11 Sublime Luxury 5th Wheels: Big & Small

A luxury experience in a toy hauler is not only brought about by the extra amenities but also by the floor plan and the buyer’s desire.

Not everyone is a fan of a large toy hauler. Some people find luxury in smaller and simpler things.

Nevertheless, this is a list of 9 luxury fifth wheel campers for big RV enthusiasts and the people who find luxury in small and simple RVs:

1. HEARTLAND CYCLONE 4007

Length: 43 feet.
Width: 8 feet 5 inches.
Height: 13 feet 2 inches.
Garage Length: 13 feet.
GVWR: 20000 pounds.
UVW: 16620 pounds.
Hitch Weight: 3665 pounds.
Cargo carrying capacity: 3332 pounds.
Freshwater capacity: 100 gallons.
Graywater capacity: 80 gallons.
Blackwater capacity: 80 gallons.

Heartlands’s Cyclone 4007 lets you ride in style with some of the most amazing off-the-hook residential amenities that can keep a family of 8 entertained and comfortable while on the road.

The heart of this unit is in its 13 feet long garage, which is wide enough to park a UTV.

This 43foot long unit has a maximum sleep count of 8. The sleeping options are provided by one king-size bed, one queen-size bed, two convertible/sofa beds, and one bunk bed.

The king-size bed is in the master bedroom, which takes up a very good portion of the front of the camper.

The king-sized bed is in a slideout facing away from the electric fireplace center, which sits between a dresser. A 72×30 inch window sits over the six-drawer dresser, and this is one of the largest windows you can ever find in fifth-wheel toy haulers.

As if the initial space of the room is not enough, it can be increased by activating the telescopic slide. The telescopic slide makes the bed form a further slideout, increasing the space between the electric fireplace and the foot of the king bed.

The slideout within a slideout pulls the bed to make an extra five feet walking space in the room.

The master bedroom also features a large mirrored closet with double doors on the front wall. The closet has plenty of storage space which involves shelves, clothing rods, and bottom drawers. A flat-screen TV is housed in the large closet, and it glides out through a sliding bracket.

Even though the garage is big enough to haul big toys, it can double up to offer room for extra sleeping options. This is where the queen size bed and the sofa beds are found.

The room also includes its entertainment system, cabinets, and a half bath steps away in the loft. The bunk bed is built inside the loft.

The living space and kitchen are between the garage and master bedroom, where most of the amazing amenities are found. The kitchen features an oven, 3 burners, a stainless steel sink, a full-size refrigerator, and a microwave, among other high-end appliances.

The living space includes a four-seater sofa, a 55″ flat screen tv, and a dinette table that can backflip to form two small sofas. The sofa and refrigerator are both housed in the galley slide in the middle of the camper.

The camper’s exterior has two separate patio areas with retractable power awnings. They are found on the camper’s entry side, measuring 19 feet and 11 feet. The awnings cover an outdoor kitchen, a 32″ HDTV, and outdoor speakers.

Pros:

The 80-gallon gray water and black water capacity can last you up to a week with a family of 8. This will limit the times you stop to empty the tanks.
The fireplace in the master bedroom has various heat settings and can be controlled with a remote.
The white subway tiles in the kitchen are easy to clean.
Has a cold weather protection feature that involves a heated enclosed underbelly and sealed and laminated slideout floors.

Cons:

The clothing rod is set at 44″ which will make some clothes drag on the floor when hung.
You have to stand on the sofa to pull down the blinds in the living space window.

2. The Grand Design Solitude 380FLR

Length: 41 feet 5 inches.
Height: 13 feet 5 inches.
GVWR: 16800 pounds.
UVW: 14866 pounds.
Hitch Weight: 3052 pounds.
Freshwater capacity: 93 gallons.
Graywater capacity: 106 gallons.
Blackwater capacity: 106 gallons.

The Grand Design Solitude 380FLR can surprise you with how much luxury it can offer.

This model has a sleeping capacity of six. The queen bed up in the master bedroom takes two people, and the rest fit in the queen bunk and the convertible sofa beds back in the 13 foot 6in garage.

