sharper counterpoint than The Cliffs at Glassy (1994) in Landrum, 11 miles east of Mountain Park. The Cliffs at Glassy, which tops out at 3,353 feet above sea level, feels like golf on the roof of the world – or at least of the Palmetto State. If it doesn’t take your breath away, it will at least make you gasp at the distant views.

For all this strength of its diverse golf offerings, the supply is still getting more interesting. Two courses east of Aiken have just debuted and already have caught the buzz of social media architecture aficionados. Old Barnwell, by Brian Schneider and Blake Conant of Tom Doak’s Renaissance Golf Design team, fills up a sandy, 575-acre site that provides plenty of room for distinct angles and alternate paths of play. Though a private club, it has a mission of inclusivity and public service that ensures its place in the greater community of state golf and sports culture.

The Tree Farm, midway between Aiken and the state capital in Columbia, is the product of PGA TOUR member Zac Blair’s imagination, a routing by Tom Doak, and the shaping skills of Kye Goalby. It’s South Carolina’s version of a trendy place like Sweetens Cove Golf Club in Tennessee or Landman Golf Club in Nebraska – golf for hearty walkers who love the game, play fast, utilize the ground game and cannot wait to tee it up again.

The vast scale of the land provides a very unconventional scope for the golf. Think of it as Mike Strantz’s Caledonia Golf & Fish Club on a much larger canvas.

When it comes to interesting golf, South Carolina menu of courses offers a wide variety that appeals to players of every imaginable sort. Small wonder it’s such a strong golf destination.

Bradley S. Klein is a veteran golf writer and author of 10 books on course design. A former PGA TOUR caddie, he was architecture editor of Golfweek for over two decades and is now a freelance journalist and course design consultant. Follow Bradley Klein on Twitter .

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The Bay Star 3225, 3423, 3618, 3629, and 3811 floor plans have been retained for the 2025 model year.

The 3014, 3116, and 3626 models are no longer available this new model year.

There are two new floor plans for the 2025 model year:

  Bay Star 3016

• This new floor plan provides a full wall slide on the off-door side, with a bed slide in the bedroom on the door side.
• The front living area features a 74” Comfort Lounge sofa on the door side, with sleeper booth dinette on the off-door side.
• The kitchen, also located on the off-door side rear of the dinette, is roomy and functional. There is pantry storage across the hallway along the bath wall.
• The bathroom is located mid-ship and features a spacious vanity with lots of counter space, linen storage, as well as a 40” X 30” rectangular shower.
• The bedroom houses a King bed across from a large shirt wardrobe, dresser, and TV.

Bay Star 3826

• This new floorplan is a triple slide bath and a half model.
• The front living area features a 68” Comfort Lounge sofa on the door side, with a 74” Comfort Lounge sitting opposite on the off-door side. Rear of the 74” Sofa sits a sleeper booth dinette.
• The kitchen, located door side, provides ample space for cooking and getting around.
• The half bath sits mid-ship with a dry bar on the outer wall facing the dinette.
• The bedroom houses an inclining King bed, with two wardrobes and an overhead cabinet with a TV sitting opposite. The rear most ward can house an optional washer and dryer.
• Rounding out this floorplan, is the rear full bath. This features a single sink vanity, linen storage, and a 40”x30” shower.

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CABINETS AND FURNITURE

• For 2025, there are new cabinet colors including: Dusk Maple, and Mesa Maple. With Dusk Maple being the standard woodgrain.
• Additionally, there is a new painted cabinetry color available Chiffon.
• These cabinet colors are available in a new Suede finish. With Suede replacing the Matte finish from 2024.
• There is a new option for Two-Tone Cabinetry. Dark Woodgrains, Dusk and Mesa, will be used on the lower cabinets and throughout the coach (trim, fascia, feature ceilings, window treatments, passage doors, wardrobe doors, and pantry doors), with the Chiffon (White) Woodgrain to be used on upper cabinetry. Chiffon is the only option for the upper cabinetry.
• A new shaker style cabinet door and drawer style is featured.
• New style swing/pivot door.

