I'm totally for the hidden office/studio in any RV. I would like to see the bunks be fully removable or modular to the space. It's just great to have a secondary multi-functional room to soothe the soul away from others, whether for intermediate basket weaving, doing taxes, filming TikTok videos or enjoying the devil's lettuce privately.😁

The hidden room makes the most sense as an office. Maybe borrow Ember's flexible bunk system from the 191MSL, then you could have a bunk that is more easily used as a desk.

Your channel provides the best source of information for anyone who is interested either in purchasing an RV, or keeping up with the industry. There's nobody (that I've found) coming even close. Here is my two cents on this prototype unit. The slide out bunk room does a great job of providing a cross between a couples rig and taking grandkids along with you. Both my wife and I like that a LOT. I like the large living room camp side window, but overall they are going overboard with the glass. I'd suggest leaving the one window alone and redesigning the others with more storage space in mind. The counter top around the kitchen, doubling as a dining area for a couple of stools, is a good compromise for the lack of a dinette. They could add some cabinetry (drawers?) under the rear cabinet towards the right hand side (where the 2 stools are sitting in the video) for some additional storage. That would still maintain open knee space under the fold down counter top and under a large portion of the counter top along the rear wall, still leaving access where it is needed for other functional reasons. Summing up: the lack of adequate storage and a little too much glass are my main concerns.

I like these. Don't care if there is no kitchen access with slide retracted. Proper planning means I can make a lunch and have it in a cooler if needed for the trip. Acess to the toilet is intact so.. thats all I would maybe need. Not a fan of split grey and black tanks but what are you going to do with this setup? I would still think you could run the kitchen grey to the other grey if you really wanted to. I still like that hidden room for a quitar storage =P I would go with a flush mount mirror in bathroom as well and extend the corner storage area out a bit and perhaps even widen it all the way to the shower and down to the floor. That thin strip of space there isn't enough to walk in anyway. So pre-hung towel racks or hangars would be nice in there too. For me I would empty out that hidden room of beds and put closets in place of the foot area. Have some tie points for amp(s) and guitars on floor and wall and a spot for a roc'n'soc stool. I would live without the fake fireplace and reclaim that little space for a hidden snack rack or gun safe.

Possible changes to rig: ditch the bunks, lose that extra space but keep the pantry, extra foot or so of space behind the fireplace. Make it flush with the refreigerator. Ditch the outside kitchen, too. With the size kitchen inside, a simple free standing grill outside would do fine. Also, definitely drawers in kitchen and more cabinet space, if only big enough for small appliances. The bath has enough (thought liited) space for a slender linen tower between door wall and shower, or at least dowel bars for conenience. I like the concept of the hidden storage. Not enough, though, for an office area because of layout and added weight. JMO

Love it!!! Love how open the kitchen is, love the hidden bunk room, love the long bunks, love the bathroom door, love the decor, love all the storage, love the "little brother" size, love all the huge windows. She's a beaut, Clark, a beaut!

I like “innovative” and “creative” - and that dry-erase surface on the storage door…genius! Odd how they missed the kitchen drawers, that’s a necessity and I think under the window is the best place. Curved bathroom doorway 👍

This is really interesting. Tons of windows at the expense of storage. A way to gain some back is lose the oven and just have a cooktop. Below it could be 3 drawers. The microwave could be a "convection" mic. The weird angle base cabinet to the right of the oven could be full cabinet and use 2 pullout drawers. Also, above the main bedroom, that could be deeper to accommodate baskets or such.

I'd take the door to the hidden room off. Don't need a TV or a fireplace 😁. Replace it with a half door that would contain dogs in their private bunk room if needed. Store dog food, leashes, bowls, etc., out of the way - ideal! No need for a protruding medicine cabinet in the bathroom; flat mirror would be great! Lots of great features in this camper ❤

Think this is the best model that has come out in a while. Great to have drawers under the bread cubby (which I love) Could do away with the window behind the stove and have a backsplash since it has great window coverage. As for the bathroom just have them hang some octopus hooks for towels. The medicine cabinet is a little weird and I think a mirror only would work better. Bedroom windows are great but need shades in the bedroom along with a vent. The laundry shoot is an easy makeover to a cat litter box. 😁 Curious about outlets around sofa also could use a place to set a drink (small window shelf maybe to house both). We don’t have kids so the bunkhouse has endless possibilities…pantry, closet, office, pup or cat viewing and sleeping spot. Wish they had this layout in a non stick and tin.

