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Finding a good RV bathroom is harder than you think, for multiple reasons. The layouts are often cramped, the amenities can be sparse, and there’s never enough hot water. 

If you’re in the market for a Class C RV but are looking for the best of the best bathrooms to go along with it, this is a good place to start. I’ve compiled a great list of rigs for you to consider, all with bathrooms to write home about!

But what else should you consider before you make your final purchase?

Let’s take a look.

What are Class C Bathrooms Like?

If you’re brand new to your RV buying journey, you may be wondering what a Class C RV even is, and why it might benefit you, let alone what the bathrooms might be like. 

There are so many different varieties of rigs on the market: travel trailers, fifth wheels, Class A, B, and C motorhomes… And all of them have their own pluses and minuses when it comes to a bathroom. Where do you even begin!?

Thankfully a Class C RV is easy enough to understand, and it is known as being a very versatile type of rig! Class C RVs are the in-between size motorcoach, Class A being the largest and Class B being more campervan sized. Class C’s have a couple other great perks to them besides their length!

While Class C RVs range in length from 20-40 feet, these motorhomes are often built on a sturdy and maneuverable truck or van chassis. While my example length of these rigs may seem like a huge range, it’s the rig’s above the cab bunk that ultimately determines the class of this motorhome.

Because of these rigs having such flexibility and popularity among campers, you will find a wide variety of bathrooms in Class C’s. There are full wet baths, full dry baths, and layouts where the showers are in a separate area entirely. There are pros and cons to every option, and we’ll go over that in a moment.

Class C’s are very popular options for campers, usually allowing enough space for everyone to feel comfortable without the added stress of towing or driving a buslike Class A rig around. They are just the right size for the majority of the population and cheaper than many other rigs including the smaller Class B’s! And the bathrooms are great too!

What are the Pros and Cons of Class C RV Bathrooms?

We’ve already mentioned a few of the pros surrounding a Class C RV. But what about their bathrooms? Let’s check out some more positives as well as some potential negatives before we get to our comprehensive list of Class C bathrooms!

Pro: Perfect sized bathrooms

As I’ve already mentioned, Class C’s can really be the perfect sized rig for a great many campers. This extends to the bathrooms, as they are an important part of any Class C. Given the huge length range, there’s no doubt that you can find a bathroom that’s the right size for you!

Con: The bathroom layouts are fairly uninspired

This could be considered a con of a lot of RVs, but I do find that Class C’s often fall under the spell of a very basic bathroom layout. I can’t fault the designers very much since they all have the same basic footprint to work with, but I wish that Class C’s could wow me like some travel trailer designs can!

Pro: Basically all of them have bathrooms

While this is obviously the reason you’re here (and some bathrooms are better than others!), the great news about Class C’s is that the majority of layouts account for a bathroom. That’s great news, especially if you’ve looked at smaller travel trailers and been disappointed!

Con: A lot of them are still wet baths

You may be hoping for a proper dry bath in your Class C, but oftentimes there just isn’t enough space to separate everything. Wet baths are common in Class C rigs, and may not be your first choice when it comes to an RV bathroom.

Pro: There are separate shower layout options

If you’re hoping to hit the road with family or friends it can be hard to all get ready in the mornings. Having a separate shower layout option is great so that you can have a sink and toilet free while allowing your family room to shower!

What are Good Brands of Class C RV Bathrooms?

While there are more brands of RVs now than ever before, it’s important to know what names have been better received. If brand loyalty or certain names are important to you before making your final decision, here are some of the well-received makers of Class C RVs, and some of the brands that have stand-out bathrooms!

• Forest River is well regarded in the RV world, and has been for decades. They make a great variety of rigs, from fifth wheels to Class C’s, so definitely keep them on your short list! They have many layouts and locations for their Class C bathrooms too, which is a great perk.
• Who hasn’t heard of Winnebago? Known for their affordability and overall customer service, Winnebago keeps wowing RVers with their innovations, usually for a good price. Their bathrooms usually try to keep families and larger groups in mind, affording more privacy.
• Much like Forest River, Jayco has been talked about among RVers for some time. This brand seems to often focus on durability, advertising special sturdy RV frames. They use a lot of custom woodworking that extends to their bathroom counters!
• Coachmen is another classic RV brand with a focus on family-friendly layouts. They use their space wisely more often than not, and are a well-known brand. While their bathrooms may be simple, they have many dry bath options.
• You may not have heard of Thor brand motorhomes yet, but they are popular! Known for being budget friendly like Winnebago, Thor is proving to be another reliable brand in the RV world. They are great for families, especially their bathroom layouts!

