$45,976
The rear bunkhouse is the heart of this layout, stacking in enough sleeping space to handle a crew of 11 without turning the main living area into a sea of sleeping bags. Dutchmen built the 280BHSL on a vacuum-bonded fiberglass and aluminum frame, a construction method that holds up better over time than traditional stick-and-staple builds. The outdoor kitchen keeps the cook outside and the mess off the dinette, and with 200W of solar plus on-demand hot water, you're not rationing showers or watching battery meters all weekend. Electric stabilizer jacks round things out, no crawling around with a wrench every time you set up camp.
Travel trailers that share features with the Kodiak SE 280BHSL, like bunk beds.
