BUNKHOUSE FIFTH WHEEL RVs are some of the best RVs for families. When you camp with kids and other family members, you need plenty of places for people to sleep. In those cases, 5th wheel bunkhouse floor plans are the way to go.
In RV models, the abbreviation “BH” typically stands for “bunkhouse.”
However, you’ll find 5th wheels with bunks with BL, BR, MB, and other abbreviations in the model code. So that gets tricky, right? Not to fret: we’ve compiled our favorite 5th wheel bunkhouse RVs from top manufacturers below.
Key Takeaways
- Ultimate Family Flexibility: Bunkhouse fifth wheels are designed to maximize sleeping capacity through creative layouts like lofts, hidden trundles, and stacked bunks, making them the gold standard for large families.
- A Range for Every Rigger: Top manufacturers—including Keystone, Jayco, Forest River, and Grand Design—offer everything from nimble, lightweight models under 35 feet to massive luxury rigs with multiple bathrooms and high-end kitchens.
- Beyond Just Beds: Modern designs prioritize residential functionality with family-centric features such as dedicated mudrooms, outdoor kitchens, and convertible spaces that can shift from a kids’ playroom to a quiet mobile office.
Keystone Fifth Wheel Bunkhouse Floor Plans
Explore some of the top bunkhouse 5th wheels from Keystone RV.
Coleman Legacy 3000LOFT
Specs
- Length: 34’11”
- Pin Weight: 1,670 pounds
- Dry Weight: 8,840 pounds
- Cargo Capacity: 2,660 pounds
- Sleeping Capacity: Up to 9
The bunkhouse of the Coleman Legacy 3000LOFT offers a unique design with three separate sleeping spaces, including split lofts with a treehouse-worthy ladder and a comfy sofa bed that can be used as a lounge by day and a bed for two at night. This bunkhouse also has its own half bath, so parents won’t have to share.
Parents will also appreciate their front king bed with a private full bathroom. The central living space is welcoming, with a tri-fold sofa and a dinette booth with a bench seat on one side and freestanding chairs on the other. Even doing dishes is more enjoyable in this 5th wheel bunkhouse, thanks to an oversized window facing the campsite.
Keystone includes thoughtful touches, such as a built-in knife block behind the stove, a removable stove cover, dedicated trash can storage, USB-A and USB-C outlets, medicine cabinets in each bathroom, and generous storage throughout. All of this is packed into a nimble bunkhouse fifth wheel under 35 feet.
Cougar 29MBD
Specs
- Length: 33’11”
- Pin Weight: 1,635 pounds
- Dry Weight: 9,325 pounds
- Cargo Capacity: 2,175 pounds
- Sleeping Capacity: Up to 10
New for 2026, the Cougar 29MBD’s bunkhouse offers a hidden trundle bed, adding a third sleeping space to a pair of bunks. Just outside the bunk room door, a built-in bench creates a mini mudroom near the front door, with shoe cubbies, a linen closet, upper drawers, and several coat hooks. When traveling with kids, this space makes entrances & exits a breeze!
The rear is filled with windows, which surround the kitchen, a booth dinette, and a sofa. You can opt to upgrade to theater seating and/or a freestanding dinette to customize the space to your preferences. The nearby kitchen features seamless countertops, soft-close cabinetry, and Furrion® appliances.
This well-outfitted rig is ready for extended-season camping, thanks to the Climate Guard
protection package, heat-deflecting white sidewalls, attic vents, dual-heated holding tanks, and additional insulation.
Cougar Sport Platinum 2700BH
Specs
- Length: 31’11”
- Pin Weight: 1,460 pounds
- Dry Weight: 7,652 pounds
- Cargo Capacity: 1,848 pounds
- Sleeping Capacity: Up to 10
As one of the shortest bunkhouse family 5th wheels, Keystone’s Cougar Sport Platinum 2700BH is lightweight, affordable, and can sleep up to 10. The rear bunk room sleeps six, with an impressive set of three stacked bunks beside a large storage wardrobe. Plus, the bottom bunk seamlessly converts to a storage area with an exterior access door.
