Front bedroom, rear bedroom, bath and a half, booth dinette, bunk beds
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2026 Grand Design Reflection 362TBS
NewStock #113821
Listing price
2026 Reflection 362TBS
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Two bedrooms, a loft, and a bath and a half make the Grand Design Reflection 362TBS unusually versatile for extended stays. The rear bedroom slideout opens up the back room, while the island kitchen adds prep space alongside a farmhouse sink, fireplace, and booth dinette. Outside, an outdoor kitchen extends meal prep beyond the main living area, and the refrigerator and bathroom remain accessible with the slides in.
Length
36 ft 7 in
Dry weight
12,500 lbs
GVWR
14,995 lbs
Sleeps
7
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$64,995 – $89,999
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Campers Inn RV
Seffner, FL
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The New 2026 Grand Design Reflection 362TBS is the kind of fifth wheel that instantly changes the way you think about RV travel. Designed for families, long-term travelers, and anyone who wants residential comfort wrapped in a beautifully engineered towable package, this bunkhouse floorplan delivers space, flexibility, and premium quality in one of the most popular luxury segments on the road today.
At just under 40 feet in length with four slide-outs, the Reflection 362TBS is built to maximize living space without sacrificing towability. With a dry weight around 12,500 lbs and a GVWR near 14,995 lbs, it’s engineered for confident towing with the right heavy-duty truck while still offering the kind of interior room that feels like a high-end vacation home.
This floorplan stands out immediately because of its true bunkhouse design paired with a private master suite and multiple living zones. It’s built for real families and real travel life—kids, guests, pets, gear, and everything in between. Whether you’re heading to a lake resort, national park, race weekend, or full seasonal site, the 362TBS adapts effortlessly.
Step inside and the first impression is simple: it feels big, bright, and intentionally designed. The main living area features opposing slides that open up the space dramatically, giving you room to relax, entertain, or unwind without feeling crowded. Theater seating, a comfortable sofa, and a large entertainment center with fireplace create a cozy, residential-style gathering space that makes rainy camping days just as enjoyable as sunny ones.
The kitchen is a major highlight in this model. You get a full residential-style setup with solid surface countertops, a large 16 cu. ft. refrigerator, three-burner cooktop, convection microwave, deep stainless sink, and an oversized pantry. The center island (in most configurations) adds prep space and storage that makes cooking on the road feel natural rather than limited. This is a kitchen built for real meals, not just campground snacks.
What really sets the 362TBS apart is the dedicated rear bunkhouse suite. This private space gives kids or guests their own zone with multiple sleeping arrangements, storage, and often its own half bath depending on configuration. That separation of space is a game changer for long trips—less clutter in the main living area and more privacy for everyone onboard.
Up front, the master bedroom feels like a true retreat. A queen bed (or optional king depending on build), large wardrobe storage, dresser space, and washer/dryer prep make it fully equipped for extended travel or even full-time living. The adjacent bathroom is well-appointed with a spacious shower, vanity, and residential touches that elevate everyday routines.
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One of the biggest reasons RVers gravitate toward the Grand Design Reflection lineup is its balance of luxury and durability. The 362TBS is built with a fully laminated aluminum structure, high insulation ratings, and a four-season design approach that makes it comfortable in a wide range of climates. Features like tankless water heating, solar prep, and upgraded suspension components help support longer trips and more adventurous travel plans. Owners consistently praise Grand Design for livable layouts and strong factory support, even though, like many RV brands, experiences can vary depending on use and maintenance.
Outside, you’ll find thoughtful features that make campsite setup easier and more enjoyable—large pass-through storage compartments, dual awnings for extended outdoor living space, exterior kitchen options on many builds, a