I would like to have: A full sink, not sectioned off. Roll down shades on both windows in bedroom like rest of windows. TV to come with camper. Some type of towel storage in bath. I am not a fan of fridge being blocked, but I can use one outside on travel day. Wish it was taller inside, especially shower. Thanks for sharing. I like this one.

The hidden room makes up for cabinet space! I would use it as a office space slash storage room!

Their design people should be proud. I'll be very intrested to see the final office platform coming up soon I hope. Thanks for bringing it to us Josh.

Hey, great video as always I really think it’s cool how they’re making the Hideaway rooms now for these RVs. That is a very great idea. Keep up the good work.

I think this is a true beauty! Love it.

I love this! The windows, the hidden bunks, the versa lounge and now the versa tilt bed, and the radius touches for a little flare. Makes a helluva fine RV.

Tape a streamer to the vents to show how strong they are

Josh, this series is a definite breath of fresh air! When my wife and I were looking at the stick and tins this is exactly what we were looking for! I really hope this succeeds and they move this up the line. As for the access with the slide shut, is there anything preventing a door being put on the 💩 side? As for the drawers, I think having them by the sink is the better option as you can quickly grab some fighting irons from the living room without having to go all the way to the back. That said, squaring off that area in the corner would be great for a trash can with an outside storage door to take it out.

Love everything! My suggestion -as a mom- would be to make the cables behind the entertainment center “hidden space” be hidden in some way, since probably little kids will be in the bunk beds and may want to mess with those. Also, keep the medicine cabinet in the bathroom and get rid of the corner unit to possibly make room for a small linen cabinet in that space?

Off the side for those drawers, outdoor kitchen, this has a bit of everything

I'm anxious to see what they do for an office! I love this series and can't wait to personally tour one or two. That said: 1. Definitely needs kitchen drawers. I like both of your ideas for how to accomplish that. 2. Not a fan of curtains. 3. Multipurpose dining and seating is a nice change. 4. Bed lift is interesting, but not sure about how useful that will be over time. I've read reviews how it creases the mattress. 5. Outside kitchen! YES! Thanks, Josh. Looking forward to the evolution of this series.

Love this floorplan. Only discrepancy would be possibly swinging the hidden bunk room door the other way to make access better in case of having to use the bathroom during the night. Would make access easier. But hard to tell not actually being in the rig. Drawers on the back wall in that corner like you mentioned would be nice.

My husband and I have stumbled upon your videos. We greatly enjoy your humor and great information! We are wondering if you can create a video on the Wildwood or Salem 30VCview. Thank you for all you do! Have a great day and happy new year, Josh!

What about barndoor or something other than traditional secreat door fireplace so when slide is closed you can still have access to the slide/bunks/office/pantry/dog suite. And definitely need another AC unit. For future ideas with a rear kitchen or side/middle kitchen make it so it pivots on pins so it can be used outside too! A girl can dream lol! Happy camping everyone!

I wish more manufacturers would offer triple bunk setups. Many families (mine included) have 3 kids. If this was an option it would secure my purchase 100%!

I really like the concept, I wish the bunk house had more storage

The kitchen: the open space where your backpack is would be perfect for a couple of drawers for utensils. The drop shelf, under the window could be removable to add a 2 top table and chairs. The hidden room: no bunks and at the end behind the frig add a closet for people who will use this for extended travel. Also this would make a great reading/library nook. Extra linens could be stored in totes under the bed. I like the floor plan, so many ways to make it homey and easy to live in. Love the couch. Add extra window tint to help keep it cooler.

🤔 I get it... the "View" series has the huge windows... i just feel like they could do them a touch smaller. You'd really have to get out of the parks to even have a view to enjoy, and this thing is not a boondockers version... But I could see where new buyers would look at this and think it's amazing!!!🎉🎉 Love the videos, even if she isn't the right fit for me... Thanks Nerd!!❤

The design is great we love it, but access in drive mode is important. We like the steps that tuck under the RV and one dump........

Hi Josh , we fell in love with a floor plan. We live in upstate New York. It can get cold and there is no heat ducts in the bunk rooms or the master bedroom. The review talks about A/c but the heat is only in a small area of the camper so the main bedroom is very cold when temperatures drop outside. The bunk room door opens up for residue warmth. But you can’t get around the door without closing it to get to bathroom. Insulation is minimal at best.

That's some cool stuff there. Impressive towing numbers - way to target the half ton market. Love that counter top space. Personally, I’d prefer theater seating.

