$61,616
The rear private bunkhouse is the star here, a dedicated space with its own entry door that gives kids (or adults) actual separation from the rest of the trailer. Up front, the bedroom anchors the layout while the walk-thru bath connects both living zones without traffic jams. The outdoor kitchen and U-shaped dinette mean you can feed a crowd inside or out, and pass-through storage keeps all that gear accessible without digging through the living space. Power stabilizer jacks are a genuinely nice touch at this price point, and the dual-door setup makes day-to-day camp life surprisingly smooth.
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