Since the garage is also part of the living room, the two sofa beds convert back into chairs during the day, and a three-pole removable table sits between them. More seating is provided by two recliner chairs just a few steps away from the sofas in the garage.

When you fold the sofas against the underside of the bunk bed, it frees up the full interior width giving room to transport wider toys.

The living space of the unit is spacious and well planned. The kitchen includes:

A three-burner cooking top.
A microwave.
An oven.
A large stainless steel sink.
Lots of storage space.

The kitchen is L-shaped, and part of it forms a slideout.

The living space also has excellent lighting. The two small windows above the sofa bring in plenty of light even when the garage door is closed.

The bathroom for the Grand Design Solitude 380FLR has dual access with sliding doors.

It has a foot flush toilet system and a shower room with an amazing 6 feet headspace. The bathroom includes an arched curtain in the shower and a mirrored medicine cabinet.

They designed the bedroom for this unit to make it more spacious than its predecessors. The second slideout forms here, and it is the exact width of the bed.

The top of the slideout is also fitted with cabinets to increase the storage space, and there is a window just below it to increase the lighting in the room.

The room’s opposite wall contains a dresser, cabinets, and shallow drawers. The top half of the wall is fitted with a huge backlit mirror.

The 18foot power retractable awning outside this camper shelters the exterior kitchen, which includes two-burner cooktops, its own storage space, and a mini-size fridge.

Pros:

It has been prepped for all weather with radiant insulation both in the roof and floor.
Excellent lighting.
The 30000 BTU furnace distributes heat throughout the camper.
Quite economical.
Has an exterior kitchen.

Cons:

Has a low blackwater capacity.

3. The Highland Ridge Silverstar

Length: 43 feet 7 inches.
Width: 8 feet 4 inches.
Height: 13 feet 1 inch.
Garage Length: 13 feet.
GVWR: 13,345 pounds.
UVW: 11250 pounds.
Hitch Weight: 2534 pounds.
Freshwater capacity: 110 gallons.
Graywater capacity: 114 gallons.
Blackwater capacity: 41 gallons.

This is yet another fifth-wheel toy hauler that lets you swim in luxury. This unit is bestowed with the capacity to carry several motorcycles or even ATVs in the cargo space.

This Highlander toy hauler has the garage separated from the living area, and while this type of design does not come with ample cargo space as an open box layout, it goes a long way to make the trailer more conducive.

However, even though the garage is separated from the living space, it can still convert into an extra living or sleeping area. This is possible with the opposing bench seats and a queen-sized bed that you can lower from the ceiling.

The garage is also equipped with ceiling speakers and a TV prep making it an option for an entertainment area. The slideout contains theater seats that can accommodate four people sitting comfortably.

Across the theater seats is an L-shaped kitchen with solid surface countertops, a microwave, a double-door full-size fridge, stainless steel appliances, and a pantry.

The front part of the living area features an entertainment center which includes a 43 flat-screen TV on a swiveling mount and a DVD player. The front part also houses the electric fireplace to keep the room warm.

The bathroom is near the master bedroom, and it has a double-door access system.

The master bedroom is pretty standard, with a king-size bed and a wardrobe slideout. A linen closet is also housed in the slideout.

Pros:

The theater seats have footrests to make you extra comfortable.
Can host up to 9 people sleeping comfortably.
Has an extra bunk bed near the exit of the garage.

Cons:

The master bedroom is small and it does not come with an entertainment option.

4. The Cyclone Toy Hauler

Length: 43 feet 8 inches.
Width: 8 feet 5 inches.
Height: 13 feet 3 inches.
Garage Length: 12 feet.
GVWR: 18000 pounds.
UVW: 14595 pounds.
Hitch Weight: 3000 pounds.
Freshwater capacity: 110 gallons.
Graywater capacity: 82 gallons.
Blackwater capacity: 82 gallons.

This camper from Heartland is one of the largest toy haulers, and it incorporates extensive amenities and facilities in its floor plan.

For starters, the master bedroom in the front has a king-size bed and a one-of-a-kind wall configuration that allows space for a sitting area, wardrobe, and a washer-dryer setup.