What Should I Consider in a Class C RV Bathroom?

I know there’s been an awful lot to consider already, but what more should you consider in a Class C RV, and especially a Class C RV bathroom, before you make your final purchase? Here’s some helpful tips and mentions for you before you check out our list of rigs!

Length of Your Class C = More Bathroom Space

While all Class C’s are built on a truck or van chassis, length is an important consideration for you while you’re shopping around for a good Class C bathroom. The length of your Class C makes a difference in your overall bathroom space and layout, and you may not want to drive around something too big for too long.

The main thing for you to consider when it comes to length in Class C’s is the same thing you have to consider for any longer rig: where are you planning on taking it? Many campgrounds and campsites have length limits; some RV parks do too. 

If you’re planning on hitting the road with few plans, I always think it’s smart to err on the side of caution when it comes to the length of your rig. The last thing you need is to pull into a campground that can’t accommodate the length of your Class C! However, most locations can handle 20-30 foot rigs.

If you’re more concerned about having enough interior space, especially space in your Class C bathroom, don’t worry about the overall length of your rig. Go for what layout suits you best. However, just know you may not fit everywhere, and maneuvering in cities or towns is always tougher the longer your rig is!

Floor Plans and Bathroom Placement 

While Class C layouts and floor plans aren’t reinventing the RV wheel here, your overall floor plan should be a huge consideration for you. Are you looking for a Class C for full timing, or are you looking for a family friendly rig with multiple bed options?

Your floor plan will affect your bathroom placement in your rig. For example, some Class C’s put the bathroom inside the one and only bedroom, which means your kids could be entering your room at night while you sleep to use the bathroom. However, some floor plans have two doors leading into the bathroom, so you may want to keep an eye out for that.

There are also bathroom floor plan locations at the back of some Class C’s, while other floor plans have their bathrooms along the side of the rig. Some bathrooms may be a step up, which could mean trouble for any older RV guests. This is something to consider in terms of accessibility. 

It may be tough to determine your needs right away, so I always recommend touring many different options if you’re able. At the very least, look at a rig’s various floor plans on the company’s website so that you can see all your possibilities! They even have 360 degree video tours now.

Obviously you’ll be looking for a rig with a bathroom in the floorplan, but there are other factors to keep an eye out for. Storage solutions, additional beds, seating arrangements, and kitchen layout. Think about what your priorities are, and you’ll no doubt find something that works for you!

Budget

It goes without saying, but choosing a rig that fits your budget is important. It is easier than you think to go over your budget while you’re shopping for a rig, usually due to adding on non standard features. Class C’s are a very popular rig these days due to their versatility and ease of driving.

However, this has caused a bit of an uptick in the cost of Class C’s, and the range is pretty wide depending on what you’re looking for. Class C’s can cost between $60,000 to upwards of $300,000! There are a lot of factors to consider before making your final purchase, but most Class C owners end up spending an average of $150,000.

Most of the time, your overall rig budget will not affect your Class C bathroom all that much. Most bathrooms come with fairly standard features, so I would focus on budgeting for other RV upgrades!

Towing Ability & Overall Weight

While Class C rigs are great because you don’t have to tow them like travel trailers, you may have the desire to tow a regular car with your Class C. Depending on the model, many Class C rigs can tow the average small car, and potentially more!

While it often requires an additional purchase of a specialized hitch, most Class C’s can tow your car so that you don’t have to worry about driving your rig everywhere while you’re camping. It’s something to consider, especially if you would like to leave your rig at camp and see the sights in a more maneuverable vehicle.

The only thing to keep in mind is how heavy your conventional car is, and what the towing capacity is on the Class C you’re considering. You never want to tow something heavier than your Class C’s towing capacity, but thankfully these numbers are readily available from your rig’s manufacturer.

Your Class C bathroom should not affect your towing ability in any way, though keep in mind the overall weight of your rig should you choose to travel with full water tanks!

Fuel Type

While this may not be a factor for you right away (and of course does not affect your bathroom choice), fuel type is a big consideration for many RVers, especially full timers. Class C RVs are built with either a gas or diesel fuel system, and the two fuel types are hotly debated. While the interiors and features on these two types of rigs don’t vary much, the fuel efficiency will.

