FIRST IN THE NATION!! 2022 Cougar 30BHS
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- Опубликовано: 17 сен 2024
- 2022 Keystone RV Cougar Half Ton 30BHS Cargo Bunkhouse Travel Trailer!
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2022 Cougar 30BHS Specs
Empty +/- 7,210lbs as seen here!
Cargo 2,200
Max 9,410
Length 34 ft 5 in
Height 11 ft 5 in
Fresh 60 gal
Gray 60 gal
Black 30 gal
Thank you for joining us as we unveil the first Cougar 30BHS to be seen across the nation! I had high hopes for this one and she didn't let me down!
As explained throughout the video the specific RV seen in this video is actually Keystone's final prototype for this model. There are several changes that will be taking place before it goes into actual production such as the inclusion of their Solar Flex system as well as a booth-height floating bench instead of that far-too-short ottoman!
I can't wait to see what you think about this one and my little chairs idea for that table space! LET'S HEAR IT!!
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Some things I feel they missed:
Not a huge fan of cable slides but not a deal breaker. Reverse the hinges on the fridge for easier travel access. Separate upper & lower curtains for the bunks would be more convenient. If equipped with theater seating, the folding dining chairs would be a no-brainer. A shoe garage or pet drawer under the fireplace or bottom bunk step would be handy. I would opt for a queen bed to have a bit more maneuvering room up front. Reverse the opening on the shower door to enter from along the front wall instead of beside the toilet.
Some things I feel they nailed:
Awning stretches over both doors. Two styles of entry steps. The Goodyear tires on aluminum wheels. The heaviest parts of the floorplan being right over the axles. The flip up bunk/bike door & rear trunk. Generous swing arm for the TV. Counter space. Counter space. Counter space! Full pantry and 12V fridge option. I prefer the corner dinette in the rear & the couch in the slide. Second A/C option, but I'd like to see how effective the new ducting works before saying it's a must-have. iN-Command, solar prep, TPMS and camera prep. Auto leveling is nice, but it's usually noisy. The Hyper Deck flooring system is a welcome addition, a godsend for families with pets. GVWR of 9400# is heavy, especially for a half-ton, (you're probably not going to half-ton tow this trailer with the whole family loaded up with all their gear and provisions) but it's lighter than some competition and is zero degree & full-time rated.
Overall, I think Cougar did an excellent job with their version of this layout, and if I were still in the trailer market it would be on my short list. I am curious about the weight specifics, but I would probably tow it with a 3/4 or 1 ton GM conversion van, the new Wagoneer or maybe--just maybe--an Expedition. I leave out pickups, because we're a family of five traveling with a dog, and long trips with less than three rows gets a little crowded. I would also be interested in how this trailer compares to the upcoming Coachmen Apex 266BHS.
In addition to everything s/he said, just make the doors with the integral shade from the factory already. This "thin shade ready" stuff is just a waste of time, especially at higher price points. Other than that, I don't really have any notes except--If the unit has a 12v main fridge, then the mini-fridge outside (if equipped) should also be a 12v mini-fridge. Here's why--I would access that for bottled water, sodas, etc more on the road than the inside unit--just pull over, zip back, get a couple bottles, and get back on the road, before the inside one with pull over, deploy the steps, maybe have to move the slide a bit (if even possible in the situation), get the bottles, close the slide, close the steps, close the door...
On another note, can you, if possible, start telling us the tongue weight/hitch weight as well in the stats when available? It's another factor that limits what we can buy and guides us. Currently saving for a couple's camper so this unit is WAY out my range, but I love watching your videos.
You'll be over payload with an Expedition.
We tow our 2021 Alpha Wolf 26DBHL with a 17 Expedition Limited EL 3.5tt ecoboost. We did a week long beach trip with kayaks and paddle boards, and all the extra stuff for it being a week long trip. I barely was going 55-60 mph.
We do a chase vehicle since and I'm back to feeling comfortable at any speed.
It can pull all that weight, but it can't control it, especially if it's windy with side winds pushing a long camper.
