The Most Common RV Floor Plans

There are many different camper floor plan options designed for different lifestyles. It can be tough navigating the various choices and knowing the right match for your needs, which is why we created the following RV floor plan guide. 

If you want expert help choosing the floor plan to suit your travel style, the experts at 47 West Trailers are here to help. Reach out or stop by our dealership in Troy, Missouri. We also proudly serve those in Columbia and St. Louis, Missouri.

RV Floor Plan: Rear Living

Many families choose this RV floor plan. The sleeping arrangements are in the front and come with many different layout options. The kitchen and living room are in the back and are designed with plenty of space. Sometimes, the rooms are blended together in an open floor plan approach. 

RV Floor Plan: Front Living

The main advantage of this camper floor plan is higher ceilings in the bedroom and bathroom, which translates to more storage space.

This camper floor plan also tends to have greater separation between the living area and kitchen. There can even be a curtain between them. This distinction between the rooms helps these RVs to feel more like a traditional home. 

RV Floor Plan: Front Kitchen

If you enjoy cooking, then you will want to consider the front kitchen RV floor plan. Get lots of counter space, plenty of food storage space, and all the room needed to cook delicious meals.

With this camper floor plan, there is often a centralized living room. This can be the perfect space for travelers to all hang out together in.

RV Floor Plan: Rear Kitchen

This design offers many of the same benefits of the front kitchen floor plan, but just flipped. The kitchen is in the back, but is similarly spacious. There is often an "L" shaped counter to maximize space. The middle section of the RV is typically roomy and with an open layout, providing a great space for campers to rest and relax in.

RV Floor Plan: Bunk Bed

As the name implies, this camper floor plan utilizes bunk beds. It's a great way to double the sleeping spaces but without taking up as much floor space. Many bunk bed RVs have a bed stacked on top of another bed. But there are also models that have a bunk bed on top of another piece of furniture, such as a convertible sleeper sofa.

Ready to explore RVs for sale? Check out the selection at 47 West Trailers. You can search models by floorplan on our website or visit our dealership to see the campers in person. We are based in Troy, Missouri, and also serve Columbia and St. Louis.