The 312BHTS flips the typical bunkhouse layout by tucking the primary bedroom up front for privacy, while the rear bunk room keeps kids or extra guests in their own space. An outdoor kitchen makes camp cooking feel less like a compromise, and the kitchen island inside adds serious prep room you don't always find in a travel trailer. Grand Design's construction shows through in the details. Residential hardwood cabinets, ball-bearing drawer glides, R-40 roof insulation, and a heated enclosed underbelly that owners point to when talking about four-season livability. The 180W roof solar with a 60-amp charge controller is a genuine bonus for dry camping, not just a checkbox feature.
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Travel trailers that share features with the Reflection 312BHTS, like bunk beds, outdoor kitchen and front bedroom.
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