Stay safe out there...
@@jeffreybryson I was working from memory on the Expedition Max tow rating, but I think you're right about payload. Ford likes to calculate that using a ridiculously light driver & no passengers or cargo. Personally, I'd go for the LWB GM conversion vans with the 6.6L L8T.
My preferences would be:
1) 12v Fridge
2) bigger trucks-fold sofa
3) definitely 2nd AC (from the south)
Holy smokes! This is the trailer my family has been waiting for, they knocked it outta the park!
I imagine most people will want the 12v fridge, theater seating. Curious to see the feedback!
yep, i would for sure on both points.
Theater seating and the 12 volt fridge if you never camp off grid, but if you do then the two way fridge is by far the better option!
@@stevez340 i do not know from personal experience, have not had rv of any kind yet, still looking for what i may want and maybe afford, but it seems to me that even though the 2 way works better far as being colder, the 12v fridge would allow you to not need propane at all if everything else but the the ac and microwave is 12v, since inverters eat battery power, you would not want fridge on the inverter 24/7, it probably would not even last the night, especially if you have to run the ac too, or a 110 tv, charging laptop etc. already lot of things on inverter off and on.... you might run out of propane when out there, or if you want to leave at last minute, not have time to stop and fill propane, do not have those problems with 12v fridge, ready to go at all times no matter what.
@@tremjar1305A 12 volt "compressor" fridge is actually cooler than a 2 way? A two way fridge should last me at least a week off grid on a 20lb propane tank. A 12 volt fridge might last a day without multiple batteries and a couple solar panels. So if you want to camp off grid for a week with a 12 volt fridge have at least 2 batteries, 200 watts of solar and small generator just in case it rains?
@@stevez340 agree, already have 4 batteries, 200 watts solar, 1000 watt and 750 watt inveters both, and a generator lol.. as stand alone system i can just take camping with tent, if i was to build one i already have all the power needed.
I would keep the sleeper sofa. The trailer is long enough that I think a lot of people would park it on a seasonal site. Extra sleeping for friends and family is always good. Also, I would do the 12v fridge for the same reason. I like 2 AC units, it gets hot and humid in the Midwest. Great camper!
Wow, what a great trailer. Perfect for my gas 3/4 ton. Concur on 12v fridge, theater seat, second AC and folding chairs.
Yes on 12V fridge,theater seating and 2nd ac. Really like this one… bunk for the kid and one for the dogs.
Theatre seating is nice if there are two sofas, if there is only one a traditional comfy 3 seater would be my vote for those rainy movie nights seeing as it’s a family unit, also would be very valuable to have a linen closet in the bathroom even if bunks had to shrink a bit and a few inches was stolen from master. Family units need this type of storage in my opinion. 1 AC is usually enough for Northern Alberta. No opinion on the fridge yet as I only have experience with the gas/elec.
Bring it in the hide a bed because it’s more family oriented and 12v fridge all the way.
Theater seating is a must. Personally I would prefer the back bunks to have a wall. Then maybe cut out a long oval shape for each bunk for airflow and light. Use a curtain in each bunk to close it off at night. Current railing reminds me of a jail. 12v fridge
Hide-a-bed sofa so more than the adults can sit there! I see so many bunkhouses with "adults-only" seating.
I do agree with your idea to give folding chairs rather than a bench. Pair of chairs would be great.
And agree 12v fridge.
I like that, plenty of cargo space, especially if you don't have kids. I see that as more of a permanent site trailer, and all that storage could come in hand as the seasons and outdoor activity change. You could bring the whole famn damily up for fun and games and not have to worry about where to stash them overnight if necessary. If I was still a kid I want to sleep in that cargo area, I'd make it my fort or cave.
Theater seat would be cool but with that foot locker bench you could definitely put your feet up on that and still have the storage. Love that dinette set up.. Make a perfect lounge area for movie nights or if the weather is crappy.
As far as the fridge I like the larger interior space of the 12vt but I don't think it has to be a make or break. Having the solar system would always be appreciated. Camping once and the power at the park went out. Had a generator because it was a Class C but without a generator that solar would be much appreciated.
