Shop By Floorplan Find the Layout That Fits Your Lifestyle.

Choosing the right RV is about more than just length and weight; it is about how the space flows. Whether you need a bunkhouse for the kids, a chef-inspired kitchen, or a private master suite, the floorplan dictates your camping experience.

Browse our inventory by specific layout features below.

Sleeping & Family Space

• Bunkhouse: The ultimate family layout. Features dedicated bunks for kids or guests.

• Two-Bedroom: Need privacy? These units feature two distinct rooms for separation.

• Mid-Bunk: A bonus room in the middle of the coach, perfect for an office or extra bedroom.

• Loft RV: maximize vertical space with an upper sleeping loft, popular in destination trailers.

• Murphy Bed: The space-saver. A bed that folds up to reveal a sofa during the day.

Master Suites & Comfort

• King Bed: Don't sacrifice comfort. These units fit a residential-sized King mattress.

• Front Bedroom: A classic layout that often provides more headroom in the master suite.

• Rear Bed: A layout that often places the bedroom away from campground noise.

Kitchen & Dining

• Front Kitchen: A chef's dream. Often provides massive counter space and a front windshield.

• Rear Kitchen: Opens up the living area and places the cooking zone at the back.

• Kitchen Island: Residential style prep space in the center of the kitchen.

• Outdoor Kitchen: Cook under the awning and keep the heat/smells out of the RV.

Living & Entertaining

• Front Living: A luxury fifth-wheel favorite. An elevated living room separate from the kitchen.

• Rear Living: The most popular layout for couples, featuring large rear windows for views.

• Rear Entertainment: Designed for movie nights, with a TV and fireplace as the focal point.

Bathroom Configurations

• Bath and a Half: A full master bath plus a guest half-bath for convenience.

• Double Bath: Two full bathrooms. Perfect for large families or traveling with other couples.

• Rear Bath: Maximizes living space by tucking a spacious bathroom across the back wall.

Structural Features

• RVs With Slide-Outs: Expand your living space with push-button slide-outs.

• RVs Without Slide-Outs: Lighter, simpler, and easier to set up.