Diesel Class C’s are usually preferred by full-timers because of their long-term fuel efficiency and overall lower cost because of this. Diesel rigs are pricier up front more often than not, but because of this they usually have more luxury features. You may enjoy the bathrooms more on diesel rigs because of this.

Gas rigs are more common, and they’ll do the trick, especially if you don’t plan on using your RV regularly. The price point is usually more reasonable, but there’s no way these gas guzzlers will be cheaper in the long term. Definitely an important consideration for you to make!

Standard Features vs Upgrades

As I’ve already mentioned, the basic, listed cost of a Class C is not usually what you will end up paying when you drive it off of the lot. Upgrades are all the rage when you’re RV shopping, and things such as solar capabilities, heated water tanks, nicer interiors, and much more don’t usually come standard.

In terms of Class C bathrooms, I have mentioned that most will not have applicable upgrades. However, choosing a rig with on demand hot water may be an available upgrade and that could be something you consider a necessity.

Other bathroom upgrades could include a vent fan that will assist with moisture in your bathroom, as well as bathroom skylights, full dry baths, and even heated floors. You’ll want to check with your rig’s manufacturer on most of these upgrades, as they are not always readily available.

While many people are satisfied with Class C standard features, you may want to make a list of non standard features you’re hoping for, and try to determine what this might cost with a dealership. Of course every make and model have different standard features, so your final cost and choices will vary. But it’s an important consideration no matter what

The Best Class C RV Bathrooms for 2021

Feeling confident in what you’re hoping for when it comes to a new Class C RV? We’ve got a list of winners for you, chosen based on their awesome bathrooms, plus much more. Do you know your wants, your needs, and your budget? Great! Let’s get started.

1. Best Overall: Coachmen Prism 24 DS

Named the 2021 Class C Motorhome of the Year by RV News, the Coachmen Prism is a wonderful Class C rig to check out, and you’ll soon see why. Built on a classic Mercedes Sprinter Van chassis, this rig is ready to hit the road with Lane Assist technology. What else makes this rig great? Let’s read on, and you may consider this best overall Class C for your own camping trips!

The Prism is a luxurious, easy to drive, multi-use touring vehicle that provides unique styling and amenities. From the interior’s solid surface countertops, soft touch ceiling, residential flooring and versatile interior storage to the exterior’s industry leading warehouse storage space, LED running lights, tinted windows and aerodynamic, stylish full fiberglass cap, Prism is ideal for short or long trips.

While there are about five different floor plan options of the Prism to suit your specific needs, I chose the 24 DS because of its queen sized walk around bed, which can be a great thing to have for couples. Plus the bathroom has a spacious, designated shower right next to the bedroom for easy access in the middle of the night.

With a full sized fridge, intimate dinette, and conventional oven, this rig is perfect for both recreational purposes or full time living. It has many large windows with convenient day to night shades, as well as solar prep so that you can have the option to stay wherever, whenever. Plus this rig has a load of options, such as an outdoor entertainment system and auto leveling jacks and stabilizers.

You can choose between the Prism Select or the Prism Elite, allowing you to choose how luxurious you want your interior and features to be. While the Select should have everything you need to get started, Coachmen doesn’t leave you hanging when it comes to the Elite. Featuring an on demand hot water system, wifi, and a low profile A/C unit, you should have everything you need between the two models!

2. Most Floorplan Options: Forest River Forester

Worried about finding a floor plan that’s right for you? Thankfully Forest River has you covered with their Forester model of Class C motorhome. With four different models- the Classic, LE, MBS, and TS- you will no doubt find a floor plan that suits your needs perfectly. Let’s go over them in more depth.

The Classic model is built on a Ford chassis and features many convenient slide outs; the 2441DS has a spacious rear bathroom! The Forester LE is on a Chevy chassis, making it a bit more compact, but with the same fantastic standard features from Forest River. The MBS is built on a- you guessed it- Mercedes Benz chassis, with the entire left side of the rig made up of slide outs. And finally the TS is built on a Ford Transit chassis, making it the most compact of them all.

Forester Class C motorhomes offer comfortable floor plans with spacious interior living, well-appointed décors, and several slide-out floor plan options. Plus, all Foresters are Certified Green by TRA Certification. With 14 floor plans and 3 chassis platforms, you’ll have no problem finding the perfect motorhome to suit your camping style.

While there are perks to every individual chassis and floor plan option, all of these Class C’s come with a 12 month warranty as well as a chassis warranty from Forest River. Solar is an option on all of these models, as well as digital antennas. Some can even come with a generator, both for gas or diesel, which may appeal to those of you hoping to camp off the grid.

