Floorplan Atlas

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Explore twelve layout patterns. Try the everyday checks, then look for the features you want on an actual RV.

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12 layout patterns

Travel trailer

Rear living trailer

The sofa sits at the back. The bedroom is at the other end.

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Travel trailer

Rear bath

A bathroom across the back leaves the middle for cooking and sitting.

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Travel trailer

Bunkhouse

Bunks give children a bed that stays made during the day.

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Travel trailer

Murphy bed

The main bed folds away so the same space can be used for sitting.

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Travel trailer

Twin beds

Two beds leave a walkway between them. Some plans can join them together.

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Fifth wheel

Front living

A raised lounge sits at the front, with the bedroom at the back.

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Fifth wheel

Rear living fifth wheel

The rear lounge opens into the kitchen. The bedroom is up front.

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Fifth wheel

Mid bunk room

A small room in the middle can hold bunks or a desk.

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Toy hauler

A rear garage carries equipment and can become extra living space when unloaded.

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Camper van

Cooking, sitting and sleeping share a narrow space behind the cab.

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Motorhome

Class C

An overhead bed adds sleeping space while the main living area stays below.

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Pop-up

Pop-up with bathroom

Beds extend at both ends. A small bathroom takes part of the central floor.

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These are example arrangements, not measurements or factory floorplans. Check the exact unit before you buy.