With a gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) of 9,500 pounds, most full-size trucks can tow this fifth wheel. For 2026, the Platinum package offers new upgrades, including an eye-catching matte paint exterior, a one-touch auto-leveling system, and sleek reflective exterior windows.
Families will love the convertible U-shaped dinette in the main living area for mealtime. Plus, a tri-fold sleeper sofa provides more seating and sleeping capacity. Other features include a 3,000-pound hitch rating, a walkable roof, and an LED HDTV in the living area.
Compare the standard paint job on the Cougar Sport 2700BH.
Comparisons
- Cougar 364BHL – This full-profile premium Cougar fifth wheel offers a queen loft with a half bath.
- Montana High Country 397FB – The front room features four bunks, two built-in desks, and a full bathroom in this extended-season fifth wheel.
- Sprinter 3900DBL – This extra-large fifth wheel impresses with two bedrooms, two full bathrooms, and a bunk room loft.
- Montana 3857BR – This luxury 5th wheel offers a flexible room with a flip-up bunk and a hide-a-bed sofa.
- Arcadia Super Lite 308SLBH – Don’t overlook the hidden pull-out desk below the corner bunks in this nimble fifth wheel bunkhouse.
Jayco Fifth Wheel Bunkhouse Floor Plans
Discover our picks for the top Jayco bunkhouse 5th wheels.
Eagle SLE 28BHU
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Specs
- Length: 34’8”
- Pin Weight: 1,585 pounds
- Dry Weight: 8,420 pounds
- Cargo Capacity: 1,575 pounds
- Sleeping Capacity: Up to 8
Jayco’s Eagle SLE fifth wheels offer luxury features in lightweight packages that are easier to tow with full-size trucks. The Eagle SLE 28BHU is arguably our favorite Jayco 5th wheel bunkhouse floor plan for several reasons: rear double bunks, an open-concept living area, and a comfortable front bedroom.
This floor plan saves space by running the double bunks from nearly wall to wall in the rear bunk room, which is separated from the main living space with a sliding door. The U-shaped dinette and 60” tri-fold sofa offer seating for your whole family. Generous L-shaped countertops ensure ample space for food prep.
Despite the lighter weight, the Eagle SLE fifth wheels aren’t light on features. The dual-duct HELIX Cooling System ensures comfort on sultry days, and the Climate Shield weather protection allows for safer, easier extended-season camping. Plus, the nimble towing makes it easier to get off-grid. Upgrade to the Overlander II Solar Package to extend your adventures.
Eagle HT 29DDB
Specs
- Length: 34’6”
- Pin Weight: 1,685 pounds
- Dry Weight: 9,240 pounds
- Cargo Capacity: 1,755 pounds
- Sleeping Capacity: Up to 6
Jayco’s mid-level Eagle HT fifth wheels combine towability and luxury. Although slightly heavier than the SLE model above, the Eagle HT 29DDB is another excellent lightweight 5th wheel. It still offers separate sleeping spaces for kids and parents while staying under 35 feet.
At first glance, the single slide-out floor plan is unique for a fifth wheel of this size. It houses the U-shaped dinette and 12V refrigerator, but having a single slide means less maintenance over the life of your camper. However, that doesn’t mean it doesn’t offer ample living space and luxury features, such as washer-dryer prep in the primary bedroom.
The rear bunk room offers the same dual double bunk layout as the Eagle SLE, complete with a wardrobe, headboard storage, and steps for easier bunk access. The raised floor in the rear bunk room allowed Jayco to install their JayPort® outdoor kitchen on the rear of the camp-side, rather than the expanded under-bunk storage in the SLE.