Love the bunk area and the spindled sides. The undercarriage storage is fantastic too. All ya need is a place for a washer dryer hook up & this would be a mama's dream.
Omg I'm in love with this! Great space for my kitties in that bunk area!
I know this was 11 months ago but out of curiosity, how many cats do you have cause that’s a ton of cat space.
Definitely a sofa for family to sit. It’s a bunkhouse, not a couple’s camper. 😊 I love this layout for family camping.
I don't like how much of the trailer hangs over the back of the axles. I would like to see the trailer axle set back a little further give a little more support to the back end of the trailer and maybe move a little bit of weight to the front of the trailer.
Agreed. Would make a hell of a dedicated full hookup camper or easy to get to boondock spot camper. Particularly with Keystone's new solar packages. Think Glamis buddy trip, one buddy pulls the toys and the other pulls the RV.
Loved the video uncle Josh. I showed this trailer to my wife and she said that this will be our next trailer when we upgrade our pop-up. You said in your opinion to use a 3/4 ton truck. What kind of cargo capacity would the truck truly need? For some of the questions you asked. I would want the theater seats, the second A/C for the bedroom. I like cold when I sleep and it can get warm and humid here in West Michigan. The 12 volt fridge sounds good. For that dining table, i would rather have a pair of normal chairs versus the bench or ottoman or even folding chairs. You can put the chairs in the bunks for travel and the chairs allow bigger/fluffy people to sit more comfortable around the table and play games/cards/eat etc. One thing would be maybe an additional plug on the kitchen wall by the entry door or under the cabinet for like a coffee maker or ice maker. The one plug all the way by the sink does not seem to be enough. Overall a very nice trailer and our future one hopefully.
Live in NC, camp there and surrounding states. Yes to second AC! Yes to theater seats! Yes to bigger Fridge! Yes to folding chairs!
I LOVE the walk through bathroom and glass shower doors make it a REAL BATHROOM without those plastic shower curtains. Keystone has polished the jewel on this baby!
It’s the perfect layout for us and our three dogs , theater seating , no bench , two acs one with a heat strip in the bedroom, 12v fridge , two house batteries and I’ll take one
I’m serious , I will be calling your dealership tomorrow to inquire about ordering one
I like this one. Great TT. You got my vote Josh.
I like the "foot locker" as it offers storage and can be used as ottoman, bench, and bedding or toy storage. You can always grab a couple folding chairs. The matching bench is nice. A couple storage cubes would be a great option too. Same storage and use cases just more flexibility.
Theater seating, 12v Fridge, Max solar package 📦, and dual ACs. Not my perfect match but, for what it is very nice setup. I'm a combo camper. Off grid and on. More mobile unit for me. Great video. Upgraded batteries👈
My thoughts, since you asked for it.
- 12v frig
- 50amp, 2 acs, I live in SD CA. But if any of the northern tier folk go south (anywhere south) you will wish you had two acs! Cheaper and easier to get it done at the factory.
- how about an office option or a way to rotate bunks up on the wall and leave a desk under it? With so many full time home schooling families and folk that work on the road, an office option would be super! This is an ideal
Floor plan for this.
- recliners instead of theater seats. Much more comfortable
- disc brakes!!!
- upgraded suspension
- 100% azdel!
- I think they should not enclose the tv in a cabinet. If they drop the cabinet they can put a much larger tv on the wall. The tv can NEVER be too large.
Nice unit.
Great review as always.
Agree on the office concept. It really is a perfect fit
100% Theater seats and 12v fridge. Also, I want to thank you for filming “as is” rather than using the “fish eye” method to make them look bigger.
TWO air conditioners is a must for me here in Florida.
I love having the bigger 12v frig in our new camper. Theater seating. 2nd a/c for one this long.
Separate those curtains per bunk.
That bunk door needs a parental lock.
WOW!!! Just awesome! I’m loving it too!!
