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Class B vans with a rear bedroom

Tara Alley
Tara Alley · Updated Nov 5, 2026
Rear bedroom in a Class B van
Rear bedroom in a Class B van in the Winnebago Revel 44EC

A rear bedroom in a Class B van puts the sleeping area at the back of the coach, away from the cab and the living space up front. That gap is small by house standards, but in a van it makes a real difference: you can be up making coffee while your partner sleeps in, and all without climbing over each other. The Solis Pocket 36A and the Boldt 70BL are two well-known examples.

Depending on the floor plan, the rear sleep space may be a fixed bed that runs side-to-side (east/west), a lengthwise bed along the wall, or twin beds that join into one larger bed.

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Benefits of rear bedroom

  • Separation of space between living and sleeping
  • Cab and lounge usable while someone rests
  • Often storage tucked under the bed

Things to consider

  • Rear van beds run short of a full Queen
  • Less rear storage than a garage layout
  • Takes up the majority of the living space

Similar layouts

Class B vans with a rear living areaClass B vans with dual twin bedsClass B vans with a King bedClass C motorhomes with rear bedroomTravel trailers with rear bedroom

Most Class B vans with a rear bedroom use the full rear width for an east/west bed, which many owners prefer in a short van. A few floor plans, like the Dazzle 2AB and the Nova 20D, use a lengthwise fixed bed or a convertible twin setup instead. If you want the option to split into two separate beds, look at Class B vans with dual twin beds or vans with twins that convert to a King.

One thing worth checking on any van with a bed in the back: where the bathroom sits. In some floor plans the wet bath is tucked between the bedroom and the living area, so a midnight trip doesn't cross the sleeping space; in others you pass through the bed area to reach it. If you travel as a couple and one person is a light sleeper, that detail is worth confirming. Because van mattresses are frequently custom-sized, measure the actual bed before buying sheets or bedding.

Popular questions

What does a 'rear bedroom' mean in a Class B van?

It means the sleeping area sits at the back of the van, behind the living space. In many Class B floor plans this is a fixed bed running side-to-side (east/west) to use the full interior width. Some layouts use a lengthwise bed or a convertible twin setup instead, so check the layout diagram.

Are rear bedroom vans the same as 'vans with a bed in the back'?

Yes, that is the same thing. Shoppers often search for a van with a bed in the back or vans with bed in back, and they are all describing this rear bedroom layout. The industry term is rear bedroom, but the floor plans are identical.

How does a rear bedroom affect storage in a Class B van?

It depends on the floor plan. Rear beds often have storage underneath or in overhead cabinets, but you give up the large pass-through or garage storage a toy-hauler-style van offers. If gear storage is a priority, compare storage specs across floor plans before deciding.

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