Eagle 360DBOK
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Specs
- Length: 43’1”
- Pin Weight: 2,695 pounds
- Dry Weight: 12,800 pounds
- Cargo Capacity: 2,195 pounds
- Sleeping Capacity: Up to 6
As the longest fifth wheel in Jayco’s luxurious Eagle lineup, the 360DBOK is packed with features from tip to tail. The airy central living space features a cozy electric fireplace. The versatile roll-top dinette easily functions as a desk and a dining spot for up to four. Optional cupholder tables on the plush theater seats keep snacks handy on movie night.
I especially love the versatility of bunk rooms like those in the Eagle 360DBOK. The 66” x 80” oversized queen bed is perfect for teenagers or adults, with a roomy upper loft providing another bed or extra storage. Plus, the nearby half bath is a great bonus.
The kitchen is a chef’s dream, with a massive pantry, coffee bar, and a central island outfitted with a farmhouse sink and an accessory tray. GE® appliances offer peace of mind and innovative features. The NuvoH2O water filtration system ensures you have clean water at every fixture. Oversized holding tanks top 80 gallons each.
Comparisons
- Eagle HT 31QCD – This large fifth wheel bunkhouse features triple bunks, a convertible sofa, and a cargo loading door.
- North Point 377RLBH – This versatile mid-bunk floor plan includes a massive rear living space.
Forest River 5th Wheel Bunkhouse Floor Plans
With leading brands like Sabre, Arctic Wolf, and Rockwood Signature, these are among the top-rated Forest River bunkhouse 5th wheels.
Sabre 36FLX
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Specs
- Length: 41’
- Pin Weight: 2,350 pounds
- Dry Weight: 12,503 pounds
- Cargo Capacity: 2,800 pounds
- Sleeping Capacity: Up to 9
As my sons grew up (and eventually moved out), we naturally transitioned to new RVs that better fit our ever-changing needs. But what if one RV could easily transform to fit your changing family dynamics? The Sabre 36FLX just might be the flexible floor plan you need.
The flexibility starts in the bunk room, which has a convertible sleeper sofa, a flip-up bunk, a desk, and storage. You can use this as a kids’ room, an office, a lounge, a hobby space, or a spot to store the pet crates. Depending on your current needs, a hallway-entry loft can serve as a sleeping or storage space.
In the large rear living area, the dinette also easily transforms from a dining space to a work desk, and an entertainment center wall pulls out to reveal a hidden pantry behind the TV. Windows are even transformable in this innovative fifth wheel, with a projector screen that pulls down for cozy movie nights in the primary bedroom.
Compare the slightly larger Sabre 38DBL — a rare RV with two full bathrooms.
Arctic Wolf 331BH
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Specs
- Length: 38’3”
- Pin Weight: 1,645 pounds
- Dry Weight: 9,914 pounds
- Cargo Capacity: 1,931 pounds
- Sleeping Capacity: Up to 9
The 38-foot Arctic Wolf 331BH is relatively nimble while offering two bedrooms and one and a half bathrooms. The bunk room is perfect for accommodating children, teenagers, parents, or friends, with a 54” x 74” lower bed topped by a 60” x 80” loft bunk.
Take your pick: cook in the well-equipped outdoor kitchen or the large interior kitchen with a center island. Outside, you’ll find a sink, a mini fridge, a slide-out tray that’s perfect for a griddle or cooktop, and an ice maker. No more trekking in and out for ice on hot summer days! Inside, the kitchen features a pantry, coffee bar, hidden trash can storage, a residential fridge, and a workstation sink with a cup washer, drying rack, and more.
Comfortable for extended-season camping, the Elemental Protection Package outfits the 331BH with a high-efficiency furnace, an enclosed and heated underbelly, thermo-control reflective safety glass windows, heated tanks, and upgraded block foam insulation.
Compare these other Arctic Wolf family fifth wheels:
- 3650SUITE – This mid-bunk model offers a variety of sleeping options and dual 10-cubic-foot refrigerators.