My preferences:
theater seating
12v fridge
2nd AC always (from Minnesota) helps remove humidity fast
My aunts Transcend 265 BH has almost the same layout, but the Couch and Dinette are switched. also no fireplace or mini fridge.
Yeah. Cruiser RV was the first I ever saw with it. Since then I've seen a few variants. All have some fun points
This is really cute! Love the bunks, counter space, storage and use of space. I would prefer the guest chairs and recliner chairs instead of the couch. I don't like the bedroom entrance...feels weird to me....but I understand why it is there. The kitchen access for travel is great!
I have yet to see a Cougar that I didn't like and this one just shows even more from them, what a great family Rig.
Their lineup has become *very* solid. I would agree
Would be really good especially for younger kids. Stay safe and healthy and get out in the sun to get vit D and stay healthy.
Cougar killed it!!!
Thank you so much 💯
12 volt refrigerator with solar.
if my kids were still young this would be the perfect trailer
Love the hide-a-bed and 12v fridge
That is one big dog bed in the back! I would love the 2 folding chairs and sleeper sofa…. With the bench for a foot rest. 12 volt fridge.2 ACs..in the Deep South.
I think that this is a great unit for a family with kids. The hide-a-bed sofa makes it all the more family friendly.
Honestly, it's extremely well thought through. Keystone really put their minds in high gear to keep it simple and practical.
I'm not keen on the interior decor, though. Keystone needs to offer different decor options; however, I understand that the choice in this one is logical for a family with kids, because kids have a tendency to keep the family constantly cleaning up messes. 🤪
Considering that it's a family focused RV, the only way that anyone should consider towing this model with a ½ ton pickup truck is either:
a) If the rest of the family are following in a separate vehicle; or,
b) If it's a properly equipped ½ ton; and the tongue weight doesn't exceed the truck's capacity.
Realistically, any family will have so much gear inside the RV... and will likely travel in the tow vehicle; and with those weights, it puts it in ¾ ton or 1 ton range (depending on how much junk the family carries)
Yes, it's ½ ton towable, but I'd say only for experienced drivers with the proper truck; and if it's for more than 3 people, a second vehicle might be necessary.
One thing that came to mind, which I've never considered before: with a family of 4 or 5, sure there's enough bed space, but what about bathroom space? Also, how well do RV toilets handle the abuse of 10-15 bio-breaks a day can impose upon them. That's a lot of flushing. What about ventilation in the bathroom? How well are they designed to prevent odors from sleeping into the bedroom or kitchen/dining/entertainment area?
I don't have kids yet, but I'm sure this question must come up in other people's minds. Even if friends, or extended family came along, that would be something they would face.
2 a/c I camp in tri state area mostly. Nj/Pa/Ny. Hide bed sofa. And what ever fridge is bigger doesn’t matter gas or compressor
LOVE THE FLOOR PLAN!
I agree, loose the "footlocker" and add the 2 folding chairs. Love the king-size bed, but it's gonna be a bear to make the bed each time and get in or out of it. Will have to be doing the rv shuffle, I guess....lol.
I would be concerned about the tail swing. It looks like the axles need to be pushed back the width of the bunk beds. Hopefully that will be one of the modifications that Keystone makes to this model.
Can't wait to walk through one when they hit the market!
We have plenty of copies coming of course :)
I plan to do a full separate walk thru of a “true 2022” when it lands
13:30 when speaking of streaks in a bathroom it behooves you Josh to be specific as to which ones the indoor Rain-X will help with‼️ 😉 🚽💩🧻❗️😛😝😜🤪
Love the lower two room mother in law suite. 🤪😂🤣
hahaha
2 air conditioners. Like the new design. 12v fridge too.
I like the versatility of the hide-a-bed, I'd throw a couple padded storage cubes as footrests. 12 v fridge and I'd love the banquet/dinnette with free standing folding chairs. Still convertible to a bed but table and chairs could go outdoors. This is a great trailer. I boondock, mostly. Like to chase the sun, not full time RVer but try to camp whenever I want by picking a route that follows the best temps (I like a nice warm day with a decent drop at night.)