While it may take time to sort through all of these models and floor plans, I think it’s brilliant of Forest River to offer so many options. They pay attention to every detail, from black out roller shades to power patio awnings with LED strips. Now all that’s left to do is narrow down all these great choices- oh, and don’t worry, they all have great bathrooms!

3. Budget Friendly: Winnebago Spirit

Shopping for a Class C can feel daunting, especially if your budget is at the front of your mind. Helpful as ever, the Winnebago company has made a more budget friendly Class C rig called the Spirit, still full of amazing features and floor plans! You won’t be missing out just because of your budget, don’t worry.

With a Ford chassis and included hitch, the Spirit is ready for whatever adventures you have in mind. And Winnebago wants you to enjoy this rig for years to come; check out their warranty options. Your Spirit would include a 12-month/15,000-mile basic limited warranty, a 36-month/36,000-mile limited warranty on the structure, and a 10-year limited parts and labor warranty on the roof skin.

With six floorplans to choose from, Winnebago’s industry-leading innovation meets your own creativity in this Class C model. Inside, there’s plenty of space for your family and gear so you can get outdoors and bring all the creature comforts of home with you. Select from three Winnebago Design Studio inspired transitional décor options for a contemporary or cozy cabin look that fits your style.

Ideal for families of all shapes and sizes, each of the Spirit’s six available floorplans include a rear bedroom, cabover bunk, bunk beds (31H), and sofa/bed (NA 22M, 22R) – so there’s sure to be a configuration that fits your needs. What was once considered above and beyond now comes standard: enjoy a second coach battery, 1,000W inverter, powered patio awning, radio/rearview monitor system and more.

While this rig only has a 6 gallon hot water heater and a fairly low BTU A/C unit, your budget will feel a lot less strain with very many luxury features. Plus the peace of mind that comes with a Winnebago purchase can often not be beat. They’ve been in the game a long time, and it may be worth it to start your RV journey with the pros.

4. Best for Full Timers: Entegra Coach Accolade XL

The most recent addition to the Entegra Coach Class C lineup, the Accolade XL is full of luxurious and innovative standard features. This rig is perfect for full timers that can handle driving around a larger rig, as it is 37 feet long! However, the extra space is worth it, especially if you are shopping as a couple. Did someone say king sized walk around bed!? Yep, king sized. Let’s check out some more features.

Built on a Freightliner S2RV chassis, the Accolade XL Super C is equipped with the E-Z Drive Premier package that provides the superior ride and handling experience travelers have come to expect from Entegra Coach. Among other upgrades, the 2021 Accolade XL offers easy-to-use technology, a high towing capacity and four full-body paint options. We’re not done yet, though.

Complete with a diesel generator, an on demand hot water system, heated floors, and solar prep, this rig will make you feel like a king. This rig is perfect for full timers as it has optional washer dryer hookups inside, as well as a residential sized side by side door refrigerator. There are two large televisions, one in the living room and one in the bedroom. There’s also an electric fireplace in the living room too!

Entegra doesn’t skimp on their warranties either; this rig comes with a 2 year standard limited warranty as well as a 3 year structural warranty so that you can have the peace of mind you need for years to come. While there aren’t as many floor plans for the Accolade XL as other rigs on this list, they really nailed all of them.

While this rig is indeed as pricey as it sounds, if you’re planning to live in this guy full time, the cost may indeed be worth it for you. The layout is ideal for full time living, complete with wardrobes, a pantry, and more. These features make it so that you never feel wanting for a traditional home ever again! Just make sure you can drive a rig this big first.

5. Best Separate Shower Layout: Tiffin Wayfarer 25 SW

Looking for a regal rig with a separate shower from your toilet and sink? The Tiffin Wayfarer is a great place to start, and the 25 SW has that separation you’re hoping for. Built on the infamous Mercedes Benz chassis, this rig boasts many elegant features that may fit your style perfectly. You’re safe with this chassis; with attention assist, lane keeping assist, collision prevention assist, and load adaptive electronic stability, you should have no trouble getting where you need to go.

The all-new Wayfarer offers more of everything you want in a Class C, along with the luxurious styling and amenities synonymous with Tiffin. Designed inside and out with your every need in mind, it features a spacious interior, industry-standard safety features, and high-performance handling with the Mercedes-Benz chassis. Plus, the Wayfarer’s standout style gets a striking boost, thanks to its all-new redesigned look.