ELECTRICAL FEATURES

• KIB App with global functionality.
• New wire routing to clean up ATC lighting box. This is the KIB Lighting box commonly found in the shoe storage.
• The previously used gray KIB panels have been replaced with new 5” LCD touch screens.
• For 2025, the Bay Star is standard with a 2000W inverter, and (6) 6V Batteries. This eliminates options J200, J210, L250, L280, and L285 from 2024.
• Wall sconces have been omitted.
• New vanity lights are featured.

EXTERIOR FEATURES

• There are three new exterior graphic options available for 2025: Granite, Cardinal, and Harvest.

INTERIOR FEATURES

• A Comfort Lounge sofa is standard on all floorplans.
• Stowe has been carried over from 2024. Two new décor packages are available “Arlo” and “Vista”. These will mostly consist of the 2024 colors with a few changes made to bedding styles, pillow fabrics, and countertop colors.
• A new inclining/retracting bed mechanism with more travel is standard on the 3423 and 3826 floorplans.
• Crown molding has been omitted on all floorplans.
• New fascia insert is plain, replacing the pattern from 2024.
• New door and drawer hardware.
• Vinyl Plank Flooring is standard for 2025.

PLUMBING/BATH FEATURES

• The kitchen sink will be a single bowl sink, replacing the double bowl sink from 2024. This also features a new kitchen faucet.
• A new shower system is featured for 2025.
• A new white shower surround is standard for the Bay Star.
• New brushed nickel vessel on lav faucet.
• New bath hardware styling.

CONSTRUCTION FEATURES

• A larger window will be used above the kitchen countertop.

WINDOWS, AWNINGS, VENTS AND DOORS

• Hogan Sparrow will be the option replacing Linen Tweed for any special. Charcoal Tweed is standard on all three exterior graphic selections for 2025.

OPTION CHANGES

• There is a new option for Starlink Internet for 2025.
• With Vinyl Plank flooring standard for 2025, there are no flooring options available.
• A Visionary V2 Trifold Sofa has been made optional.

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2024 Masters TV schedule, coverage, live stream, channel, how to watch streaming online, golf tee times

How to watch every memorable moment of the 2024 masters on tv or streaming live.

The most wonderful time of the golf season reaches its conclusion Sunday as the beauty of April surrounds Augusta National Golf Club. The 2024 Masters started as a star-studded affair with a loaded field featuring the best golfers in the world and Scottie Scheffler entering as the favorite. Scheffler held that same position entering Round 4 and has only increased his advantage as the Masters rolls ot a finish.

Scheffler is looking to become the 10th golfer in Masters history to win two green jackets in a three-year span, and given his level of play over the last two years, no one is doubting he can accomplish his goal. Should he do so, he would pick up a $3.6 million winner's check out of a record  2024 Masters prize money allotment -- a $20 million purse .

While five-time Masters champion Tiger Woods set a new record at Augusta National by making the weekend in his 24th consecutive playing of the tournament, he completely ejected on Saturday with his worst score in a major championship round. Tiger rebounded Sunday while playing his 100th round at Augusta National  but nevertheless signed for a 16 over, his worst score to par at a major and the second-worst round overall across his professional career. (At least he wasn't among the major stars who missed the cut .)

Be sure to follow Masters live leaderboard coverage throughout the final round on Sunday for scores, analysis and highlights. It's a perfect second-screen complement to the Masters viewing experience provided to you by CBS.

While attending the Masters is a dream for many, simply being able to watch golf on the grandest stage of them all is an incredible treat each year, and we here at CBS Sports are thrilled to bring you wall-to-wall coverage of the Masters throughout this week.