The floorplan has stretched the upper cabin to cater to the full-size bed and this allowed room for an impressive cabinet set up along the walls of the head of the bed.

As if that is not enough, the spacious bedroom still features a six-drawer dresser with a solid countertop surface integrated into the front wall. The room also contains an LCD TV.

While that kind of room setup will impress any RV enthusiast, wait until you walk into the bathroom. The bathroom contains all the standard facilities, but this one is more spacious and has a full-size bathtub.

While several manufacturers also incorporate full-size bathtubs, this one is in a good position to preserve the pass-through and not interfere with the living area.

The front wall of the living area contains a massive 55-in flat-screen TV, an electric fireplace, and several cabinets. A sofa couch occupies an entire slideout, and it can easily fit up to 6 adults.

The sofa couch has a unique design that features 3 built-in seat recliners behind two pedestal tables. Very few RVs have successfully incorporated tables, couches, and recliners.

The 4100 King’s kitchen faces the couch, and it includes a wrap-around kitchen island that attaches to a glazed cabinet. The kitchen area also features a midsize fridge, a 30-in microwave, a 3 burner cooktop, and a stainless still sink at the island.

The living area is separated from the garage with a loft. To maximize all the available space, Heartland put two twin-size overhead bunks on the opposite sides of the loft. Each of them has a separate privacy curtain.

The garage is 12 feet long, but this is not enough to accommodate very big toys. Many RV owners who have bought this model use it as a dining room or convert it into a screened patio. The garage has a separate access door, a half bath, and a rear awning.

The Cyclone can provide up to 40 feet of shade through 3 electrical awnings at different zones around it.

Pros:

Has a bathtub in the bathroom.
Has couch recliners with twin tables; a very rare feature in RVs.
Ample storage space all through the camper.

Cons:

Has a small garage.

5. The Dutchman Voltage 4245

Length: 43 feet 10 inches.
Width: 8 feet 5 inches.
Height: 13 feet 4 inches.
Garage Length: 12 feet.
GVWR: 20000 pounds.
UVW: 16340 pounds.
Hitch Weight: 3432 pounds.
Freshwater capacity: 160 gallons.
Graywater capacity: 90 gallons.
Blackwater capacity: 90 gallons.

The voltage epic V3990 can not only serve as a toy hauler but also as a SURV ( sport utility recreational vehicle ).

Its convertible space can add so much fun to RV experiences. This is one of the Dutchmen’s best toy haulers, and it comes with upgraded exterior graphics and illuminating docking lights at the hitch.

All the functioning lights in the exterior are LED, including both the awning lights and floodlights.

One incredible feature of this toy hauler is its patio system behind the garage. The patio is formed by the big zero gravity ramp rear door, pulled down and held by a cable and spring fixed into the header and jamb.

Two hinged gates from the garage fold and telescope to become the rails of the patio. The patio is kept separate from the garage space by a sliding screen door which also helps to keep bugs out. One of the 3 awnings creates shade on this rear deck.

The 12ft. garage can serve as an option to store toys, a dinette area, or an additional sleeping area. Whichever the case, it is equipped with a ceiling TV and a stereo system. The garage also has its very own air conditioner.

The kitchen, which forms part of the living space, is classy and well arranged. It is formed with a large island and a slideout that contains all the appliances, including the microwave and a full-size refrigerator.

Opposite the kitchen is a bigger slideout which contains five recliners perfectly fitting. The seats have a massage and heating feature which can be activated using controls at the side. The entertainment center is on the left of the recliners, and the TV sits on a swiveling arm that aims it towards the seats.

The area also includes an electric fireplace and several cabinets to add to the storage space.

The front of the unit is the master bedroom and bathroom suite. The bedroom is well equipped with a king bed, 2 closets, an entertainment center, and a washer-dryer preparation station.

The bathroom has private access from the master bedroom, and it is very spacious. It features a quartz countertop with a sink, a short bowl porcelain toilet, a medicine cabinet, a shower, and an adult bathtub.