- 285OPT – Would you rather have a bunk room or a second queen bedroom? This model lets you pick the rear layout.
- 287BH– With a dry weight of 8,000 pounds, this lightweight fifth wheel sleeps up to 10.
Rockwood Signature 374DBH
Specs
- Length: 36’10”
- Pin Weight: 1,745 pounds
- Dry Weight: 9,661 pounds
- Cargo Capacity: 2,084 pounds
- Sleeping Capacity: Up to 8
When you look at the floor plan of this outstanding 37-foot luxury fifth wheel, you may think you’re looking at a house plan. The Rockwood Signature 374DBH is packed with features, like a ceiling fan, a pantry, and washer/dryer prep. Before you even get inside, you’ll find a pair of electric awnings that stretch 33 feet across the camp-side, providing ample campsite shade.
The bunk room features a pair of stacked 42” x 72” bunks as the main sleeping areas. The top bunk is technically L-shaped, with Rockwood advertising a third 32” wide upper bunk, but this area will really only remain feasible to sleep more than two while everyone is under four feet tall. The benefit of this design is the spacious lower wardrobe.
The front primary bedroom features a queen bed, which can be swapped for a king for the ultimate in campground relaxation. It also boasts dual reading lights, bedside nightstands with shelves, overhead cabinets, and a large wardrobe at the foot of the bed.
As part of the “Millersburg Elite” package, the 374DBH comes with a 200-watt solar panel, a 30-AMP charge controller, and pre-wiring for an inverter. The gray water tank has an impressive 92-gallon capacity, giving you ample room for long showers on extended stays.
Check the availability of the sister layout – the Flagstaff Classic 374DBH.
Comparisons
- Salem Hemisphere 356QB – The roomy bunk room features two slideouts, leaving a lot of open floor space in this 43-foot fifth wheel bunkhouse.
- Sierra 3710HBFB – This 43-foot fifth wheel offers modern styling and a unique front bunk room.
- Impression 36BR3 – This 42-foot 5th wheel features possibly the most unique rear bunk room with side-by-side twin beds we’ve seen to date.
Grand Design 5th Wheel Bunkhouse Floor Plans
Grand Design’s fifth wheels are available in five lineups, with many family-friendly bunkhouse 5th wheel floor plans. Here are a few of our favorites:
Reflection 100 Series 27BH
Specs
- Length: 33’3”
- Pin Weight: 1,331 pounds
- Dry Weight: 8,315 pounds
- Cargo Capacity: 1,880 pounds
- Sleeping Capacity: Up to 10
This is Grand Design’s entry-level fifth wheel lineup, with many half-ton towable models. The Reflection 100 Series 27BH is a standout family-friendly model, sleeping up to 10 people in a 33-foot fifth wheel with a GVWR of 10,195 pounds.
The bunk room features double-over-double bunks and a storage wardrobe with a built-in lower step to help kids reach the top bunk. The front queen bedroom’s front closet is prepped for a washer-dryer install and is located near a full bath. Four more people can sleep on the convertible 80” U-shaped dinette and tri-fold sofa.
Though the 27BH is part of Grand Design’s entry-level lineup, it’s not short on features. Strut-supported exterior storage doors provide easy access. The front screen door is outfitted with a Screen Defender to protect it from pets. And motion-sensor lights are thoughtfully placed throughout.
Reflection 362TBS
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Specs
- Length: 41’
- Pin Weight: 2,400 pounds
- Dry Weight: 12,500 pounds
- Cargo Capacity: 2,495 pounds
- Sleeping Capacity: Up to 8
Grand Design’s mid-tier series offers larger, more luxurious fifth wheels. The Reflection 362TBS features an extra-large bunk room for kids or guests, with a lower queen bed and an upper sleeping loft. The amount of floor space, electrical outlets, and storage is impressive, along with the attached half bath.
