3 Small Class C RVs with Twin Beds and Our Favorite Pick 

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I'm with you ! The Axis is my pick ! But I also liked the Winnebago

#1 for me. The kitchen won me over.

We have a Winnebago-built twin bed setup on the View/Navion 24V. A year-and-a-half ago we converted it to a permanent 88"x77"-74" king and moved the bedroom drawers to face front and replaced the cushions with two custom RV mattresses. Love it! Our favorite of the RVs in the video is also the Thor 24.1 because it is essentially a mini-Class A with nice large windshield and no over-cab area which are prone to leaks. Thor may not have the Winnebago quality, but it is built on a Ford chassis which in our opinion is better than our Mercedes-Benz Sprinter which has given us all sorts of expensive problems.

My favorites are the twin bed options made by Phoenix Cruiser. I've found the quality in construction of the Phoenix Cruiser is much better then the other Class C twin beds. I have the Phoenix Cruiser 2552 and love it.

I liked the third one with retractable shower door. It is perfect for me

I’m sold on #1, i Ike the storage in kitchen, love the bathroom with exception of shower and toilet being to close to wall

The shower in the last one won it for me.

The Winnebago View is my #1! Love the Euro style cabinets! The shower in the Axis is too small. If there was a bigger shower then it'd be my #1.

Same! The cab was the selling point that makes it shine more than the others. Thanks, you two. Good job all around.

We toured a Coach House a few months ago. The owner called it a Class B Plus - but it was gorgeous. I'd love to have any of them!

I prefer the Winnebago View 24V. I love that comfy looking love seat that has recliners, i like the TV placement much better and the shower curtain is retracting.

Recently saw all 3 of these at a show. The Thor's were a write off if you are a larger person. The showers are unusable and the twin beds too short. Only 74" in length, I'm 75". While the Winnebago is much higher priced, the build quality and usability (bigger shower and 78" bed) for bigger folks works better.

The Winnebago and the shower door, hands down. Can work with everything else.

I like the Thor Axis 24 .1. Reasons: it does look like a class A, I love the dinette area and the electric bed over the drivers area.

Dinette is a great place to play board / card games while on the road. Like the shower curtain in the Winnebago cabinets looked nicer

So glad to see more RVs getting rid of the dinette. Hubby and I are considering models (never owned one) and have always thought the dinette was a waste of space. Another advantage of the twin beds is that you have the space in between for getting dressed and accessing the storage areas. I like the Winnebago, but that TV in the kitchen would have to go. Would much rather have cupboard space in that area.

I would like for you to review class c's with twin beds and a good wide size shower.

The Winnebago is the winner for me. It has very similar finishes as the Thor that both of you preferred, but the finishes & quality are of superior quality, plus the storage is more thoughtful. I struggle having a small rig such as these that can accommodate 6 people, albeit extremely tight; 4 seems like the max something of this size, but really, 1-2 people would,be ideal. The Mercedes chassis/engine leaves the other two in the dust. You did state the Mercedes/Winnebago is good for beginners, but it is great for all experience levels. It is very maneuverable, can tow, and will allow access into campgrounds with short spaces. Also, I like smaller slides as they will be less likely to malfunction compared to larger slides; yes, I know any slide can malfunction but the larger the slide, the likelihood is more. Layout, all 3 are very similar. Thanks.

Tie between the 2nd and the third one. The reasons you had for the second one I agree with and the better shower in the third one. The thing that I noticed with so many beds in these motorhomes is that I look at how easy they are to make and the thing I didn't like about all three of these was that there is no space along the wall side of either of the mattresses to tuck sheets in. Making the bed is always a big important part of these for me and whether it's easier or not because we both have back pain and we're not kids anymore. The other thing I noticed and maybe you could tell me since I haven't been in these is when you have the overhead cabinets over the twin beds, how easy are they to get to without having to go on your knees on the mattress and open the cabinet because that would be a concern to me too. Otherwise I love the way all the space is arranged in all three of them for such a small space and it seems like they are listening to the consumers and getting better and better at how to organize the space. Thanks for this video.

I have toured the Thor axis and wasn’t impressed with the quality but for the price it could be a part time camper. My favorite for quality is of course the winnebego view but it’s price would only be ok for me if I was going to full time. The beds looked very comfortable and I really liked the sofa and shower.

My number #1 is the Leisure Travel Vans, Wonder, Rear Twin bed.

I liked the Winnebago because of the double bowl sink, the recliner sofa and the retractable shower door. Great reviews.