Pros:

Has an exterior entertainment center.
Has an extra table stored under the king bed.
Fitted with cameras.
The ramp is equipped with an electric keylock.

Cons:

The sliding doors in the garage don’t slide well.
When it is too hot, the 15000 BTU air conditioners may not keep up with the heat.

6. The Heartland Fuel 362

Length: 40 feet 7 inches.
Width: 8 feet 6 inches.
Height: 13 feet 3 inches.
Garage Length: 13 feet.
GVWR: 17000 pounds.
UVW: 13196 pounds.
Hitch Weight: 3420 pounds.
Freshwater capacity: 100 gallons.
Graywater capacity: 70 gallons.
Blackwater capacity: 80 gallons.

Heartland 5th wheelers always have lavish facilities and amenities, a flexible garage, and a rear patio. The rear space in the garage is enough to be used for more than just ATVs.

The garage ramp can be lowered to form a patio deck that always comes in handy whenever you are camping. The deck has a 2,500-lb loading capacity, and it can easily accommodate even up to 12 individuals.

Like the voltage model above, this Heartland’s garage can also be used as cargo space, living space, or sleeping space. It features an elevated bunk that can sleep 2 people and two sofa benches that can fold to create another comfortable bed.

These two beds can be raised to create space for large toys when needed. Another bunk bed lies ahead in the loft area in front of the garage as you are heading to the living area.

The living area has very attractive walls and ceilings that blend well with the dark cabinets. The kitchen is on the side of the wall with the access door, and it includes a midsize refrigerator, a microwave, cabinets, a large farmers’ style stainless steel sink, and a solid surface counter.

The sitting area is directly across from the kitchen, and it features a four-seater recliner fitted in the slideout. Two pedestal tables sit in front of the recliner, but you can remove them if you need to stretch your legs.

The upper side of the camper houses the bathroom and master bedroom. The bathroom is large, and it includes a vanity with sink, cabinets, a toilet, and a rectangular shower.

Pros:

Attractive walls throughout the camper.
High Blackwater capacity.
Extra sleeping space in the loft.

Cons:

A quite small exterior storage space.
The bunk bed in the loft is in a tight corner and may pose a challenge to get into especially for big people.

7. The Jayco Seismic Luxury Series

Length: 45 feet 7 inch.
Width: 8 feet 6 inches.
Height: 13 feet 5 inches.
GVWR: 16995 pounds.
UVW: 13870 pounds.
Hitch Weight: 2670 pounds.
Freshwater capacity: 75 gallons.
Graywater capacity: 50 gallons.
Blackwater capacity: 50 gallons.

The Jayco pinnacle 38REFS is a 43-foot-long, 5 slideout camper is the epitome of comfort and luxury, featuring some of the best amenities you can ever imagine in a fifth wheel.

This camper includes dual tri-fold sofas with power theater seats, latte-colored leather furniture, beautiful cherry hardwood cabinets, and a cedar-lined wardrobe; this is just a glimpse of what you should expect.

The rear is the living area bedroom, and you can access it from a 60″ glass patio door. This rear part contains two of the five slideouts, both housing a hideabed sofa. One of the sofas is trifold and the other a bifold.

Two power theater seats add to the sitting space, and they are placed on the front wall of the living area facing the entertainment center.

The entertainment center is wide and can fit up to a 55 TV and an electric fireplace beneath it. There is an ottoman between the seats to make yourself comfortable while watching.

You can also access the kitchen area through the same patio doors, and it is one of the most spacious kitchens you can ever find on an RV. This area, the middle section, also features two opposing slideouts that contribute a great deal to the wide-open space of the kitchen.

One slideout features a dinette for four, while the other contains:

A full-size refrigerator.
A three-burner cooking space.
An overhead microwave.
Some extra counter space.

Most of the counter space is offered by the kitchen island, which sits in the middle and includes two stainless steel sinks. The rear wall features a bar top that houses several cabinets beneath it. There are more cabinets along the front wall of the kitchen.

The bathroom is along the hallway as you are heading to the master bedroom, and it features a 36in the wide shower, a vanity that includes a sink, a porcelain toilet, and a bit of overhead storage.