The central living area can be customized with either a tri-fold sofa or theater seating. For dining, you can choose between a booth dinette or the new swivel dinette, with a bench and freestanding chairs. The kitchen features smart amenities, including a 12V 16-cubic-foot fridge, a large island, a coffee bar, and a storage pantry.
Grand Design provides an advanced anti-lock braking system, Goodyear® Endurance tires, and a MORryde® CRE-3000 suspension for peace of mind while towing. For extended-season living, the Arctic 4-Season Protection Package has been tested to withstand temperatures from zero to over 100 ℉.
Solitude 414LJMJ
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Specs
- Length: 42’10”
- Pin Weight: 3,200 pounds
- Dry Weight: 19,000 pounds
- Cargo Capacity: 4,500 pounds
- Sleeping Capacity: Up to 6
Can you imagine soaking in the campground views from an elevated private patio? If so, the Solitude 414LJMJ is for you, with a dreamy side patio outfitted with an outdoor kitchen. This is the ultimate spot to relax at the campground. Plus, three electric awnings provide over 37 feet of shade. It is easy to see how this RV is part of Grand Design’s top-of-the-line Reflection series.
Step inside the patio’s sliding glass doors to find a surprisingly residential interior, with a massive L-shaped couch situated in front of a 50” HDTV. Solid surface countertops and a real tile backsplash surround an oversized 20-cubic-foot four-door fridge. Thanks to the large panoramic windows, elevated ceiling height, and 101” wide body chassis, this interior feels exceptionally spacious.
The innovative bunk room has its own booth dinette, where the kids can do crafts or homework. At night, a hidden electric bunk glides down, providing an additional bed above the fold-down dinette. Plus, another bed is located across the open floor space atop a large wardrobe.
Comparisons
- Reflection 324MBS – This mid-bunk fifth wheel features a rear living space with two slides for a spacious gathering space.
- Reflection 150 Series 298BH – Kids are sure to love the roomy corner bunks in this mid-size fifth wheel.
- Influence 3904BH – The tall ceilings and large windows add a spacious feel to this super-long fifth wheel bunkhouse.
Other Bunkhouse Family 5th Wheels
KZ RV Ridgeway 35BH – Check out the modern, yet timeless, design in this fifth wheel with queen bunks.
Dutchmen Astoria 298BH – The spacious front bunk room features a gear door, making it easy to store bikes and other gear.
Coachmen Chaparral 375BAF – The primary bedroom has a spa-like bathroom, and the bunk room has an additional full bath.
Is it Better to Live in a Motorhome or a 5th Wheel?
Choosing a motorhome or fifth wheel for full-time living is a matter of preference, with pros and cons for each. Motorhomes don’t require towing to relocate, and the interior remains accessible right from the cockpit while you’re on the road. Fifth wheels may feel roomier and offer the advantage of a separate vehicle when you want to leave the campground to explore.
Why Buy a Fifth Wheel?
Fifth wheels offer great stability when towing, making them slightly smoother to maneuver than towable travel trailers. Compared to lugging your home around in a motorhome, 5th wheels let you leave the camper behind to explore nearby areas.
Fifth wheels are among the most residential-feeling towable RV trailers, largely due to their size and interior height. It takes a well-equipped truck to haul a fifth wheel, but many find the upgraded tow vehicle worth it for a more luxurious, spacious camping experience.
There are plenty of new and used fifth wheel RVs out there. Used models typically have a lower price tag and are a great option if still in excellent condition.
Learn more about the pros and cons of a fifth wheel vs travel trailer.
Didn’t see what you were looking for? These aren’t the only bunk RVs to choose from. Check out the resources below to find bunkhouse RVs for other RV types:
- Travel Trailers with Bunkhouse Floor Plans
- Class A Campers with Bunk Beds
- Class C Motorhomes with Bunk Beds
What’s your favorite fifth wheel bunkhouse floor plan? Tell us in the comments below!
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