Class B vans with rear twin beds
Rear twin beds in a Class B RV can be left as separate beds or combined to form a larger bed - typically around a King size. They come in two formats:
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Opposing couches that pull out to flatten and meet in the middle of the RV
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V-shaped twin beds that use cushions to fill in the empty space and form a larger bed
All vans come with rear entry doors, and both bed layouts offer storage, but in slightly different ways, and both layouts have their own benefits:
Twin beds as opposing couches form an aisle all the way to the rear of the van. This is useful for storing long items as it can be accessed from the rear of the RV. Some vans in this format offer seat belts for passengers, though they'll face to the side which isn't as safe as front-facing seats.
V-shaped twin beds offer less flexible storage as the V-shape frame limits how far larger items can fit. Additional storage can be accessed under the foot area of the beds.
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Benefits of rear twin beds
- Rear twin beds offer an aisle for easy access
- Storage space below beds
Things to consider
- Making the bed can be a hassle when converting opposing couches to a King bed
Similar layouts
By far the most popular format for dual twin beds in a Class B van come in the form of opposing couches that pull down and meet in the middle to form a larger bed (around King size). But the locations of the beds can vary. Some (like those found on this page) are located in the rear of the RV. This typically allows for more storage accessible from the rear doors of the van. Some are equipped with a rear bath with beds in the middle of the van.
Many shoppers are interested in rear twin beds because they convert to a King bed. If that's what you're looking for, browse Class B vans with King beds.
If you're looking for a small form factor RV with either rear twin beds or a King bed, keep in mind that some similar sized RVs are considered "B+" vans in the industry, which are technically classified as Class C motorhomes. You can find these by setting a length filter like Class C motorhomes with twin beds under 25 feet or Class C motorhomes with King beds under 25 feet.
Popular questions
How easily can rear twin beds be converted to a larger King bed?
It depends on the configuration. With opposing couches that convert to a King bed, you'll need to re-make the bed between day use and sleeping. With V-shaped twin beds, it's as easy as moving some cushions.
How long are rear twin beds in a Class B motorhome?
It varies by RV, but keep in mind they always run front to back (north/south) - you won't find rear twins facing east/west of the RV.
How comfortable are rear twin beds?
It depends on mattress brand that the RV manufacturer chose. Many people choose to add foam toppers for under $100 per bed, though this doesn't work on opposing couches.
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