Any model with two bedrooms and fold down dinette?

[Shock]

I would love to get into a fiberglass trailer. What I'm looking for is a model with a double (or larger) bed on each end, as well as a fold down dinette in the middle. The idea here is room for two adult couples sleeping on either end of the camper, and two kids or one adult sleeping on the fold down dinette.

So rear to front, it would be double bed, kitchenette on one side, dinette opposite kitchenette, and double bed on other end.

Other requirements:
bumper pull
air conditioning
awning
tandem axle (desirable)

Other considerations:
Size/weight is not a problem.
Cost is not much of a consideration (sub $25k).
Would like something newer (about 10 years old or newer).
I would consider a new one.
Bathroom is not really an issue because we only camp at full service sites.

Are there any models that come to mind?

[Donna D.]

Bigfoot 25' They come up used occasionally for sale.

[Bob Miller]

Other than the very hard to find (especially in the U.S.) Bigfoot Donna mentioned, it might be real tough in an FGRV, but there are any number of what are called "Hybrids" out there (tilt out bed at each end, everything in the middle) that will be in your price range.
BTW: What will you be towing with.

[rgrugg]

Take a look at the Canadian made Escape 21.

[padlin00]

Originally Posted by rgrugg

Take a look at the Canadian made Escape 21.

Going to come up one bed shy as well over budget.

[Jon in AZ]

Agree. I can't think of anything in molded fiberglass that has two separate double beds AND an additional convertible dinette big enough for two children. Ironically, the type of camper that has exactly that set-up is a tent trailer. As Bob has said, you might need to consider a hybrid, or get creative about sleeping arrangements. I don't think RV manufacturers typically think in terms of two sets of adults in one trailer.

[Bob Miller]

Make that "Molded Fiberglass Manufacturers don't think about two sets of adults in one trailer" There are lots of examples on the dark side of RV'ing that routinely advertise sleeping for up to 8-10 peeps.


The 17' Coleman I recently helped purchase slept 8+ on double beds that tipped out at each end, a dinette that slept 2, and a gaucho that slept 2 and all the while the kitchen area and the bathroom/shower were fully accessible. And there are even longer versions that include all this plus a fixed queen size bed and, I believe, a two car garage.... lololol


Just last week a commercial member mentioned getting a new 33' "camping trailer".


But, as these things are apt to do, it leaked when new and will continue to do so for a few years to come.

[TCMJ]

Look at Trailmanor travel trailers. I think they have what you want.