The headline here is the quad-bunk bunkhouse, a genuinely uncommon configuration that lets this trailer sleep up to 14 people, making it one of the more capable family haulers in the travel trailer segment. Owners frequently call out the layout's generous storage and how well the bunkhouse is designed for actually fitting people rather than just claiming a sleep number. Keystone's Grand Touring trim brings upgraded finishes over the base Passport line, and the overall footprint supports a full bath to keep large groups from standing in line. Forum feedback skews positive on the bones of the trailer, with most reported issues being minor warranty items rather than structural concerns.
No owner reviews yet. If you've owned one, yours would be the first.
Other travel trailers floor plans (around 38 ft 9 in, near $61,000), similar in size and price to the Passport Grand Touring 3401QD GT.