The front-most part of this luxury fifth wheel is the master bedroom. This room includes a 72×80″ king-size bed, an entertainment area, and a walk-in closet with a washer/dryer preparation space.

Pros:

Lots of kitchen storage space and counter space.
Has 5 slideouts.
Has an exterior entertainment center.

Cons:

The 75gallon freshwater capacity is small for such a large fifth wheeler.
Despite the amenities, the walking space in the master bedroom is limited.

8. The Forest River Cardinal 390FBX Floorplan

Length: 43 feet 3 inch.
Width: 8 feet 4 inches.
Height: 13 feet 6 inches.
GVWR: 16514 pounds.
UVW: 13289 pounds.
Hitch Weight: 2514 pounds.
Freshwater capacity: 64 gallons.
Graywater capacity: 70 gallons.
Blackwater capacity: 80 gallons.

Forest River always boasts of highly equipped fifth-wheel campers.

They have done a great job on this cardinal explorer, highlighting two full bathrooms, an extra exterior kitchen, a 15″ electrical awning, and many other amazing amenities and equipment.

The front of the camper is the master bedroom with a king-sized bed, but you have an option of a 60in by 80in a queen bed. The large bed is in a slideout, and it has wide storage space for small items underneath it.

The front wall of the master bedroom has been configured with a large wardrobe with mirrors, a large closet that includes a washer/dryer space, and several drawers.

The main bathroom is just outside the master bedroom, and it highlights a large glass shower, a sink, and a toilet. The middle part of the camper forms the kitchen and part of the living area.

The area is very spacious, and it features a large island in the middle, a great big residential refrigerator with freezer, a free-standing dinette, reclining theater seats, and other cool stuff.

The reclining seats allow you to watch the TV on the opposing slideout comfortably. The TV area has an electric fireplace beneath it, a storage cabinet on either side and more cabinets above it.

The refrigerator and the cooking area are also housed in this slideout, and it also includes a big microwave on top of the stove.

The rear of this cardinal explorer has an extra sleeping area and a bathroom at the rear wall. A hideabed sofa with a dropdown bunk forms a slideout, and the opposing wall has a large wardrobe, a TV, a dresser, and a loft bed above.

Pros:

Has two bathrooms.
Plenty of sitting space.
Amazing amenities including a big residential refrigerator and similarly large microwave.
Very spacious throughout the floorplan.

Cons:

Low freshwater capacity.

9. The Keystone Montana 3931FB

Length: 40 feet 5 inches.
Width: 8 feet 6 inches.
Height: 13 feet 5 inches.
GVWR: 16500 pounds.
UVW: 13586 pounds.
Hitch Weight: 2530 pounds.
Freshwater capacity: 66 gallons.
Graywater capacity: 88 gallons.
Blackwater capacity: 88 gallons.

Keystone Montana fifth wheelers are designed with exceptional craftsmanship resulting in spacious floorplans and the incorporation of cutting-edge technology.

The 3931FB 20thanniversary edition includes amazing features such as two electrical awnings, a rear hitch, an extra half bath, a residential refrigerator, and a master suite that features a walkthrough bedroom.

The main living area forms the rear part of the camper, including the kitchen and its amenities. The rear wall of the camper features a hideabed sofa which is the only alternate sleeping option apart from the queen or king bed in the master bedroom.

The massive living space also contains two opposing slideouts, one containing a freestanding dinette and two theater seats with power recliners. This slideout also features an 11in the awning on the exterior.

The other slideout houses the entertainment area with an HD TV, stereo, and fireplace; a pantry, a residential refrigerator; and the cooking space, which features a three-burner stove, oven, and an overhead convection microwave.

The front wall has a coffee station for the coffee lovers and a washer/dryer preparation station. Behind this front wall, a half bath will come in very handy when you have visitors.

The master bedroom for this luxury fifth wheel does not form the front most of the camper; instead, it is the adjacent area, and you can almost say it is the middle section.

The master bedroom features one slideout which houses the standard queen bed or the optional king-size bed. Whatever the case, there is hidden storage underneath and above the bed.

