The bunkhouse here has an actual door, a small detail that makes a big difference when kids want their own space at the end of the day. Three slide-outs open things up considerably, and the Turn-Tec engineering is a genuine selling point if you're running a short-bed truck, since most bunkhouse fifth wheels demand a longer setup to turn safely. Construction is AZDEL laminated with aluminum framing, and the Weather Shield+ rating means it's been cold-tested to 0° and heat-tested to 110°. Useful if your trips aren't limited to mild-weather months. The residential 60"×80" pillow top mattress, electric front and rear jacks, and an electric awning with LED strip round out a feature list that leans toward livability rather than just checking boxes.
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Other fifth wheel trailers floor plans (around 36 ft), similar in size and price to the Chaparral Lite 29BHS.
