- [Reacher] Getting to your outdoor destination
should be the hardest part of camping.
But there's one other thing
that can sometimes be a bigger hassle.
I'm Reacher and here are 15 campers with bathrooms
to help you get going once you get there.
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- [Narrator] Number 15.
- [Reacher] The name of this first entry could be mistaken
for something made by Disney
but one look at it tells you otherwise.
The Hollywood's interior measures just a hair shy
of 24 feet while still managing to include the amenities
of a caravan much bigger in size.
Stepping through the door,
you'll find a kitchenette spanning the width of the trailer
along with a large U-shaped dinette.
The rear of the trailer contains a full-size bathroom
which also spans the width of the trailer,
and the sleeping area.
The bed and the previously-mentioned dinette
are both housed in side-by-side slide-outs
that operate independently of each other.
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- [Narrator] Number 14.
- [Reacher] I'd like to think there's a bit of nostalgia
in all of us who are fans of all things campers.
If so, then this entry is for you.
This model of the aptly-named Retro
is no slouch in the size department,
coming in at just under 28 feet in length
and eight feet in width
as well as having an internal height of six and a half feet.
The main sleeping area houses a queen bed
with a floor-to-ceiling entertainment center
that doubles as a cabinet and room divider.
Moving toward the rear brings you to the kitchenette
with a U-shaped dinette housed
in a slide-out sitting opposite.
Bringing up the rear is one of my personal favorites,
a set of bunk beds.
Next to that is the main reason this one made the list,
a bathroom spacious enough
to have its own separate bathtub and shower.
The contrasting color scheme you see here
isn't the only one available
but there's something about it that hearkens back
to the good old days like no other.
- [Narrator] Number 13.
- [Reacher] This one isn't the first
from Australian-based MDC that we've talked about
and it definitely won't be the last.
The 22-and-1/2-foot-long trailer supports
a contrasting black and white color scheme
both inside and out that maintains a simple
yet stylish modern look.
Judging from the layout, sleeping is important when camping
as the queen-size bed takes up the front 1/3 of the trailer.
The rear has a bathroom spanning the width of the trailer
that includes an enclosed stand-up shower.
Located between the two is a kitchenette
with full-sized appliances and a small dinette.
An added bonus is an external slide-out cooking area
because really, why be inside when you're staying outside?
- [Narrator] Number 12.
- [Reacher] Canadian-based Prolite is becoming one
of my new favorites to feature here on the channel
due to their selection of trailers
which sits at 15 models as of this video.
The current third largest in that line
by both weight and size is the SUPREME
at just under 2,900 pounds and just under 21 feet in length.
Starting at the front, you'll find a queen-size bed
with a small entertainment stand at the foot.
A centrally located island sits in the middle of the floor
with slide-outs on opposite sides of the trailer,
one housing the kitchenette and the other a full-sized sofa.
Rounding out the mix is the bathroom in the rear
that, like others on this list,
spans the width of the trailer.
- [Narrator] Number 11.
- [Reacher] This big brother to the Legacy Elite
offers the same layout as the base model,
differing only in a few structural details
and optional sleeping accommodations.
And like those so far,
it's about the same size at 23 and a 1/2 feet in length
with a six-and-a-1/2-foot interior height.
For the most part, both models of the Elite II are the same,
housing a self-contained wet bath
and closet in the rounded nose of the trailer.
They also have a centrally located dinette
and kitchenette located directly opposite each other.
Taking up the rear is the option
of either a twin-bed configuration
or U-shaped bench seating that, like the dinette,
can also convert to a sleeping area.
- [Narrator] Number 10.
- [Reacher] Like the earlier Retro,
this one has bunk beds, but unlike that one,
they're not stuck next to the bathroom,
so score one for the adults who never grew up.
Moving forward, you'll come to a kitchenette
on the opposite side of the entrance
while across from that is the dinette area.
Finishing up in the front is the main sleeping area
as well as a vanity and a fully enclosed wet bath.
- [Narrator] Number nine.
- [Reacher] This largest offering
from the Scamp light of trailers
has an interior space of 116 square feet,
making it just the right size for a small family.
The rear of the camper houses the dinette
with a wall-mounted table that folds down,
allowing the area to convert to a queen-size bed.
Moving forward, you'll find a kitchenette
and food prep area in the center
of the trailer opposite each other.
This model offers two layouts,
both having an enclosed wet bath
and a queen-size loft bed in the front.
- [Narrator] Number eight.
- [Reacher] As of the making of this video,
the Hobby DE LUXE is offered with 13 different floor plans.
The 515 UHK has a kitchenette
along the wall opposite the door
while facing that is a fully enclosed wet bath.
On each end of the trailer you'll find sitting
and sleeping areas which brings us to the coolest,
and I mean absolute coolest, feature this one has to offer.
The front of the trailer has a standard set of bunk beds
with a dinette next to them.
The rear has a large U-shaped bench seat
spanning the width of the trailer.
This, along with the dinette, converts to extra beds
and that aforementioned coolest feature?
There's another bed on the ceiling over the rear area
that lowers to create an even larger set of bunk beds.
Altogether, that's enough room to sleep more people
than I would actually trust together in a camper.
- [Narrator] Number seven.
- [Reacher] This 21-foot-long caravan
from German-based KNAUS is another example
of everything you need in just enough space to put it in.
There are two entrances on this one,
a normal side door and a larger door in the rear.
Upon entering, you'll find an extendable wet bath
and a closet flanking the rear.