Like the open feel of this model and the amount of kitchen prep space it has plus the drawers etc ..
I would go with the hide-a-bed sofa so the dinette is still useable if someone is sleeping in on it or if it’s in the bed configuration for a lazy movie night.
really like this one as I would use the bottom bunk area for the dogs beds with theatre seat. Yes Two chairs would be better that a bench cause i needs a back rest. REALLY Like that they have room on both sides of the stove top, I HATE when one side or the other is right up against the refer to a cabinet
2 AC's , Texas Coast !
Nice unit.
Still like a bunkroom with a door like a second room, but I do love it didn't sacrifice a great bathroom
Cool floor plan. It doesn't tick the boxes for my needs, but it is very innovative and I appreciate the fresh ideas in an industry that sometimes seems to churn out the same thing over and over. I agree with you and others that the 12v compressor fridge and theater seats are the way to go.
Fair enough! TY Sir!
Love it. Definitely need 2 AC units. Live in Las Vegas, and camp in SW U.S. How I would spec it. Remove the fireplace and add pantry space, remove existing tall pantry and put in large residential fridge. Also love the idea of folding chairs at the table. Otherwise great unit.
Individual curtains on bunks instead of one for both. Canopy over outside cooking area would be nice too.
Like it and chop the bunks off leaving the rest and we’re in. Being a couple we don’t want the bunks or trailer length but wish we could get a king bed.
The Cougar 25RDS sounds like it would be perfect for you.
They make that too! It's called the 25RDS
We don't have video of one YET, but it's coming soon :)
Check out the video from Holiday World of Dallas. Just put out video on the 2022 Cougar 25rds. My wife and I are sold as a couple on this trailer. Upgrade to solarflex 400i, 12v fridge, theater seats, and so much more for 2 people. Josh is right, cut off the bunks and about 1600 pounds and it is the 25rds.
I love the bench. Just get a loveseat cushion. Chairs would work too.
I'm with you on the theatre seats and 12V fridge, particularly if paired with on of Keystone's new solar packages for off grid use. With the rear bunks, I'd go so far as to say free standing recliners would be bomb and potentially move out of the way for cot or floor sleeping if needed. This floor plan would be outstanding as a dedicated second home in a nice park where you aren't parked 3 feet away from your neighbor and have some private yard/hookup/picnic space. As long as it is, dedicated full hook up camp spots or easy access boondocking limit it IMHO. That being said a higher end seasonal RV park with spacious lots would make this thing shine. That's kind of my retirement plan, nice home base with nearby remote camping out of my truck with a topper.
Hey Josh, I know you don't recommend towing this with a 1/2 ton truck but I have to have this one! We will only be doing relatively short distance camping and I have a F150 powerbeast hybrid truck. It has a 7.2 kilowatt generator built in for boondock situations. I want this with the 12 volt fridge, theater seats and second a/c. We live in the Atlanta area where it gets hot. We love your channel. Thanks for what you do!
Just be safe and know your limits buddy! It's definitely a winner of a model!
Awesome camper. 12v compressor fridge, double chairs at the table, and the theater seat
Yes on the 12 V fridge, chairs instead of bench and theater seating. Although saving the bench as a footrest would allow you to store the benches. I love the colors of floor and cabinets and what they did with the bunks. Top bunk needs it's own short privacy curtain. It's a great trailer!
2 ac. Husband likes sleeping in a meat locker.
Ty Susan
Meant to say that saving bench as footrest would give you a place to store the chairs.
Theater Seating
12v Fridge
1 AC as long as vents go to BR
Midwest living, south for winter camping.
Yes to the 2 folding chairs.
15:40
Basement is just perfect for a FORT AWESOMESAUCE! It has a partial wall for those Nerf battles, and it has an escape hatch (cargo door) if the enemy starts closing in!
wow.. literally nearly called it exactly that
Can I come play with you guys? My friends are lame. Lol.