An instant hot water heater is just the beginning to the great features on this rig. This rig has 4 available interior decor options, handcrafted wood cabinetry, and solid countertops in both the kitchen and bathroom. A power awning with speakers, and standard hydraulic leveling systems are only two of the many exterior features as well!

A one piece, seamless fiberglass roof is installed to give you the peace of mind you’re looking for. What else can Tiffin give you to help you out for the life of your rig? Many warranties, including a 1 year limited warranty, a 3 year paint delamination limited warranty, a 5 year chassis powertrain limited warranty, a 3 year Mercedes Benz-specific chassis limited warranty, and finally 1 year of roadside services!

While this rig does indeed feel and look luxurious, it won’t break the bank depending on your optional features. This rig is a fan favorite, especially those of you looking for diesel powered Class C’s. It’s a great rig, with many fantastic features, and all for an average Class C price!

 

6. Best Diesel Option: Jayco Melbourne 24L

If the Tiffin diesel option was enticing to you, the Jayco Melbourne may be an even better diesel pick. Power, sophistication, comfort and functionality are top priorities in this smaller Class C diesel motorhome that’s ideal for couples or small families. Let’s see if these features make it ideal for you!

The ever popular Mercedes Benz chassis accompanies the style and comfort of Jayco’s interior on this rig, and the floorplans make this rig versatile for many families. Jayco boasts an overhead bunk with a 750 pound weight capacity, making it one of the highest in the industry. The 24L features a walk around queen bed as well as a well appointed bathroom.

Jayco has been a huge name in the RV world for a long time, and I believe it’s for a good reason. They build their RVs to handle every adventure, which is why they can offer an industry-leading 2-year limited warranty plus a 3-year structural warranty. Their dedicated production team includes Amish craftsmen who build with well-honed woodworking skills passed down for generations. They make sure to take the extra steps to build high quality products that are durable and use the most advanced construction techniques.

Well built both inside and out, the standard features on this rig just keep coming. With keyless entry, heated holding tanks, frameless windows, and a power skylight in the living room, Jayco gives you a lot of high quality standard features with the Melbourne. There are large wardrobes, and a skylight in the shower, as well as an additional vent fan for moisture protection.

What else can be said about this versatile and affordable diesel rig? It comes at a fair price and includes valuable features for both the weekend warrior and the full timer, such as solar prep and an exterior pass thru storage compartment. With an optional diesel generator as well as a well-appointed Customer Value Package, you won’t break the bank with this rig.

7. Most Stylish: Leisure Travel Vans Wonder (Murphy Bed Layout)

If you’re looking to turn heads at camp as well as enjoy a more stylish interior design, the Wonder Travel Van from Leisure may be a good fit for you. A game-changer from the chassis up, this all new Class C is packed with smarter space solutions that combine superior design with innovative functionality, allowing you the freedom to go wherever your wonders may lead you.

A powerful twin-turbocharged gas engine and Leisure’s first-ever offering of optional intelligent all-wheel-drive open up new possibilities to Wonder drivers. Features such as advanced driver-assist technology, auto start-stop, and electric power-assisted steering make driving the Wonder a pleasure. The new Ford Transit also includes many notable safety features, including Forward Collision Warning, Pre-Collision Assist with Automatic Emergency Braking, Post-Collison Braking, Lane-Keeping System, Side Wind Stabilization, and much more.

While there are a few floor plans available from Leisure, I liked the murphy bed layout, which allows for much more space and classy interior design. Entertainment on the open road just reached a new level, with oversized chairs that switch from dinette to TV mode to enjoy shows and movies on the hidden 28″ LED TV, soundbar and Blu-ray player. At night, curl up with a good book or gaze at the stars above through the landscape transom window above the full queen-size 60″ × 80″ Murphy bed. 

The Wonder’s stylish interior is matched by its sleek exterior body featuring contoured sidewalls, a fiberglass flex roof, and aerodynamic, integrated front and rear fiberglass caps. It is also now available in seven stunning exterior colors. From high-end Ultraleather upholstery to fine fabrics, the Wonder is finished both inside and out in the highest quality materials. With a variety of décor options available, you can customize the Wonder RV to suit your unique style.

This rig is a convenient 25 feet long, packing an awful lot of good into a small footprint. You will have very few issues parking this Class C and enjoying your time in the great outdoors! One of the most impressive features of the Wonder motorhome is its incredible amount of interior and exterior storage space. Inside, the Wonder features an abundance of storage with more than enough space for all of your clothes, dishes and cooking essentials. Plus it is budget friendly. What a winner!