I really like that Rv. I’d love to see a version of this without the slide room.

LOVE the window coverage

I love this. We saw it yesterday, and it was falling apart the second day of a very small RV show where it was pouring rain with nobody there. The room would be perfect to put our cats so we wouldn't need to worry about them escaping. The bunks are tight and I'm a compact person. Your legs go down a narrow area, so have your kids try it out.

2 drawers in the corner above the counter, cut the cupboard in half. So smaller top corner cabinet and 2 drawers directly below.

This one is one of my favorite

To show how strong the AC is, tie some ribbon strands to the vent covers. That will show how strong it is.

Overall, maybe the best designed, under-30 feet trailer I've ever seen. Amazing job. ETA: If I had one negative, I say skip the dry erase board and put that money into additional USB outlets, knife storage or something else.

We looked at this model over a week ago and I like it. But it is very small in person.

I love all the windows and I love the kitchen! The hidden room is a fun plus!

we have the 240RE forest river impression, and love our hidden pantry. glad they are starting to pay attention to space and how to use it well!!

Josh - May I suggest that you start including the "2 headed sewer monster" in your "A few points to consider" section like you do with a short queen. I hate loving the model and getting to near the end just to find out the bad sewer news.

Loved it on first glance. Mostly love the kitchen in back is very spacious and looks like a good desk work space too. Downside: sleeping behind a fridge means you’ll be being bathed in electromagnetic fields. Not good! Drawers can go on the opposite side to the stove where it’s open counter. I would like the sink not behind the sofa. If it’s counters pace you could easily reach up and put your cup down or something. I love love all the windows. It makes it look super big inside Bunks are too small Cool idea But you also loose that bigger feeling inside that the slide gives you.

Hey Josh, just an idea to show how much air coming out of a vent, have a little ripped piece of tissue paper you could hold up to it at 9:30, showing how fast it flutters in the air.. Really love this floorplan, and we would use the bunk area primarily as storage rather than office - I would just work from that back counter anyway, and have the view. Having the kitchen and sectional positioned as they are would be a very comfortable space to have people on the sofa chatting with those in the kitchen. Everybody congregates in home kitchens during get togethers anyway, right? :) When renting a 35' trailer this past spring with a slideout for the dinette seating area, I found that when it was raining, the slide roof was *really* noisy with the sound of the rain, could barely hear the TV playing. This View24 would seem to fix that with the pushed-out (slide out) space being opposite of where you sit, keeping regular quieter roof over the main living area. This View24 has definitely moved to the top of our purchase possibilities, with the amazing windows and the king bedroom that can be closed off from the living area. But we are in Oregon, and the only models Bish's has are in Michigan and Illinois! Can they transport one to the West coast? ;)

I'm wondering if you only use the hidden room for storage, how much weight can be left in there? Since you're not supposed to occupy and slide when it's in. Maybe the cabinet framing beefs-up the floor.

This is a game changing design in my opinion. Love that they took a chance from the conventional bunkhouses and came up with something original. Def gonna need to see it in person though. Also not a huge fan of all wood framed campers but this design has peaked my interest for sure! Thanks again for the review!

I agree that the medicine cabinet should be replaced with a flush mirror, and I'd also like to see something better than a plastic sink in the bathroom. I do like how they "churched up" the bathroom door jam. As for the hidden room, I'd prefer they hang the bunks on e-track rails (like Ember) to provide maximum flexibility, like the ability to have a top bunk and a lower desk setup.

This camper has alot of great features, I am not crazy about how close you are to the entertainment area but I understand its a necessary evil for the benefits. I love the versatility of the unit and like the fact that several manufacturers are going away from a traditional dinette. I think I may delete the bottom window in the hidden bunk area just so that could be made easier into an office or such. I agree that the 45 degree cabinet in the kitchen should be drawers. And the medicine cabinet in the bathroom should be just a mirror. They have storage otherwise in that area. Great unit, definitely moving in a great direction.

If Salem/Wildwood had a 0* package for this it would be perfect. Family camper for Spring-Early Fall, and a hunting base camp in October/November.

Love the windows!!! The hidden room for the office or craft room is great. It's hard to find something for the smaller trucks with this type of floorplan.

I would think a theater seating love seat would be better than that couch. This camper most likely would be a couples camper to begin with so there isn't that much need for additional seating, plus it could free up some space for additional storage.