CBS Sports offers extensive, week-long coverage across all its platforms with its traditional 18-hole broadcast coverage beginning with the third round on Saturday and final-round action on Sunday. Jim Nantz, in his 39th consecutive year covering the Masters, serves as host for the 37th time. 2008 Masters champion Trevor Immelman joins Nantz as the lead analyst at the Masters for the second time. Nantz and Immelman link up with CBS Sports' incredible golf team, including on-course reporter Dottie Pepper and the legendary Verne Lundquist, who will be calling his final Masters.

Enough talking about it. Here's how you can watch as much Masters as possible on Sunday. Be sure to stick with CBS Sports for live coverage throughout and download the CBS Sports app  to watch Masters Live on your mobile device.

All times Eastern

Round 4 -- Sunday, April 14

Round 4 start time:  9:15 a.m. [ Tee times ]

Masters Live stream Desktop and mobile:  Free on  CBSSports.com ,  CBS Sports app Connected devices*:  Available on  Paramount+ ,  CBS Sports app *Paramount+ login required

• Masters on the Range : 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. (CBS Sports Network)
• Featured Groups  -- 9:35 a.m. to 7 p.m. 9:35 a.m. -- Tiger Woods, Neal Shipley (A) 11:45 a.m. -- Jon Rahm, Tony Finau 12:45 p.m. -- Joaquín Niemann, Rory McIlroy 2:15 p.m. -- Bryson Dechambeau, Xander Schauffele
• Amen Corner  -- 11:45 a.m. to 6 p.m.
• Holes 15 & 16  -- 12:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
• Holes 4, 5 & 6 -- 10:55 a.m. to 4 p.m. (Masters.com)

TV coverage:  2-7 p.m. on CBS TV simulcast live stream:  2-7 p.m. on  CBSSports.com ~,  Paramount+ ,  CBS Sports app ~ ~TV provider or Paramount+ with Showtime login required Round 4 encore: 8 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. on CBS Sports Network

Additional Masters coverage

Masters on the Range Monday 12-2 p.m. , Tuesday 9-11 a.m. , Wednesday 9-11 a.m. | CBS Sports Network,  Paramount+

We Need to Talk at the Masters Saturday, 12:30-1:30 p.m. | CBS,  Paramount+ The Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship: An Invitation to the Masters Saturday, 1:30-2 p.m. | CBS,  Paramount+

The 2019 Masters: A Sunday Unlike Any Other Saturday, 2-3 p.m. | CBS,  Paramount+

The Latin America Amateur Championship: An Invitation to the Masters Sunday, 12:30-1 p.m. | CBS,  Paramount+ Jim Nantz Remembers Augusta: The Spanish Inspiration Sunday, 1-2 p.m. | CBS,  Paramount+

Further details from CBS Sports

Live streaming coverage provided by Masters.com

Featured Groups : Shane Bacon, Colt Knost and Billy Kratzert will lead  Featured Groups  morning coverage. In addition, Brian Crowell and Smylie Kaufman will serve as announcers for the afternoon  Featured Groups  coverage.

Amen Corner : Grant Boone and Mark Immelman serve as announcers for live streaming coverage of the 11th, 12th and 13th holes.

15 & 16:  Iona Stephen, Ned Michaels and Smylie Kaufman provide commentary and analysis for live streaming coverage on the 15th and 16th holes.

Masters On the Range:  Presented Monday through Sunday on Masters Live, CBS Sports Network, Paramount+ and CBS Sports Digital,  Masters on the Range  will feature interviews with players, analysis of those in the field and breakdowns from the Tournament Practice Area at Augusta National leading up to and throughout the 2024 Masters. Kelly Tilghman, Michael Breed, Brian Crowell, Amanda Balionis and Iona Stephen will provide commentary throughout the week.

In addition to live golf action, Masters Live will present video highlights and Augusta National aerials, as well as historical footage and Interview Room commentary. Masters Live will be available on Paramount+ as well as CBSSports.com and the CBS Sports app for mobile devices.

