Although RV camping is a wonderful way to experience the outdoors while enjoying the comforts of home, there is one pain point that still keeps a lot of people from fully enjoying the experience.
RV bathrooms.
Most RVs aren’t known for their large bathrooms. It can be hard spending a week showering in cramped conditions and trying to brush teeth over a tiny sink. Fortunately, there are some travel trailers with roomy bathrooms. Some trailers even have two bathrooms, giving you even more room and options.
Here are some RV bathrooms that provide plenty of space and the same features you’d expect in your bathroom at home.
There are several popular travel trailers that have spacious RV bathrooms. Here are a few trailers where you don’t have to sacrifice space and comfort while you’re on the road.
| Trailer Type | Bathroom Features | Length | Sleeps | Ideal For |
| Forest River Cherokee Grey Wolf | Foot-flush toilet, neo-angle shower, medicine cabinet, some models with tub | 24’1″ – 37’7″ | 4 – 10 | Families, weekenders, budget-conscious |
| Jayco Jay Flight | Toilet, sink with vanity, shower/tub combo in many models, skylight | 27′ 1″ – 38′ 0″ | 4 – 12 | Families, couples, seasonal |
| Forest River Salem | Toilet, corner shower or tub, vanity, storage shelves, optional second bath | 20′ – 39′ | 4 – 10 | Families, extended trips, value seekers |
| Grand Design Imagine (Transcend) | Spacious dry bath, full shower, linen storage, vent fan, good lighting | 24′ 11′ – 36′ 10″ | 4 – 10 | Couples, families, full-time comfort |
| Keystone Hideout | Single bath, compact tub/shower combo, some models with dual entry, basic storage | 20′ 6″ – 42′ 10″ | 4 – 11 | Budget travelers, couples, weekenders |
Forest River Cherokee Grey Wolf
The Cherokee Grey Wolf is an excellent travel trailer for families or groups that need a little more room. There’s plenty of room for eating, sleeping, and cooking, and even a back patio for extra space. There’s also a Grey Wolf toy hauler option if you need some garage space for ATVs, kayaks, or other large items.
The specifications vary, depending on the Grey Wolf model you choose. Floor plans and specs can also change each year as the manufacturer makes improvements and updates.
Here is the range in specifications for the Forest River Cherokee Grey Wolf.
Specifications
- Sleeps: 4 – 10
- Dry Weight: 4,053 – 6,858 lbs
- Overall Length: 24’1″ – 37’7″
- Fresh Water Tank (gallons): 40 – 52
- Black Water Tank (gallons): 28 – 38
- Gray Water Tank (gallons): 38
The Forest River Cherokee Grey Wolf is an RV with a large bathroom, so you can travel in comfort. Most models have a tub and shower combo. Several layouts have a large corner shower, sometimes with a skylight and private access door. An attic vent fan keeps air circulating and prevents mold buildup from moisture in the air. All floor plans also have a bathroom sink with a vanity and medicine cabinet, giving you plenty of storage.
Bathrooms have indoor access from a hallway, and some floor plans have a second door near the bathroom for even easier access to the outdoors.
Many models also have a tankless hot water heater, so you don’t need to worry about your shower going cold mid-rinse.
Pros
Here are some of the pros of the Grey Wolf bathrooms.
- Tub & shower combo is great for families – smaller children can be bathed in the tub
- Skylight & vent fan reduce moisture from the shower, circulate air
- Vanity & medicine cabinet provide extra storage space
- Exterior access door on some models means kids won’t track dirt and mud through the entire trailer to get to the bathroom
- Tankless hot water heater on some models means unlimited hot water for showers
Cons
Even the most luxurious RV bathrooms have a few cons. Here are some to consider with this model.
- Space – this is one of the more spacious RV bathrooms, but it is still a small RV bathroom. Taller or larger people may still struggle to fit the shower or tub.
- Plastic RV toilet – this model is serviceable and helps keep the trailer weight down, but it’s not as luxurious as a porcelain toilet
- No laundry hookups – many higher-end travel trailer models have hookups for laundry. This one does not.
Jayco Jay Flight
There is a range of floor plans and sizes for the Jayco Jay Flight travel trailer, so you should be able to find some great options for you and your travel companions. This is consistently one of the best-selling travel trailers in the country each year.
Floor plans can change from year to year, but they are usually minor things like new finishes and decor.
Here are the specifications for the Jayco Jay Flight trailers.
Specifications
- Sleeps: 4 – 12
- Dry Weight: 5,060 – 8,900 lbs.
- Overall Length: 27′ 1″ – 38′ 0″
- Fresh Water Tank (gallons): 30 – 80
- Black Water Tank (gallons): 39 – 40
- Gray Water Tank (gallons): 30 – 40
Bathrooms in Jayco Jay Flight trailers can vary, since the size of the trailers themselves can vary. Mid- to full-size Jay Flight trailers have a separate shower stall and toilet. They also have a vanity sink with storage underneath the sink. Some bathrooms also have an exterior entry door, so messy kids can wash off without tracking dirt through the trailer. A skylight provides a little extra headroom, plus ventilation.
Pros
Here are the pros of a Jayco Jay Flight bathroom:
- The trailer has more headroom than is standard. The skylight also provides more room.
- The skylight and vent fan provide lots of ventilation to prevent moisture damage
- Some models have porcelain toilets
- The capacity of the black water tank is more generous than many models
Cons
Many of the cons with the Flight trailer are due to opting for a smaller or less expensive trailer. They can be upgraded if you find them to be a sticking point.