I love the Thor axis but really like the the Winnebago too. Tough call both are great. 🤔

My favorite was the Thor Axis as well. I like the option of having the twin beds in the bedroom- that could actually be where our son and his friend would sleep while we take the overhead instead. I loved how it was open like a class A. The one and only downside in my mind is that shower- the curtain is definitely a bummer.

I liked the Winnebago view best, the bathroom was very good, and o also liked the front room with the reclining seats better than having a table,

The Thor Axis 24.1 , we like the roominess right when you walk in , no dinet table is a plus. Nice sleek look inside. Looks like a class A very nice . Love the twin beds , great for my need for restful sleep . Thanks for all the reviews.

I like the Thor Axis 24.1 because of the front window when you drive you can see everything it is awesome .

The one I like is the Thor Axis. 1 I love the couch/ bed thing. 2. I love Thor. But I do love the shower in the Winnebago. I love Winnebagos too! Thank you Mike and Susan.

Great video! I like the Winnebago best… the shower door is a plus, along with all the storage! I look forward to your next video!

Of these 3 choices, I like the 1st one best as the oven is a must for me as well as the dinette!

I like the winnebago

Loving this trend of the floating dining table!

Great video. I like the 2nd one too but for a different reason. I love that the bunk disappears when you don’t need it and the sofa had seat belts for grandkids.

The reason we watch you is to see the potential. Don’t say “this what it can do, but we’re not going to show you “. 😮

There is a huge price difference between the Thor models and the Winnebago. Comparable in price to Thor would be certain floor plans of the Forest River Sunseeker or Forester with twin beds. In Winnebago's price range would be several floor plans from Phoenix Cruiser and, for a little more, Coach House. Most unique small C with twin beds would be Lazy Daze: good luck finding one as they are sold out so far in advance that they are currently not accepting any new orders. Axis would be even better if Thor would offer an upgraded version with more boondocking and cold-weather capability. They could perhaps badge that with their Jayco division.

I agree with Julie Amos. And I like the recliners in the View, too.

The Thor Axis 24.1 gets my vote because the cab over bunk retracts all the way up and out of the way, as if it isn't even there. It's a real game changer for transitioning to and from the cab area. That large class A style windshield with no U-haul looking protrusion over the front, is a real winner with my wife. She hates that U-haul look about Class C motorhomes. The twin beds make it so easy to get in and out of bed without trying to squeeze in that usual 6 inch space between the wall and bed. I'm not a big fan of that shower, but all things considered, I think the Thor Axis is on the top of my list.

I enjoyed your very nice reviews of these 3 units. I have a 27 ft class C that I’m looking to downsize to a 24-25ft unit. But my preference wouldn’t be any of these floor plans simply for where the bathrooms are located. The bathrooms in all these units are set nearly directly across the narrow hall from the fridge, and I know by experience this become a significant traffic jam when both the bathroom is trying to be accessed by one person while the fridge and kitchen is needing to be accessed by another. This has been a big problem for us in our 27 ft Motorhome and I’d think would even be worse in a 24-25ft unit. Also the corner showers would be a no go for sure. I think I’d go for a full wall version of a 25ft floor plan which moves the bathroom out and really opens up the entire coach to avoid the bottle neck in the hallway. I’m not aware of a floor plan like that has twin beds so I’d have to forgo those and go with the queens that typically come with a full wall floor plan. I guess it all comes down to what is most important, having twin beds or getting rid of a congested bottle neck in the hallway. I’d chose opening up the hallway. But if anyone knows of a full wall slide out floor plan with twins I’d certainly be interested in that.

I did not like the Winnebago because the TV location took up the storage space above the sink. But it seemed to have the widest walk way where the refrigerator opened up. Location of TV was in a great location and good use of the wasted space above the door. Other than that, the shower space in all 3 seemed a little tight. All that said I think I liked the Thor the best, but maybe with the recliner jack knife sofa for leg support and still sleep a child. Thank you for the great content and helpful information!

The best for me was the Winnobago. It had what I .needed. The fact that the chair did not made a bed was not an issue since ther was a bed over the cab area. Just one thing was the placement of TV. I would change that if possible putt on the wall to the left of the recliners with a long arm to pull out. Or I have seen it put above the doorway. It can be seen from the bed and the chairs. Also I would want a small tv in the back bed area. This is the first class C that has everything I would want. Large sink and full stove burner and mircrowave.

We like the Lazy Daze. Very well built and beautiful. Made with riveted aircraft aluminum out side and fully painted. Factory direct.

I really wish Thor would get on board with the retractable shower doors!!

