Forget squeezing and sacrificing comfort – the Class C Family Sleeper RV comfortably sleeps up to 7 people, so you can bring your whole crew. The spacious interior includes an expansive living area and dedicated bunk beds. The Class C Family Sleeper is the flagship of the fleet, offering an expansive and luxurious travel experience that's perfect for large families or groups of up to 7 people. Measuring up to 32 feet in length, this RV provides an abundance of space, ensuring everyone on board can enjoy their journey in comfort and style. One of the standout features of this RV is the slide-out, which provides extra living space when parked, giving you room to stretch out and enjoy your surroundings. 

The kitchen features a full-size fridge with a separate freezer, perfect for storing gourmet ingredients. It comes equipped with a stove, oven, microwave, and a deep sink, all designed to elevate your camp meals. The kitchen is designed to be compact yet efficient—perfect for preparing meals on the go without sacrificing too much space. It’s a key reason why Class C RVs are so popular with families: you can cook, eat, and relax all in one cozy, mobile space.

The dining area in a Class C Family Sleeper RV usually features a booth-style dinette with cushioned benches and a central table, perfect for family meals or games. It often converts into an extra bed and includes overhead storage, making it both cozy and functional.

Our rear bathrooms include a toilet, sink, and shower. We offer more space, with storage, skylights, and privacy for your bathroom on the road.  No more cramped bathrooms – the spacious full bath ensures everyone gets ready with ease. But the benefits extend beyond mere size.

The sleeping area in a Class C Family Sleeper RV is cleverly designed to maximize space and comfort for families. A cab-over bunk above the driver’s cabin, serves as a roomy bed for kids or guests. In the rear, there’s usually a queen-size bed in a semi-private or private bedroom. The dinette and sofa often convert into additional sleeping spots, and some layouts even include bunk beds along the hallway.