@@iamwhatiam4075 yaaaaas lol
@@JoshtheRVNerd Woot !! :D
Man I think this is a huge winner! And my vote is for the theater seating without a doubt. The bunkbeds in the back with the dungeon is probably the most awesome idea ever. I would’ve loved that as a kid. My younger brothers would have been relegated to the dungeon of darkness. 10 🌟!
I feel like we are best friends that never got a chance to meet yet
12 volt fridge, theater seating, if new bench matches up to other benches it would make a big sectional sofa for the kids
I like the little footlocker just needs adjustable legs up for eating down for putting your feet up. 12v all the way, t seats, and 2nd air.😍 that's a camper.
For myself were I to purchase this model it's definitely a yes to both theater seating and the 12v fridge. Taller bench is perfect as long as it opens to add even more storage, it could even be extra pantry space. I'd also want to know if I could remove the top bunk and not weaken the structure of the RV. The metal work could stay be if I could remove that top bunk base board it would definitely be a huge plus. I could then remove the bottom mattress, throw down a rug or some flooring of some kind and put a desk and chair back there. Great little on the go office space if you get what I'm going for. It would also have to have two AC's for southern climbs 1 just isn't enough. Thanks Josh great walk thru and first look at a new model...
Well thank you for watching :)
I like the idea of theater seat and folding chairs
TY. I like that as well
You really do make every rig look like the best rig in the world.
I want that one and that one and that one.....
That's a compliment I think..
@@JoshtheRVNerd It was for sure. Love all your vids.
Appreciate the detail, as always! I would go 2 ACs living and camping around southern CA. Seating space seems a bit limited for 4 if you're trying to watch a movie, so I'd definitely prefer a sofa to theater seating on this one. Thanks for the walkthrough Josh!
This is a very nice travel trailer. It sure is long. I love the bunks. I would go with the theater seats. Thank you Josh for this video. Hope you have a great day.
Thanks for sharing 12 Volt fridge and queen sleeper couch I'll definitely buy one next year after watching hundreds of various RV,s of all cost this is the One love it for my New Off-grid Living here in Los Angeles 😁🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾✌️
Ty!!
Reclining seats, ditch bench add 2 chairs. 2 air, BOTH 15K,
1. We camp in the Deep South. We definitely need the 2nd a.c.
2. Theater seating should be an option, but I like the storage ottoman too.
3. We prefer 12v fridge.
LOVE THIS! Yes theater seats and 12v frig and I'm sold
Ty!
Really like what they did with this. Definitely theater seats and 12volt frig. Fold away chairs better then bench. 2nd a/c doesn't hurt, but not a deal breaker for us. Can you pass along please please radius the lower corners on the bedroom closets. Learned from previous bunkhouse that can be a painful lesson late at night.
I appreciate you sweating your back-side off bring a great video!
Last couple weeks were hotter but yeah.. was a warm day :)
I can't see the vid yet but it looks like a banger🤙
It's live at noon. In 10 minutes
@@GaryBrownrigg : about 8:45am my time.
Out west, are we?
I find that you are probably one of the few people in rv sales that knows a lot of precedents.
That flip up bunk with door is awesome
I love it
THIS! This might the one! There are two things that we would like a little bit different, one is we wish it was a tub shower combination ( our autistic son loves taking baths) and two is it's not a private bunk room, but the trade off is ALL THAT STORAGE BACK THERE! I absolutely love this model. With 30 years as a truck driver I'm pretty sure I can handle the length ( towing with an Expedition with the heavy tow package) and the weight is right where it needs to be for our rig!
Quick question? Does this model have the full-time living warranty? Since we will be living in it full time and traveling the country .
Keep up the great work Josh! I think we may have found our new home!
For clarity - I am not aware of an rv with a full time “living” warranty
Cougars are covered for “full time RVing” which is about the best rvs offer. It means you can spend a lot of time in it, but not actually as a full time residence
I am really not aware of it being a common problem for fulfillment though
@@JoshtheRVNerd the full time RV'ing warranty is what I was referring to. That's good to know. Thank you so much for all the info!
Like it except want theater seat instead of couch! And taller bench...