8. Best for Couples: Winnebago View 24D

Couples don’t need as much space as families, but that doesn’t mean they should compromise their comfort and style. The Winnebago View 24D in particular may hit a lot of your boxes as a couple. Showcasing boundless freedom combined with upscale comfort, the View is designed to create memories that last lifetimes. With luxurious details and features throughout, the View’s industry-leading amenities promise an unparalleled Class C experience.

This diesel-powered Mercedes-Benz Sprinter chassis includes advanced safety features like active brake assist, lane keeping assist, and the MBUX touchscreen infotainment system with interactive voice interface, navigation, Wi-Fi hotspot and more. Fine touches like the available theater seating and optional entertainment package, plus the innovative LP and Induction cooktop, eye-catching curved cabinets, lighted soft close galley drawers and sprung-cushion dinette and sofa seats transform the interior into an upscale living experience. 

Cross-coach storage holds larger items, while the above-bed Anything Keeper storage stows necessities. Roof port wiring access simplifies accessory wiring; available hydraulic jacks with automatic controls ease set-up; and the wide running board with pet loop keeps Fido close by. If you’re a couple and you want guests in your rig, the View features a premium thermal and acoustic insulation in their sleeper cab.

Looking for more time off the grid? The industry-leading holding tanks, standard 200W solar, Group 31 batteries (or available lithium smart batteries), and 2,000W inverter can extend your escape. Perfect for the adventurous couple looking to get out there! Plus there are even more non standard features for you to consider when looking at this Winnebago, such as dual pane windows. The bathroom is well appointed, and features a shower skylight as well as a self cleaning shower screen!

All of this is of course backed by the Winnebago name and fantastic warranty: the View would include a 12-month/15,000-mile basic limited warranty, a 36-month/36,000-mile limited warranty on the structure, and a 10-year limited parts and labor warranty on the roof skin. A pretty well-appointed rig for couples, or a small family for sure!

9. Best for the Whole Family: Thor Quantum LF31

From the blueprint to the real world thing, the Thor Quantum (specifically the LF31) was built with your loved ones in mind. Get ready for your family’s best adventure yet in a bunkhouse style Class C that can sleep 7. Yep, you read that right- seven people! What else makes this rig great besides the space? A whole lot. 

A popular choice among families looking to live out their dreams, Quantum comes standard on a Ford E-Series chassis with an optional Chevrolet chassis on select floor plans. This Class C RV has enough power to tow on the 8,000-pound trailer hitch. 31-foot Quantum motorhomes offer the SmoothTECH ride enhancement. Trusted by ambulances for a careful, smooth ride, feel at peace in this Class C camper. Traveling on the highway pavement or taking a turn down a dirt path, Quantum is easy to maneuver. 

Unique Quantum floor plans ensure finding the right fit for your family, though the LF31 has fantastic bunk beds for the kiddos. The versatility and living amenities make this Class C motorhome suitable for full-time living or weekend travel. Bunk beds and washer and dryer prep are perfect for families and are available on select floor plans. Thor Quantums are homes-on-wheels with seating and sleeping options, a fully-equipped kitchen and bathroom.

One item everyone wants in a Class C motorhome is bathroom space and Quantum has it. The bathroom includes a shower with a skylight, sink, medicine cabinet, countertop space and a porcelain foot flush toilet. There’s even a place to hang your towel and robe. And the bathroom isn’t the only well-appointed space: depending on the floor plan made to fit you, Quantum has a Queen-size or King-size bed with a power charging center for electronics. Select models with bunks have tablet holders with charging ports. The cab-over sleeping area has cup holders and a telescoping bunk ladder. This Class C motorhome is perfect for families of all sizes to sleep soundly!

Even the exterior has some of the features that make the Quantum easy to love. With the MEGA-Storage compartment on select floor plans and the standard rotocast storage compartments, the sky’s the limit when it comes to packing. Quantum has a setup for the ultimate patio living. Grab some chairs and enjoy the shade under the powered patio awning with LED lighting. And there’s an optional solar system for those of you looking to truly get away!

Conclusion

Choosing a Class C RV with a good layout and excellent bathroom may be easier than you think. With this comprehensive list of rigs, there’s no doubt one that is perfect for you and your family. All that’s left to do is hit the road!