A Beginner's Guide To RV Floor Plans

There are many different RV floor plans available that suit different camping lifestyles. The right floor plan for your family depends on many factors, such as the size of your travel party and how much time you plan to spend inside the RV. 

We've created the following guide to RV floor plans to make your shopping process easier. If you have questions or want to shop campers for sale in Iowa, visit Camp Site RV. Our dealership is located in Cresco, Iowa. We also proudly serve those in Cedar Falls, Iowa, Rochester, Minnesota, and La Crosse, Wisconsin.

Front Living Floor Plan

Walk into this RV and step into a comfortable living space. The bedroom and bathroom are found in the back - and often with higher ceilings and more storage than other floor plans.

The kitchen and living area tend to have more separation - and can even come with a curtain to separate them. This room distinction helps the RV feel more like a traditional home and lends itself well for hosting guests in the living room.

Rear Living Floor Plan

This is one of the most popular RV floor plans. The bedrooms are placed in the front while the kitchen and living room is placed in the back. Often, the kitchen and living room is combined in an open floor plan style.

This RV floor plan offers a spacious living area, making it a cozy place to spend the afternoon. Many campers with this floor plan have large back and side windows that result in stunning natural views.

Rear Kitchen Floor Plan

Those passionate about cooking will want to consider this RV floor plan. The kitchen is found in the back with plenty of perks. Storage space and counter space abound, making it easy to prepare delicious meals at the campground. This floor plan usually comes with a centralized living room, which is a great gathering space for travelers. 

Bunkhouse Floor Plan

As the name implies, this camper floor plan includes bunk beds. The top bunk can be on top of a lower bunk, which doubles the sleeping accommodations without sacrificing floor space. The top bunk could also be on top of another piece of furniture, such as a convertible sleeper sofa. Either way, the bunks are best suited for children. They tend to be the size of a traditional twin mattress.

Ready to shop campers for sale in Iowa? Explore the selection at Camp Site RV. Let our experts help you find the best floor plan and model for your family. Reach out or stop by our dealership today. We are based in Cresco, Iowa. We also serve those in Cedar Falls Iowa, as well as Rochester, Minnesota, and La Crosse, Wisconsin.