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Class C motorhomes with a King bed

Cory Watilo
Cory Watilo · Updated Jul 19, 2026
King size bed
King size bed in the Jayco Seneca 37L

A King bed brings the comforts of home to a Class C motorhome. Some coaches, like the Jayco Seneca 37L and Entegra Accolade 37L, use a fixed King you never have to set up. Others, like the Leisure Travel Unity U24TB, start as twins that convert to a King, which fits the bed into a shorter, easier-to-drive coach.

Keep in mind a King in a Class C is usually marketed as King size but built to RV dimensions, so measure the mattress before you buy sheets or a topper.

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Benefits of king bed

  • More sleeping room for two
  • Fixed King means no nightly setup
  • Convertible options fit shorter coaches

Things to consider

  • A fixed King adds coach length
  • Twin-to-King setups need re-making nightly
  • Measure the mattress before buying bedding

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A King bed shows up two ways in a Class C. A fixed King is ready to sleep on and skips the setup, but it takes up more room, so those floor plans tend to run longer. The Entegra Accolade XT 35L and DynaQuest XL 3700BD are on the larger end, while the Coachmen Concord 321DS sits closer to the middle.

If a shorter coach is the goal, look at twin beds that convert to a King, like the Grand Design Lineage 25FW. You get the wider sleeping surface at night and twin seating or storage flexibility by day, in exchange for re-making the bed when you switch. Many couples who mostly stay in one configuration prefer a fixed King, while weekend campers who want a nimble rig lean toward the convertible layouts.

Two more things worth checking on the spec sheet: where the bed sits in the floor plan and its exact mattress dimensions, since RV Kings often differ from the King you have at home. Also compare against Class A motorhomes with a King bed if length isn't a concern.

Popular questions

Is a King bed in a Class C motorhome actually King size?

It is marketed as a King, but many manufacturers use an RV-specific mattress that is shortened or notched to fit the floor plan, and dimensions vary by model. Check the spec sheet for the exact mattress size before buying sheets, a topper, or a replacement mattress.

What are the options for a shorter Class C motorhome with a King bed?

Dedicated fixed-King layouts tend to run longer, so if you want a coach under about 30 feet, look at floor plans with twin beds that convert to a King, which fit into smaller rigs. The trade-off is re-making the bed each time you switch between twin and King configurations.

What is the difference between a fixed King and a convertible King in a Class C?

A fixed King is one mattress that stays made up and ready. A convertible King starts as two twins that join with filler cushions, which frees up floor space or seating during the day but needs to be set up again each night. Which one fits you depends on how you camp.

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