$38,453
A separate rear bunkroom with its own half-bath is the standout feature here — kids get their own space, and so does everyone else. The front bedroom runs north/south, and a super slide dramatically opens up the main living area, making the kitchen and booth dinette feel much more livable than the exterior length might suggest. Owners call out the hidden pantries, electric stabilizer jacks, and walkable roof as practical details that Keystone got right. The farmhouse sink gives the kitchen a little character, and with sleeping for up to 10, this is a layout that actually earns that number.
Travel trailers that share features with the Hideout 31DBS, like front bedroom, bunkhouse and north south bed.
