The front bedroom keeps the King bed tucked away from the chaos, which matters a lot when you're hauling a full crew. Out back, the bunkhouse handles the kids while the U-shaped dinette gives everyone a real place to sit for meals. The outdoor kitchen is the kind of feature that actually changes how you use a campsite. You're cooking outside by the awning instead of crowding the interior galley. One full bath for up to ten people is the obvious math problem, but the layout otherwise does a smart job of keeping living, sleeping, and eating zones distinct.
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