The 247BHSWE is built around a dedicated bunkhouse that makes sleeping eight feel a lot less cramped than it sounds in a sub-30-foot trailer. The layout keeps the bunks tucked away from the main living area, so adults and kids can have some separation at the end of the day. Keystone's Bullet line has a reputation for holding up structurally. Frame, floor, and walls tend to age well. Though it's worth budgeting for component maintenance over the long haul, as is true with most trailers in this price range. If you're looking for a bunkhouse trailer that doesn't require a heavy-duty truck to tow, the 247BHSWE's 5,110 lb max weight opens up options for a wider range of tow vehicles.
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