That was great - Of course each one has its strengths. Love the Class A driving cabin of your favorite - pretty impressive for a 24 footer. They all seem to have an abundant amount of storage for units of their size. Intersting to see the removal of the permanent dining area - I have a 27' TT and I'm actually thinking of doing the same thing - remove the 2-seater couch and dining table & chairs in the slide out - and get a much larger 3-seater couch and use a set of folding tables at meal time, or for computing.

Thank you for showing the twin beds. I had asked on another video. My favorite is the Thor Axis. Bcuz of the couch. Just wish it had the double bowl sink. Then I'd really love it. The thing that really shocked me was the over the cab sleeping area. You wouldn't even know it was there. Love that it looks like a class A too. Love the bathroom set up, but they could fix the shower setup as well. The Chateau's bedroom area upper cabinets were my favorite tho. I loved the Chateau but the dinette was the deal breaker. For me. I would choose either one. The bathroom areas in each Thor was awesome. Thor has done a wonderful job. Axis is the winner. I'm hooked. Thanks again.

Same!! Just wish the couch was also a recliner but can’t have it all😊

Just bought a Jayco 26XD & after seeing this I am very glad I have that. Twin beds are awesome but Thor could’ve done the bathroom much better and Winnebago as well

Liked both the Thor Axis 24.1 and the Winnebago View. The Thor appeared to have a larger width twin bed, which is a plus, and the Winnebago had a shower door. When push comes to shove I would probably choose the Thor.

Personally, I was torn while I liked the Axis 1.0, I also liked the Winnebego View 24.1. But for different reasons; the number one reason why I liked the Winnebago View was because of the retractable shower screen. I'm a former housekeeper and I hate; absolutely hate mopping up water spilled on the bathroom floor! That makes the Winnebago View my personal choice; the other thing I loved about the View was the European styled cabinetry! But, if I'm getting an RV, I'm getting one with a murphy bed instead of the twin beds.

I’d love to have the first Thor, but I’d have to choose the Winnebago for the shower door.

Great show you two. I agree with you that the Thor Axis is the best. I only wish the beds were longer than 74 inches. Looking forward to your next video. Stay safe and keep going.

You forgot the Leisure travel van Wonder front twin beds, which I’d replace with the Thor! That’s the best class C RV! Go check it out.

Thanks for the great way you show RV's. We had one of the Thor Axis style. It was so bad with dozens of issues we traded it in for a used Georgetown in 6 months. I like the Winne better!! It is nice to have a table mount between the cab seats that can be used as a dinette, or I've seen cabinets on each side of the theater seats that have the table pull up and adjust in front as dinette.

Wish you would look at how wide the rigs are. The Thor is only 7’ wide, for me that is so much better to drive especially with all the construction forcing white knuckling as you drive an 8’ rig through it. I would say the Winnebago is less than 8’ as well. Would love to have you include width. Rockwell has some trailers below 8’ like the Geo Pro.

I agree, I like the Thor Axis the best! Thank you for another great video!

Good Job! my favorite was the Winnebago View 24V. Bathrooms on the other was a deal-breaker.

Mike, please add the cargo carrying capacity when you do reviews.

Because of the showers, I gotta give a pass on the Thor models, although I like the 24.1 due to to the couch and the front layout cab. Therefore,I vote for the Winnebago.

The Thor Axis/Vegas is, in fact, a Class-A motorhome. A Class-C is built on a cutaway chassis and the cab configuration is stock, that is the same as an E-350 or E-450 Ford truck, or a Mercedes Sprinter.

I liked the Thor because of the big window, it would be nice if the would have a table on the passenger side to make that a working area. I did not like any of the bathrooms. I would rather have the bathroom split shower on one side to get a better shower and toilet size. Thank you great video

I really loved the second RV as well for those same reasons, but would rather have a stove with Oven and microwave on top. 😊😊😊 or put the reclining sofa into #1 loved that RV as well.❤❤❤

I like the two Thors. It's great to have options other than dinettes.

I would take the winnebago view with the tru comfort sofa with table that makes into a 48 x 74" bed instead of the dual recliners with table option. I like the TV 📺 locations better, and the more functional shower with the shower curtain that squeezes off water as it retracts.

I would pick the Winnebago 24v. I like the recliners instead of a dinette. I've heard negative things about the Thors, shoddy construction that doesn't hold up very well.

I like the Winnebago. I like the shower

I think this is the way we will be going, a class C or a B+ the smallest would be a Van. Thanks for the review of these three very nice RVs. Either of these would work for us. Cheers!!!

