3 Compact Class C RVs: No Dinette & Under 26 Feet - 2024 Models 

Hi Everyone, We hope you enjoyed our video! Which small Class C motorhome with NO dinette did you like best? Do you prefer a travel trailer, motorhome or 5th wheel? Please say hello by leaving a comment below and sharing your opinion about these RV floor plans.

I really appreciate you showing the outside after the inside. Thank you.

Hey Mike & Susan! Happy Mothers Day to Susan 🌺 I wanted to start the comment off with, I appreciate when Mike pull the beds out and getting up on the different bed configurations. It really helps seeing the examples demonstrated. Forest River Forester MBS 2401B is sleek in design. I like the attached ladder to get up top for the overhead sleeping area. The kitchen has ample countertop space, the sink is spacious. I also dig the pop up upper cabinets. I agree the swivel table top could be a bit larger. I appreciate the blackout shades. I could pretend the window don’t exist around my head 😂 I could blackout the fact someone could stand at side window and peep in 👀 (I’m just teasing) 😅 It’s my favorite of the three options

Dinettes are on their way out in my opinion. They are uncomfortable and they are space hogs. Rather have a comfy love seat or a couple captains chairs with tv trays.

I love that they are finally getting rid of dinettes. It is to much wasted space for me. This is he first coachmen design that I really appreciate. Although I'd prefer half the size of the closet for a stand alone shower, and to replace one couch for a desk and a pop-up side counter. Love the fold up bunks and REAR DOOR!

Definitely the Coachmen 20BH would fit my family perfectly! I absolutely love it!!! The 2 couches are awesome, I hate sitting at dinettes. Bunks are perfect for the 1-2 kids that come with me as well. I like it when they are murphy style and can be put out of the way when not needed.

I really like the Forest River Forester! It's very well thought out and looks quite comfortable!

I think a portable induction cooktop would be great in this coach. That way you would have the best of both worlds - more counter space and a cook top you could use inside or outside. I have only used 1 stove burner when camping. But mostly use convection oven and electric skillet when cooking inside.

I’ve watched several of your videos. I think they are the best rv reviews I’ve seen. What I mainly like, is in your reviews is you show us a price. You give us a great views of the setup. The only thing I have noticed that is what I like to see added is one or two negative comments about each review if there is something you’ve noticed and maybe they are there and I just have noticed.

The no dinette is great. Need to have portable induction cooktop for more counter space, wet bath is a no for me. Love the Transit chassis.

Hi Mike and Susan! I like the jayco and the Forest River. I couldn’t decide. So I pick both. Thank you for showing these 3 rvs. Tell Susan Happy Mother’s Day even though it’s after Mother’s Day! 🌸🌷🌺 Havec a great week. See you soon!

I love this one. I don't like slide outs. I love the bunks for adults too.

We have the Coachmen Cross trail. Owned it now for a month. We have been on a couple of trips and it works great for the two of us. First impressions are it is nice and sleek, the engine pulls great and is very easy to drive. The only negative so far is the toilet/Shower area is a little tight. We are both 5’6”” and still find it tight. Loving the ability to get out and about and explore the USA.

I understand dinettes ,being less popular nowdays but I think I'd like to have one only if I was working remotely and needed more laptop / office space. With that said, I preferred #2's overall layout the most. Another great video, folks!

I agree with all the comments regarding optional portable induction cooktops. Having a stove top is okay, yet they really need to sit front to back so you have more room on the countertop. Also, I see wasted space at the lower cabinets where a cutout for pet needs would be great. A leash latch near the door might be a selling point.

I like the Jayco. We don't have much counter space so we use a percolator for coffee. They made filters for them,so the coffee tastes the same.

Happy Mothers Day Susan

Sorry I'm late. Happy belated Mother's Day Susan !! Absolutely LOVE the Jayco !! Hallelujah, they are making an awesome comeback !! So proud of them for this model !! The FR is very nice as well but sorry to say the Coachman has taken over at the "do over" list. I too am not a fan of wet baths or that induction cooktop. Definitely needs some rethinking. A plus for all 3 is the price is reasonable. Thanks y'all and safe travels !!

They should have a induction cooktop that is portable

Thank you I was asking about ceiling height I wasn't very clear

Peg board idea and implementation was all 100% Stacey. Phil had nothing to do with that idea. 🍻

New Keurigs are slender. They’d fit on that counter. They also have reusable filters so you don’t have to use all that plastic.

I would like to see the couch in..that way I can see how it looks as I would be driving!

I like the Forest River Forester the best of these 3

Please give depth measurements for overhead bunks. Those of us who hate confined spaces thank you

Don't like bunk bed or the gas stovetop.

how the heck many TVs does one little rv need?

So if you need to exit in a hurry you have to climb over the bed? Doesn't seem safe .. last RV

Split or hinged mattress on the Forrest River?

That toilet in the first one looked awfully high....I a little over 5 ft. My legs will be dangling.......

Melbourne is a poor cousin copycat of the Winnebago Navion/View 25V. Cheaper finishes, cheaper details, economy version of the Sprinter chassis (note the smaller screen on dash: NOT MBUX)

For $164k, and they have a chincy two burner stove with plastic knobs. Pretty sad

Dinettes are absolutely useless. Use that space for recliners or more couch length

I’ve seen these go for $129k.

I would love if half of your videos were covering no dinette rvs but the entire industry just seems SO reluctant to let got of that traditional rv layout. Ugh. I'm mid 50's and yes, I HAVE eaten at a dining room table but as a latchkey kid, i prefer a more casual eating experience. Plus why wouldn't you dine outside weather permitting? Robbing 25% of the interior for eating three 15 minute meals makes no sense to the majority. Especially with some of the inventive and convertible alternatives i have seen. 50 years from now we'll have hydrogen powered tow vehicles setting up yet another rv with a shitty dinette that no one wanted because the entire industry just won't let them go. Have an outside wall flip down under an awning with 6 chairs where the propane tanks USED to be. That would be innovative. Quit shoving yet another GD dinette down our throat because your head floor plan designer lost their imagination 35 years ago and is jusy trying to get 2 more years of dinettes in before the pension starts.