Two full bathrooms in a motorhome this size is genuinely rare, and the 45A makes good use of both. The master gets a dual vanity and real counter space, while the second bath handles the bunk room crowd. Speaking of bunks, they have actual doors, which anyone who's shared a coach with light-sleeper kids will appreciate immediately. The kitchen counter space is legitimately useful, not the token strip you find in a lot of Class A layouts. Under the hood, the Cummins ISL 450HP paired with an Allison 3000MH 6-speed and Freightliner XCR chassis means the driving experience holds up to the floor plan's ambitions, and the trailer hitch is rated to 15,000 lbs if you're towing a vehicle or toys.
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Class a motorhomes that share features with the Berkshire XLT 45A, like outdoor entertainment, rear bath and bunk beds.
