Fifth wheels with a King bed

King bed in a fifth wheel trailer
King bed in a fifth wheel trailer in the North Point 377RLBH

King beds in fifth wheels tend to be standard in the higher-end models and at least optional in the majority of the rest. They typically run east/west, although if you prefer a north/south layout, you can still find plenty of options. The North Point 377RLBH and the Brinkley Model G 3250 are two well-regarded examples of a standard king bed in the east/west layout. The bonus is finding lifting ones that give you extra storage (some are even electrical rather than manual) and tilting ones that let you sit up comfortably for TV or reading time.

Sizes are marketed as King but vary by model, and some builders use a narrower "RV King," so measure the mattress before you buy sheets or bedding.

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Benefits of king bed

  • Feels like home
  • Great for taller sleepers or just those who need extra wiggle room
  • Usually pairs with roomy bedroom storage

Things to consider

  • A King leaves less room for nightstands
  • Often a longer, heavier coach to tow
  • Measure the mattress before buying bedding

Similar layouts

On a fifth wheel, the main bedroom sits in the raised front section over the hitch, which keeps the sleeping area separate from the living space but means a few steps up and a little more movement on rough roads. A handful of floor plans put a bed in the rear instead, like the Montana High Country 377FL or the Eagle 355MBQS.

Good to know: a true King in a narrow bedroom can leave very little walking room on the sides, so check the layout diagram on models like the Pinnacle 38FBRK if that is important to how you and a partner get in and out. If you would rather have more floor space, browse fifth wheels with an east/west bed or compare front-bedroom floor plans. Many King-bed buyers are full-timing couples, so it is also worth looking at fifth wheels with washer/dryer prep.

Popular questions

Are King beds in fifth wheel trailers the same size as a standard King?

They are marketed as King, but the actual dimensions vary by model, and some builders use a narrower "RV King" that runs closer to 72 inches wide instead of the residential 76. RV mattresses are also frequently custom-sized, so measure yours before buying sheets or a mattress topper.

Is a King bed in a fifth wheel fixed, or do I have to convert it each night?

The large majority of King beds in fifth wheels are fixed and stay made all day, which is one of the main reasons shoppers pick a fifth wheel over a travel trailer or van. A small number of floor plans use a Murphy-style King that folds against the wall to free up daytime space, so confirm the setup on any layout you are considering.

Does a King bed fifth wheel need a bigger tow vehicle?

The bed itself does not change the tow rating, but fifth wheels with a King bed tend to be longer and heavier coaches overall. Match the floor plan's loaded weight to your truck's tow capacity, and most owners run at least a 3/4-ton pickup with a fifth wheel hitch.

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