3 Best Class A and C RVs with Twin Beds - 2024 Models 

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I like a small Class C (but preferably with no slides). These are all a nice length but the showers on the first two were too small. And I'm not a fan of the wet bath on the last one. I realize that I'm in a minority, but I'd like an option for a full dinette to allow for forward facing seats for children. I know that most folks seem to prefer the sofa or reclining style chairs, but forward-facing seat are safer for children. I'd like to see this bed option on more RVs. It gives you the best of both worlds, bunks or a king size bed. I also like that the bed is always available. On a sad note, the MSRP is kind of pricey for me. Thanks for the reviews.

I like the extra bench space in the last one, moving the portable cooktop outside is a great idea, with a BBQ, your meal prep is perfect. The XL beds are ideal for those of us with XL men. I don't mind the EW sleeping, I can drop off to sleep fast. 😊

Great video as all ways

I agree with the front to back cooktop 💯

I love all of them♥️

Always Great & USEFUL presentations !! ❤ from Québec

You always do such great, thorough reviews!

I'm okay with the wet bath in the last one - nice to have all the storage in the back!

Hi Mike and Susan! I like the Jayco Melbourne and the last Jayco. Thor Vegas was ok but not that shower. I liked both Jaycos I can’t decide which I like more. Great video as always.

Great video. My fav twin model is the Winnebago View 24V. Jayco should make the couch a trifold soda like the Vegas.

We own (and love) this floorplan in a Winnebago. Both Jayco's have bed widths of only 32" which is too small for active sleepers (like our Ray). We permanently converted our 33" twin beds to one 88"x74" large king, which then allowed for real mattresses instead of cushions, which makes for much better sleeping. We relocated two drawers to where the aisle is and actually gained more storage. The Vegas/Axis twin beds are 38" wide and that extra 6" of width may negate the need to convert to a king. Lengthwise the Melbourne is almost too short at 72" (remember to allow room for pillows) except for the shortest people or a single traveler. The Vegas/Axis and Granite Ridge are better at 75" and 76" lengths, respectively. If you are a couple and one or both of you is over 6'2", these RVs might not be right for you, because crawling over one another during the night while using the east-west positioning is not ideal. With regard to the Melbourne, we also would not spend the extra money on a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter chassis, which we have in our present RV, because they are expensive to maintain.

You provide a lot of info, but I am left wondering about solar or generator power. Thanks for your videos.

The first Class C is nice but instead of just a small couch I think they should have put recliners in place. I would rather recline and lose the drawer space underneath. The second thing is why don't the manufactures place the eyes of the stove top in line instead of side by side. This would give you so much more counter space. I know they do this as a safety feature but I think it should be an option for the buyer. I really like the twin bed option, it's nice to be able to relax and sleep without be disturbed by your partner and you can also place a fan between the beds for noise if your partner snores.

I love the Ford Transit.

Always enjoy your videos!!! Comment - we had a Thor Vegas for six months. I really like Thor floor plans. We Couldn't stand it any more and there is not enough room here to explain all of our issues. The thing just started falling apart plus as a pro driver I could not stand driving it. I would not stay on the road. Not a good buy!! Nuff Said!!

Last one. Perfect for 2 and a cassette toilet.

22T is an Ekko-fighter with some pluses and some minuses. Overall more pluses, such as the upgraded suspension with lift, induction cooktop, simpler electrical system, better microwave, and the AquaHot125G. Minuses include the inferior bath set-up and the omission of a Froli under-mattress system. Still waiting on more details about the OCCC and whether there is room for more battery and more solar. I believe the Starlink option is for a roof-mounted, phased array, stationary antenna, not a portable one.

I like the EKKO clone the best.

I like the smaller rv to go into state parks - could you show how you have to remove the comp toilet - do you have to roll out inside or is there an outdoor door to remove? I really like the twin bed system - Thanks for the info

Hello guys! Question? On the Thor Vegas is the couch available as a recliner couch instead???

Granite Ridge is nice.

Like your reviews, liked parts of all of those rvs, but wanted none of them overall

All very nice layouts....but since covid..Thor has had some bad reviews.....many problems they have a hard time fixing.....more worried about upfront sale....after that...not to well

Ford transit best option. Do front seats swivel?

These campers are nice. But, the last one lost me at wet bath. The last one I liked that there was no stove or oven. We don’t use our cooktop or oven in our TT. I the first one. I like the idea of twin beds.

Long time no see

how much it is a RV like this one goes for ?

Vegas/Axis 24.1 are huge sellers, so Thor sees no reason to improve them. It's a shame, because they could use some of that generous cargo space to house a modern power system. That vast roof can easily hold more solar. They could ditch the obsolete Winegard and add Starlink. The fresh water system is already enclosed and the waste tanks are heated. Add dual pane windows (acrylic?) and make it 4 seasons with a thermal curtain isolating the cab. It's a fully 12 volt coach otherwise, why not convert to 12 volt A/C for quiet and efficiency? Make the driver's side bed a few inches shorter and expand the shower the few inches as that would make a world of difference. Upgrade the beds with better mattresses and add slats or a Froli system. Upgrade the heat/hot water with an AquaHot 125G as they are already putting in the Jayco Granite Ridge 22T. With an induction cooktop, the big propane tank could be ditched. Finally, give it a full body paint, upgrade the suspension, and rebadge it as Entegra, Jayco, or even Tiffin. Folks would easily be willing to pay a premium for these improvements.

I loved the Thir until you got to the bathroom. ugh

I really liked this until the wet bath.

Does Susan ever get to in front of the camera?

They lost me at the kitchen. It is beyond me why they don’t turn the stove top eyes front to back like you noted and create more counter space. The lack of receptacles is a deal breaker. I do really like 12v fridge and I do like the convection microwave combo.

1. Mercedes no, 2. Yes it has potential, 3. Nice.

$109k for a class A is almost cheap! 😊

That Thor Vegas shower is terrible. Deal breaker for me.

Not big on a wet bath at that price.

Thanks Susan and Mike, great work. I know you just show them, you don't design them. First one: not a comfy sofa, more like a cramped love seat. Also, some people would require a chiropractor to adjust their neck after watching TV. Poor kitchen design for food prep. (maybe the designers don't camp or cook). Second one: the shower, hahahahaha, no thanks. Poor kitchen layout like number one. Third one: 204k, I'll pass. For that money I could buy 50 to 75 acres of unrestricted property. People would be endlessly trying to rationalize their purchase of such a tiny rig for a hefty price. Just my opinion.

I didn't like any if them