Listing description
Cozy nights gathered around the campfire are practically guaranteed with the Jayco Jay Flight 242BHS. This bunkhouse trailer provides ample space for families to relax after a day of adventure. Kids will love their own bunks, while the grown-ups can unwind on the comfy queen bed. Meals become a breeze with the trailer's convenient kitchen, allowing you to focus on creating unforgettable memories under the stars.
What’s included
* Sleeps 8: The trailer offers a queen bed, double bunk beds, and a U-shaped dinette that converts into a sleeping space, comfortably accommodating eight people.
* Dinette slide-out:
* Kitchen: Equipped with a sink, stove, refrigerator, and microwave
* Bathroom: A dedicated bathroom provides a toilet, sink, and shower for added comfort.
* Climate control: Air conditioning and heating
* Awning
* exterior kitchen:
* Dinette slide-out:
* Kitchen: Equipped with a sink, stove, refrigerator, and microwave
* Bathroom: A dedicated bathroom provides a toilet, sink, and shower for added comfort.
* Climate control: Air conditioning and heating
* Awning
* exterior kitchen:
Things to know
Here are some things to avoid while camping in our camper:
* put awning away in high wind or if your not at the campsite
* only use RV safe toilet paper
* No smoking!
* Exceeding weight limits:
* Ignoring tank levels: Freshwater tanks, gray water tanks (from sinks and showers), and blackwater tanks (from toilets) all have limited capacities. Be mindful of usage and empty them when necessary to avoid overflows and unpleasant odors.
* Running appliances while disconnected: Most campers' electrical systems are designed to run on shore power.
* put awning away in high wind or if your not at the campsite
* only use RV safe toilet paper
* No smoking!
* Exceeding weight limits:
* Ignoring tank levels: Freshwater tanks, gray water tanks (from sinks and showers), and blackwater tanks (from toilets) all have limited capacities. Be mindful of usage and empty them when necessary to avoid overflows and unpleasant odors.
* Running appliances while disconnected: Most campers' electrical systems are designed to run on shore power.
