$124,568
The front bedroom layout here is the real draw. It puts genuine distance between the Queen bed and the bunkhouse at the rear, which makes a noticeable difference when the kids are up late. The U-shaped dinette and kitchen island give the main living area more seating and workspace than most fifth wheels in this class, and the outdoor kitchen means you're not dragging the whole dinner operation inside. A bath and a half keeps morning routines moving when you've got a full crew, and the dual AC units mean both ends of this 44-foot rig actually stay cool. Owners consistently call out the floor plan as the standout, and it's easy to see why once you're standing in it.
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Fifth wheel trailers that share features with the Mesa Ridge 395BHS, like front bedroom, bunk beds and kitchen island.
