Travel trailers that share features with the Salem 29VIEW, like front bedroom, outdoor kitchen and bunkhouse.
Those massive kitchen windows are the real showstopper here — 105 square feet of glass turns the rear kitchen into something that feels more like a sunroom than a galley. The bunk setup is cleverly done: bunks fold up when the kids aren't sleeping, freeing up space for a desk in the slide-out that actually makes remote work viable. Bar-style seating at the kitchen peninsula keeps the social energy in the back of the trailer, while the front bedroom offers a north/south bed layout and a proper retreat from the rest of the camper. The outdoor kitchen and washer/dryer prep round out a floor plan that clearly had real-life camping in mind.