CBS Sports HQ , the free 24/7 streaming sports news network, will have nearly 50 hours of comprehensive live coverage beginning Monday, April 8. CBS Sports HQ will feature on-site previews and recaps after each round, live look-ins, leaderboard updates as well as interviews with Trevor Immelman following the third and final rounds.  The First Cut  and co-hosts Kyle Porter and Rick Gehman also will be on-site to break down all the action on CBS Sports HQ, with daily podcasts and additional episodes airing on CBS Sports Network. CBS Sports HQ is available on CBSSports.com and the CBS Sports app for mobile and connected TV devices.

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Luke Combs collabs with Miller Lite beer to bring new merch, a sweepstakes and more

Luke Combs and Miller Lite have announced a concert tour collaboration together, renewing Combs' partnership for another North American tour with the beer by his side.

The two have collaborated on a concert sweepstakes, custom merch and a new Combs themed beer can.

Combs posted a picture from the "fine pilsner" brewery in Milwaukee, WI on Tuesday wearing a safety vest and hard hat in front of a wall of beer cans.

The caption said, "Really appreciate the folks at  @millerlite  showing me around their brewery and letting me get an up close look at how my beer cans are made from start to finish."

Here's everything we know so far about the 2024 collab.

What is the Luke Combs and Miller Lite concert sweepstakes?

Luke Combs is hitting the road for his "Growin' Up and Gettin' Old" 2024 tour in North America. He kicked off the tour on April 13 in Milwaukee, WI, where he toured the Miller Lite brewery.

The tour will continue with two stadium dates in 13 cities. The tour includes guests Cody Jinks, The Avett Brothers, Charles Wesley Godwin, Hailey Whitters, The Wilder Blue, Jordan Davis, Mitchell Tenpenny, Drew Parker and Colby Acuff.

On Miller Lite's website , fans can enter their information for a chance to win a trip to see Combs in concert on the tour.

Miller Lite's website says, "Continue below to enter for your chance to win a trip to see Luke Combs play live and other prizes from your friends at Miller Lite. Now you know why ice-cold beer never broke Luke’s heart."

The sweepstakes began on March 3 and will end on Sept. 30.

What do the new Luke Combs Miller Lite beer cans look like?

Combs' Instagram post shows his custom 16-oz Miller Lite can, which features a guitar headstock with American traditional tattoo-like text that says "Beer Never Broke My Heart," a nod to Comb's 2019 song.

The front of the can includes Combs' name under the traditional logo.

Miller Lite on Instagram: "Luke Combs is back on tour. To celebrate, we're dropping the new Miller Lite x Luke Combs Tour Trucker hat on 4/17, restocking daily until 4/20. Get yours while they last."

When did Luke Combs begin his partnership with Miller Lite?

In 2022, Combs partnered with Miller Lite, releasing his first limited edition custom can with the brand.

"Last year’s limited-edition Luke Combs cans did really well for us," Jamie Rubinstein, associate marketing manager for Miller Lite, told Beer & Beyond .

"Plus, we got great feedback that they worked well with our Americana displays, so we’re looking forward to seeing how this year’s cans come to life at retail this summer."

When will we see the 2024 Luke Combs Miller Lite cans in stores?

It is unclear when the new cans will be available for purchase in stores.

Fans speculate the cans will be available at Combs' upcoming arena tour stops.

What other Luke Combs and Miller Lite merch is there?

Combs and Molson Coors have collaborated to release the Miller Lite x Luke Combs Tour Trucker, a special edition hat. The hat features Combs' signature vintage style and is also a potential ticket to one of his shows.

Starting on April 17, Miller Lite began selling a limited number of the hats at their merch store online. On April 18, 19 and 20 a limited number of hats will be sold at 8 a.m. CST.

Each hat purchased is also an automatic entry in a sweepstakes contest, entering fans in a contest to see Combs at a summer show of their choosing.

“He’s the most genuine brand fan we could have asked for, and we’re excited to share his love for Miller Lite with consumers this summer,” Rubenstein said to Beer & Beyond.

“If you’re a fan of Luke Combs, you’re probably a fan of Miller Lite. It’s a match made in heaven.”