The rear wall of the master bedroom has a long wardrobe, while the one opposite the bed has a dresser, closet, and an HDTV.

The front-most part of the camper has a luxurious full bath which features 48in by 30in the shower, two large sinks, a toilet, a bench seat, and plenty of closet space with shelves on either side along the front wall.

Pros:

Has a coffee station.
A massive living space.
A giant bathroom with plenty of closet space.
Has a half bath.

Cons:

Has a sleeping capacity of only 4 despite its large size.

10. The Jayco North Point 382FLRB

Length: 44 feet.
Width: 8 feet.
Height: 8 feet 11 inches.
GVWR: 16500 pounds.
UVW: 14035 pounds.
Hitch Weight: 2817 pounds.
Freshwater capacity: 75 gallons.
Graywater capacity: 87 gallons.
Blackwater capacity: 50 gallons.

The North Point model is available in a wide variety of floorplans, and there is an option for almost all types of RV travelers.

The 387RDFS is the most advanced of all the North Point floorplans.

The rear part of this unit forms a separate living area that features two opposing slideouts that house a trifold hideabed sofa.

The front wall of the rear section has two power theater seats with heat and massage options to help you relax after a long day of adventure.

The theater seats face a large entertainment area that includes an HD TV, a music system, and a fireplace below it. This North Point model also has an ottoman between the two hideabed sofas.

The kitchen is the middle section of the camper and is just as intriguing and spacious as the rear living area. This part also has two opposing slideouts, and one of them solely houses a four-seater dinette.

The other slideout includes:

A double-door residential fridge.
A large pantry.
A conventional microwave.
A cooking area that features a stove with three burners and an oven.

The island lies in the middle, features two sinks, and provides a large and smooth countertop. The front wall of the kitchen area has a hutch where you can keep small animals such as rabbits.

The front part of this camper has the master bedroom and the master shower.

The master bedroom contains a 60in by 80″ queen bed, a walk-in closet with a washer/dryer area, and a chest with drawers that houses a flat-screen TV.

Pros:

Have heat and massage theater seats.
Has an outside refrigerator.
You have room for small animals.

Cons:

Very tight space between the kitchen, pantry, and fridge.

11. The Forest River Impression 330BH

Length: 38 feet 3 inches.
Width: 8 feet.
Height: 12 feet 8 inches.
UVW: 10281 pounds.
Payload Capacity: 3253 pounds.
Hitch Weight: 1534 pounds.
Freshwater capacity: 60 gallons.
Graywater capacity: 73 gallons.
Blackwater capacity: 39 gallons.

All Forest River Impression models boost a wide-open design and modern styling.

The 34MID floorplan can accommodate up to 8 people sleeping comfortably, and it is also one of the most spacious of all Impression units.

This luxury 5th wheel features a massive living space in the camper’s rear part, which has two slideouts. The two slideouts give the room square footage and provide space for plenty of storage.

The kitchen forms part of the living area, and it is fully equipped with a kitchen island, refrigerator, microwave, and a three burner stove with an oven. All these kitchen amenities, except the island, are housed in one slideout together with the entertainment center, which has a 40″ flat-screen TV.

The other slideout has dual 65″ theater seats and an option of a four-seater dinette. You can choose to have a convertible sofa bed in place of the dinette. The rear wall hides a bed sofa while the front wall contains a hutch.

The Impression 34MID allowed space for an extra room right between the living space and the bathroom. This room can be used as an office or an extra bedroom.

It features a slideout housing a hideabed sofa, a closet, and plenty of blank walking space. The bathroom next to the bonus room is standard, and it features a 40″ shower, a toilet, a linen closet, and a sink.

The master bedroom on the front most of the camper has plenty of storage space, and it includes a king-size bed with large overhead cabinets, two nightstands, and a large wardrobe on the 4th and last slideout of the camper.

Pros:

Has a bonus room.
Plenty of sleeping options.

Cons:

Has a small shower room
Has a low blackwater tank capacity

11 Sublime Luxury 5th Wheels: Big & Small