Both will be coming!! :)
Awesome!! Love it! If we traveled with our sons more I could see having a large camper because it is setup perfect.
Ok, I own a 2018 272RLS Open Range Light and I personally would get rid of it and jump on this asap! I love the back bunks (no kids but a cat and dog that would love the dedicated view lol) . The color scheme is so bright and open! Being in Texas the 2 Airs is neccessary. The flooring is cool too 😯 . I like the bench because of storage. The cargo area in the back is crazy cool addition!
Theater seating! I like the idea of the folding chairs. And 2 ac units. From Florida
Like theatre seating and 12 volt fridge
This would be a nice couples camper with room for the grandkids
They killed it with this one!
Thx Jeff. I think so too
Like this floor plan. I would choose 12v fridge, theater seating and guest chairs for the dining area. Also I am in South Carolina and camp mostly in South Carolina and North Carolina so I would choose a second air conditioner as it gets insanely hot here!
TY TY Lori :)
12 V fridge
Theater seating
folding chairs instead of the bench
1 A/C Camping in Ontario
Awesome great job fantastic travel trailer
Hey Josh, since you seem to get the ear of the company on tweaks sometimes, here are 2 that I think would be great for this. 1 love that idea of the bench fitting inside the other bench, just have some folding or slide out legs to make it taller. A bench would be better for kids than chairs IMO. And 2 that wasted space in the corner between the sink and stove…do a counter top cut out and cover then stick a trash can with an out door access, so you can take it out from outside and straight to the dumpster, no leaky mess if you end up with wet trash!
Otherwise I’m a 5th wheeler, but I really like this layout. Enticing.
Ty for sharing!!
Also, why are there the old scissor fold down steps on the bedroom door?
@@jonmacdonald7140 it's a thing many brands do (not all obviously). Many brands offer the stable steps only on the "main" door
Rockwood/Alpha Wolf are exceptions to that among a few rare others
Really nice!! I would like sofa with the option of using bench as foot rest, if it’s not too big. If I’d lose the pantry getting a bigger fridge than I’d rather have smaller one. The wardrobe up by the bunks…. Is it strictly hanging space or shelves? Definitely two a/c units as well. The big awning is awesome.
12 volt fridge and theater seat - chairs instead the little bench is a great ottoman.
4:19 I love that bunk/bedette combo! They’d fight over who gets the top bunk still though.
Never mind. That kid is going to freeze
Nicely Done - I like all the new updates you pointed out. I wonder if they will add this layout to the Half-ton 5th wheels?
I hope so!
GreAt design. Love the bunks but mostly definitely the storage. You just put this on my list of potential bunkhouse upgrades.
Nice!!
I paused just to look at the schematic of the RV before watching the video.
Man was that some floor plan.
Now to finish wattchingthe video.
I am quite sure this is going to be interesting.
We camp in Washington state and I say install the 2nd A/C. You might not always need, but it's better to have and not need then to need and not have. Also, I'd vote for two fold away chairs over a movable bench. Putting two kids on a movable bench is just asking for a fight at the dinner table. "Dad!!! he wont stop moving the bench!" "He's touching me!", "You're on my side of the bench!"... No thank you.
Ty
19:55 Move Tire! Get Out The Way! Get Out The Way! 🎶
If the spare tire holder didn’t move out the way it would most certainly be “Ludacris” 😉 #Ludicrous
Idk about frig but yes to theatre seating. Love this set up
Love it Josh! I always ask you about BH models and this is sleeping, playing, storing, and portable pack n play all in one back there! This is great for the kids and baby safe. Wowza!
Yeah.. other than being a bit long this trailer just does *everything*
@@JoshtheRVNerd any guess what they may retail for? Gotta put my horse before the cart but that's a sweet cart 😂
@@melissamcvoy8746 No guessing needed -- right here :) www.haylettautoandrv.com/inventory/?keyword=30bhs
Couch where the dinette is, u-shaped dinette where the theater seats are, a 12v fridge aaaaaaand bingo!!!