Moving forward brings you to a kitchenette
and an L-shaped dinette that converts to an extra sleeper.
The front has an elevated bed
that also raises up to provide storage
for any larger outdoor gear.
This, along with the extra floor space in the rear,
allows the trailer to double as a toy hauler.
That bit of diversity is something
that could add a lot of appeal to these mid-side trailers,
so pay attention, designers.
- [Narrator] Number six.
- [Reacher] If I didn't tell you this one was an Airstream,
it's a safe assumption you'd still know anyway
due to the distinctive design.
The side-entry door opens to a floor plan
that provides everything you need
while still feeling spacious.
This is partly due to the panoramic window
that wraps around the front,
providing natural light to the interior
and giving it the feeling of a space bigger than it is.
Features include an L-shaped front dinette
with a wall-mounted table, a kitchenette along one wall,
and an enclosed wet bath and bathroom opposite each other.
Sleeping accommodations are provided
by a queen bed in the rear as well as the dinette
which converts to a double bed.
There are currently 19 layouts for the Flying Cloud
and though this behemoth is just under 26 feet long
and eight feet wide,
it's still in the middle of the pack for its size.
- [Narrator] Number five.
- [Reacher] The Model L by EVOKE
is one of the longer entries on the list,
coming in at 32 and a 1/2 feet.
It's also one of the more luxurious,
as can be seen in these photos.
Two slide-outs which house the lounge area
and dinette add to the already spacious interior
while a full-size kitchen
and electric fireplace round out the main living space.
The front half of the trailer has a large bathroom
with a glass-enclosed shower
while the rest of the space is dedicated
to the sleeping area containing a king-size bed.
I'm sure there'll be more in the future
as they're on our list of new favorites.
- [Narrator] Number four.
- [Reacher] Here's another one that's growing on me,
the idea of a motor home over a caravan.
In addition to the cab doors,
there's a side entrance that opens to a lounge area
directly behind the driver seats
with a small kitchenette and food prep area
occupying the space to the rear of that.
Moving back brings you to a stand-up shower
as well as a bathroom and vanity
that flank the entrance to the rear bedroom.
The bed itself is different in that it's split at the foot
that allows it to serve as a twin setup
or as a full king-size using an insert.
There's also a bed above the cab area
that lowers to provide an extra sleeper if needed.
- [Narrator] Number three.
- [Reacher] The Forza 34T AE is one
of three accessibility-enhanced motor homes
currently offered by Winnebago.
It comes in at just under 36 feet in length,
running a bit shorter than most comparable motor homes,
but the double slide-out design more than makes up for it.
The wheelchair lift as well as the side door are located
directly behind the cab area.
The lift itself is compact enough
that it's indistinguishable from the outside
and takes up no extra space inside.
A small kitchenette with an extendable countertop
runs along the wall beside the door
while the lounge seating and dinette are housed
in a slide-out directly across from the entrance.
To the rear of that is the bathroom
which contains a large roll-in shower
flush with the existing floor.
Finishing out the living area is the rear bedroom
with a queen bed that's accessible from both sides.
We're never gonna to hesitate to voice our praise
for any company that makes products of this nature,
so high fives to Winnebago for going above and beyond.
- [Narrator] Number two.
- [Reacher] Although it's still in the pre-order stages,
this one from SylvanSport has to be included
not just for the bathroom but for how it's set up.
Looking at the layout gives you the impression
that the kitchen and bathroom share a space,
but that's where the ingenuity comes in.
The kitchen is housed in a self-contained slide-out
that sits over the shower floor,
revealing the full extent of the design once it's opened.
This allows for it to be used both indoors
and outdoors as well.
The lounge area and table are located
in the rear of the trailer
which also serves as a garage-style space
for any outdoor gear while traveling.
Sleeping accommodations come from the lounge seating
which converts to a queen bed
while another motorized queen bed lowers
from the ceiling as needed.
Once again, more ultra cool bunk bed mojo.
The first deliveries are planned for fall of 2019,
so keep an eye out if you're thinking about getting one.
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- [Narrator] Number one.
- [Reacher] This intimidating-looking caravan comes in
at 24 feet long, seven and a 1/2 feet wide,
and has an estimated weight of 8,800 pounds.
That's not too shabby for a mid-sized caravan.
The entrance opens into the bedroom area in the front
of the trailer containing a walk-around queen-size bed.
Behind that is a centrally-located kitchen
with full-size appliances along one side
and a U-shaped dinette opposite that.
The rear of the trailer houses a large bathroom
with an enclosed stand-up shower
while next to this is the feature
that gives this one its name, a set of triple bunk beds.
Along with these and the previously mentioned queen bed,
the dinette converts to an extra sleeper as well.
Outside, you'll find amenities such as a slide-out kitchen,
integrated fold-down tables, a large side awning,
and a smaller awning over the front window
that doubles as a 60-watt solar panel.
So there's our list of possible alternatives
to keep you from getting too close to nature.
Did you have a favorite?
If so, let us know in the comments,
and if there's any you feel should have made the list,
feel free to put it in the comments as well.
If we can find a spot for it in a future video,
we'll make sure you get credit for the suggestion.
Before I go, I'd like to give a shout out
to a new acquaintance of ours by the name of Alan Heath.
Alan's YouTube channel is loaded with video reviews
of the many campers that he comes across
during his travels as both an enthusiast and publisher.
We'll provide any necessary links in the video description
for those of you interested in more in-depth information,
so be sure to go check it out after the video
and let him know how much you appreciate his work
in the process.
As always, thanks for watching.
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