Travel trailers with bunk beds

A bunkhouse travel trailer is any travel trailer with a dedicated section, usually called a bunk room, that contains stacked bunk beds. Unlike a sofa or dinette that converts to a sleeping surface at night, the bunks are fixed and ready to sleep in without any setup. Most bunk rooms sit at the rear of the trailer and can sleep two to four people.

A hidden bunk room (sometimes called a hidden bunkhouse) is a bunk area tucked behind a closeable door or partition, so it looks like part of the main living space when the door is open. The appeal is privacy and noise separation: kids can be in bed while adults are still up in the living area. Several floor plans on this page use that layout, so look at the floor plan diagrams to see how the bunk room connects to the rest of the coach.

It depends on the floor plan. A typical bunkhouse travel trailer sleeps six to eight people total, with two to four bunks in the dedicated bunk room and additional sleeping in the main bedroom and a convertible sofa or dinette. Longer floor plans with larger bunk rooms can push that number higher, so check the listed sleep capacity on each floor plan page.