Class B camper vans with a rear bathroom

Typical Class B van layouts place the bathroom somewhere in the middle of the RV. This can make the van feel cramped, as the bathroom takes up nearly half the width of the RV from floor to ceiling. By moving the bathroom to the rear of the van, the floor plan can be opened up, making the space feel larger.

Another benefit is that the bathroom can span the full width of the RV. This means the bathroom feels less cramped. It also opens up the opportunity to have a dry bath.

One potential drawback is that, if the bed is directly in front of the rear bathroom, you may have to climb over the bed to access the bathroom, which may be a consideration if traveling with others. However, if the rear bath is next to a rear bed (vs a rear bath that spans the entire width of the van), this isn't a problem.

Note that this collection also includes vans that have a rear bed next to a rear bath. In this case, the bed may fold against the wall to provide storage space when in transit.