- Entry-level models have plastic fixtures. This is standard for those models, and there are options for nicer fixtures.
- Smaller trailers have less counter space.
- The ventilation fan in less expensive models is basic, and some owners choose to upgrade to a more powerful fan.
- Many models offer a shower curtain instead of a glass door … again, an option to upgrade.
Forest River Salem
The Forest River Salem is another of the travel trailers with roomy bathrooms. It has a range of floor plans and a variety of amenities. It’s a great family trailer, and models can accommodate both small and large families.
Floor plans do change from year to year, and the trailers can see significant refreshes each camping season.
Here are the specifications for Forest River Salem models:
Specifications
- Sleeps: 4 – 10
- Dry Weight: 2,800 – 9,718 lbs
- Overall Length: 20′ – 39′
- Fresh Water Tank (gallons): 39 – 54 gallons
- Black Water Tank (gallons): 30 – 40 gallons
- Gray Water Tank (gallons): 27 – 60 gallons
Mid and full-sized Salem trailers have bathrooms with separate shower enclosures. Larger models feature walk-in showers with glass doors, skylights, and linen cabinets for storage. They also have medicine cabinets and a vanity with a sink. Bathrooms also have skylights and roof vents for extra air circulation.
Pros
Here are some of the pros of a Forest River Salem bathroom.
- Some models have a walk-through bathroom that connects the living area and bedroom. This means you can conveniently access the bathroom from several different places in your trailer.
- The walk-in shower in many models has a surround and soft shower door that is more comfortable than many standard RV showers.
- Some models also have a tankless water heater, so you won’t run out of hot water part of the way through your shower.
- Bathrooms also have a generous amount of storage, including a linen closet and a medicine cabinet.
- Bathrooms have a roof exhaust fan and skylight for added ventilation.
Cons
- Toilets are often plastic, which isn’t as luxurious as porcelain. You may have the option to upgrade, however.
- While bathrooms are roomy, they’re still RV bathrooms. Taller or larger people may still not fit comfortably in the shower.
Grand Design Imagine (Transcend)
The Grand Design Imagine trailers blend comfort and function so you’ll have a cozy home away from home as you travel. It’s a great option for families or for couples who want a roomy RV. It’s available in several floor plans and can sleep from 4 – 10 people. It’s an easy-to-tow RV as well.
Specifications
- Sleeps: 4 – 10
- Dry Weight: 5,397 – 8,400 lbs
- Overall Length: 24′ 11′ – 36′ 10″
- Fresh Water Tank (gallons): 56 gallons
- Black Water Tank (gallons): 39 gallons
- Gray Water Tank (gallons): 30 – 117 gallons
Many of these spacious RV bathrooms are located in the side or rear of the RV for extra privacy and room. Showers are roomier than many travel trailers. Bathrooms also have a shower, a toilet, a sink, and a vanity and medicine cabinet for extra storage. Most also have a vent fan and skylight for ventilation.
Pros
Here are some of the pros of the Grand Design Imagine (Transcend) trailers.
- Bathrooms are spacious, and taller people say they have more headroom.
- Some bathrooms have two doors, so you can enter from either the bedroom or the living room.
- Bathrooms often have extra storage, including linen closets, vanities, and medicine cabinets.
- Bathrooms have roof vents and skylights for air circulation and more light.
- Many bathrooms also have tankless water heaters so you can shower without running out of hot water.
Cons
There are a few cons noted by some Grand Design trailer users.
- Bathroom sinks are small, and they have low faucets that can make it hard to wash your hands or face easily.
- Some less-expensive trailers have fixtures and finishes that feel less luxurious than higher-end models.
Keystone Hideout
The Keystone Hideout is a great entry-level travel trailer that’s perfect for families. It’s affordably priced, but offers plenty of room and sleeps from 4-11 people, depending on the floor plan. Some of the larger trailers actually have two bathrooms, each with a separate shower, toilet, sink, and linen closet.
Specifications
- Sleeps: 4-11
- Dry Weight: 3,020 – 10,540 lbs
- Overall Length: 20′ 6″ – 42′ 10″
- Fresh Water Tank (gallons): 21 – 60 gallons
- Black Water Tank (gallons): 30 – 40 gallons
- Gray Water Tank (gallons): 30 – 78 gallons
Most of the Keystone Hideout bathrooms have separate showers, medicine cabinets, under-sink storage, vents, and skylights for air circulation and to prevent moisture buildup. Higher-end models have glass shower doors and more decorative fixtures.
Pros
Here are some of the pros of the Keystone Hideout bathrooms.
- Mid-sized models and larger have full dry baths
- Bathrooms are spacious, with storage
- Skylights and vent fans improve air circulation
- Bunkhouse trailers often have kid-accessible bathroom access. Kids can easily get to the bathroom at night without climbing over dinettes or walking through bedrooms and disturbing other sleepers.
Cons
However, there are a few cons as well.
- Most bathrooms have limited counter space, especially in smaller models
- Some single-entry models may also get cramped if everyone is sharing the same bathroom
These travel trailers with roomy bathrooms are all great options for families, groups, or couples who want some space. If you’re considering buying one of these trailers, you may want to try it out before you make the big purchase. You can rent travel trailers from RVshare and use one for a weekend or longer trip to see how you like it. That way, you know what you like (or what you don’t) before you commit to buying a trailer yourself.