Loved the spaces! and I also liked the same one as you! Now to get rid of our 30' tt!!! omg

Although I like the idea of a multi-function sofa and that large front window, the shower was a downside for me. My favorite one of the three was the Winnebago. Firstly because of the shower and the overall bathroom made more sense. The cabinets fit and finish looked much better as well on the Winnebago.

The seats up front, being usable is a big factor, if we ever bought a motor home aside from shower being a negative the thor is my favorite

Love the cabinets in the second one.

Winnebago 24V

The Winnebago I didn't like the TV placement. But not having to fight with shower curtain is huge. On the other two having the door open up is nice and makes feel like more space but there is not . Not have space to do your business is a huge.

Like the Winnebago View best because one of the twin beds is longer at 78 inches and its better build quality. Second choice is the Thor Axis because over cab bed hides away making for a larger windshield view.

Thanks! Mike, for the wonderful tutorial. Just because your a very handsome man, I will be subscribing to your channel. Keep up the excellent work, buddy! Mark....;-)

I really appreciate your videos, just focusing on the layout. Very efficient! If I don’t like the layout I don’t care about the outside stuff which would be a waste of time here. I can find that info elsewhere when I see the layout I like. Great job! I hope you have a video on class b’s. (I have yet to look.) We are trying to decide what to buy, a truck camper, a class B or C. We aim to sell everything and move away from where we are. Possibly live in it for a time while we look for another place. That’s very interesting the class C that isn’t a cutaway. I thought that was what the “C” stood for. ? Thanks for doing your videos. 😊

Love your videos sir. I lived full time in a 25 foot class c back in 96. Love a dinnette. Anybody remember Scerro Scottys on the Ram 3500 diesel? Excellent four season camper. Wish I didn't sell it.

I liked the winnebago

I wish you would include the price because that’s one of the bigger factors when looking for an RV for most people.

I kinda agree with your choice of the Thor -- It has a great floor plan --BUT!!! -- We bought one new in 2018 and it turned out to be one of the worst rigs in the world. I was a truck driver with 3 million miles under my belt and I hated driving it. It wandered so much I couldn't keep it on the road. The non adjustable driver seat was so high I couldn't touch the floor. Beds were so hard we couldn't sleep. The dining room table was so far away from the couch you couldn't sit and eat. And all kinds of things through out the rig started falling apart. 3 of those 6 months the rig was at the dealer being repaired. It lasted 6 months and we traded it in for a George Town.

Like the shower in #3.

My pick is the Axis as well.

Like the Winnebago #3.

Winnebago hands down

A folding shower cover would be nice.

The shower curtains were a turn off. The Winnebago's price was not worth the difference. However, I am a fan of twin beds! 😃

I like a shower curtain just to give you more elbow room when moving around. If you have a issue with curtain getting close to you use a plastic or wood dowel on the bottom wall to wall to keep it back & for me its a much better experience than a solid door or slide. Plus easy to put a new one up when needed than cleaning the doors & in time they look bad with much higher cost replacement. Just saying!

There is a great amount of outside storage made available due to the twin bed setup.

We like the Thor Axis floor plan and would seriously consider purchasing it if it wasn’t for the small shower. If Thor ever modifies the ridiculously small shower, we will definitely purchase, but until then, we will continue our search for a new Rv. Also, Thor has a bad habit of using flimsy shower curtains instead of shower doors. I wish they had a shower door option or upgrade available.

Sure do wish you would include the CCC. Might swing my vote.

It's amazing what you can do without a 1950s dinette.

I like the concept of the large front space & wind shield, swivel seats - makes good use of the space. However, what is this that it only has the one entrance/exit door? No doors on the front cab area? I fear this would be a death trap in an accident! How can you get multiple people out quickly in case of emergency? IDK if all of the class A motorhomes have doors on the cab area or not - but it seems imperative for safety to me! Also, please explain about the comments made by @Oldrush "The whole front dash and windshield moves going over bumps."? LOVE the twin beds concept!! That's what we're looking for! Thanks for the review!

Congratulations on 100k!! Just noticed that

I liked the first one best.

i love the axis for several reasons the twin beds since i travel with my friend who is widowed and im divorced both older so one of us using the overhead is kinda difficult for us to climb those horrible ladders lol love the set up and the cock pit being the A style looks less intimidating to drive

if there's a such thing....wish did one for small campers with bathrooms that are priced under 25 thousand.

the whole shades of brown motif reminds me of the suburban 70's......

The Winnebago is also built on the Mercedes chassis and is diesel fuel which makes it more expensive, better on gas and better for resale.

I hate the micro at my knee height. I loved the oven, I think the big front window is my favorite thing,

Like the 3rd one

I prefer the second