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Class A motorhomes with bunk beds

Tara Alley
Tara Alley · Updated Sep 10, 2026
Bunk beds
Bunk beds in the Thor Motor Coach A.C.E. 32B

Bunkhouses can be the ideal set up for families with kids - they offer more dedicated (and private) sleeping spaces - and all without the hassle of converting and setting up/taking down every day. (If you don't need bunks, but are still interested in an extra sleeping space, you might be interested in Class A motorhomes with a single bed over the cab).

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Class A motorhomes with bunk beds, outdoor entertainment, two full baths and...

Benefits of bunk beds, outdoor entertainment, two full baths

  • Kids get their own private and personal space — bunks often have curtains, lights, USB ports, and sometimes TVs
  • Keeps the living area usable after bedtime instead of turning half the coach into sleeping space
  • Easier bedtime routine — especially if one kid goes to sleep earlier than everyone else

Things to consider

  • Bunks eat up a lot of prime interior space — usually space that could have gone toward a larger kitchen, bathroom, closet, or living area
  • Can affect resale value since appeals to a more limited market
  • Can reduce overall storage space
  • Less flexible if you don't need them — unlike a sofa or dinette, dedicated bunks serve a pretty specific purpose

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Class A motorhomes with bunk over cabClass C motorhomes with bunk beds

Class A motorhomes with bunk beds have become popular in the last couple decades due to a rise in families hitting the road. As models become cheaper and more financing options become available, families have increasingly chosen a Class A motorhome to explore the United States and Canada over Class C motorhomes where bunk beds were more traditionally found.

It's worth noting that bunk beds aren't the only option for a family of 4-5, as there are often other sleeping options, like a bed above the cab (where the driver and front passenger sit), or a convertible couch or dinette. But if you're shopping for a separate sleeping area that doesn't need to be converted for other uses, bunk beds are a great way to go.

Popular questions

What are the dimensions of bunk beds in Class A motorhomes?

Bunk beds in Class A motorhomes are typically 28" x 72", though the actual size may vary depending on the manufacturer. Some Class A's use residential mattresses, but many are custom sizes to fit the available space.

Where are bunk beds located in a Class A motorhome?

Location can vary, but they're typically located in a slideout in middle of the motorhome, just ahead of the rear bedroom. Some models have bunk beds in the very rear of the RV, but these are harder to find. When they are located in the rear, the area is often convertible to a storage area, or in special cases, a workspace.

What amenities come in bunk beds on Class A motorhomes?

Since many Class A motorhomes carry a higher price point, you'll generally find more bunk amenities than other types of RVs (fifth wheels, travel trailers, etc.). Many offer a personal TV, a privacy curtain or doors, and a ladder to access the top bunk. Some models have USB charging ports, a 110V outlet, and a ducted air vent.

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