Travel trailers that share features with the Hideout 28BUS, like bunk beds, U-shaped dinette and front bedroom.
The Keystone Hideout 28BUS is built around a smart traffic flow: two entry doors and a walk-thru bath mean the bunk room crowd isn't constantly crossing paths with the front bedroom. That King bed up front comes with underbed storage and struts, while the bunk area handles the overflow sleeping with room to spare. In the kitchen, a tankless water heater, air fryer microwave, and 10 cu. ft. refrigerator punch above the entry-level price point, and the extra-tall overhead cabinets add storage that budget trailers often skip. The U-shaped dinette and tri-fold sleeper sofa round out the living space, and practical touches like a laundry chute, FLEX storage, and blackout night shades show the layout was thought through for real trips, not just the showroom floor.
