$51,893
That rear lift Queen bed is a standout. It raises up to stow kayaks, bikes, or camping gear underneath, which is a genuinely clever use of space in a family-sized trailer. Up front, a private bedroom keeps the adults separated from the bunkhouse chaos in the back, and two entry doors mean kids aren't tracking through the main living area to get to their bunks. The outdoor kitchen makes it easy to keep the cooking and the mess outside, and with a second Queen bed plus a convertible dinette, sleeping 10 doesn't feel like a stretch. Keystone's frame and structure get consistently solid marks from long-term owners. This one's built to handle regular use.
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Travel trailers that share features with the Bullet 312BHS, like bunk beds, outdoor kitchen and two entry exit doors.
