Travel trailers that share features with the Hideout 25RDS, like U-shaped dinette and front bedroom.
Living space gets the prime real estate here. The rear of the 25RDS opens up into a U-shaped dinette and a loveseat positioned right in front of the TV, anchored by a rear window that keeps things from feeling boxed in. Up front, the King bed sits over generous underbed storage with struts to hold it open, and bedside USB connections are a small touch that owners consistently appreciate. The kitchen punches above its class with a farmhouse sink, tankless water heater, air fryer microwave, and extra-tall overhead cabinets. The kind of setup that makes a long weekend feel easy. A skylight above the tub and a walk-thru bath with a laundry chute show that Keystone thought about livability, not just square footage.