Yes need the drawers for the kitchen this is a downsizing where put your utensils. They could another slide out for the sofa make it bigger for room to move around.

No bunkhouse keep the slide to make more room and put a pantry behind tv. Add 2 Ac's and of course 50 amp

On the corner cabinet in kitchen underneath, make it a lazy Susan type pull out. I see it In my head sorry I can't share that, maybe a little scary. 😊 Love the hidden room. AWESOME! And as for AC Noise....white noise for sleeping.

I am all in when it comes to creative new floor plans. FINALLY bunks for tall teenagers! Both RVs we have owned had the normal 6' bunks and my daughter is 6'3" so that didn't work out so well. In recent years with no daughter travelling with us, I would have loved a way to hide my office...before I retired. Nowadays, I could see my 5 cu ft freezer in that hideaway room and maybe shelving for stocking large pantry items like packages of TP and paper towels or more storage for clothing since that seems to be pretty meager in this model. I could probably get by without drawers in the kitchen but no one should have to so that is a big no-no in my book. As much as I am loving all of the windows, the practical side of me is saying that this rig would be a bear to heat and cool. I certainly am loving all of the floor plans coming out with no traditional dining space. Except for the times that we eat at a picnic table when camping, I can count on one hand the number of times we have sat down at a table to eat dinner in our home in the past 20 years!😁

Okay, Josh...you asked for feedback...so here we go....lol. 😂Let me start by saying that every dang time I see these with the secret room... the little kid inside me beams and does her happy dance.🌠😁 I really would love to see this secret room with the office/alternative space. I think the drawers in the kitchen need to be by the sink. I would not like to do the back breaker bend to get under the counter top to get to my drawers. 😂 I love the arch architect detail via the bathroom door! Okay....UGH....the bathroom! Don't know where to start. Would someone please explain to me why a small de-materializing chamber from Star Trek is used as a shower??? 🤨🤔👽No bueno!!! ☠ The toilet placement...meh. No drawers. The only thing I like is the two cabinets on the wall! I know...shocking. lol🤯 I don't know....I would make a smaller version of the typical rv bathroom for this one. And I would put shades and not curtains in the bedroom. Just much easier. And second air standard. And a shade already installed in the door. The awning is a great size!!! I like a camp kitchen...I really...really do! I would like more solar. Can this be used for late fall early spring camping? If not...I think if that can be done...awesome!!! I am always saying this but I would want a private water station. As you always say Josh....those darn crazy gas station murder hobos....they may just find their way to the rv and mess with my water!!! 😵😳😲😱🤡 As always, Josh...great video tour. Just appreciate the time and energy you put into everything you do!!! ✌

Need the draws in the kitchen and make the bunks removal

Man I love this one too. I love how that section could be my work space with my laptop 💻

Love this one too Josh ❤

I really like this a ton. Not having a second air option is the biggest fail here and could be a deal breaker for me in the southwest.

I hope the bunk beds could accommodate an adult even with narrow leg extension area. Love this concept though.

I like almost everything about it. The only things I really wish it had are a real theater seat with recliners and that both baggage doors were both the bigger sized doors.

I love the idea of this hidden room but think one functionality would be to make it a walk in closet as well. Most floor plans I find difficulty for storage but mostly storage for clothes in general. Give the ability to use this as a couples or solo full time rv. Walk in closet hasn’t been done.

I would make the secret room into an office/craft room where everything can be hidden away! The top bunk looks like it has a desktop under there. The small bunk pad extenders are good for pets, & you could put up a small hanging rod for extra clothing storage over the leg area. Kitchen def needs drawers, as that lower corner cab is not that usable. Bathroom needs a towel holder/rack to left of shower. Questions: Is the upgraded AC sufficient considering all those windows? Are the walls Azdel? Besides upgrading # of solar panels & inverter, what else needed for boondocking? Thanks, Josh. You always do a great job.❤

very well designed floorplan and impressive glazing; amazing given the 30' OAL. For the drawers, I would recommend the manuf/dealers have cost neutral options for one cabinet: to be open (for trash cans,etc) or drawer bank. Also, like some higher end units have done, they could have a 'swing down tray' on one upper cabinet.

Love the big windows, makes the interior look bigger on the inside. Love the kitchen layout and the amount of counter space which we're looking for. But not a fan for the lack of drawers there or that it's blocked off in road mode. Also, could the door leading to the bunk room be hinged on the other side? With the door open or even ajar, you lose the view of the tv from the couch or kitchen.

I say get rid of the angled kitchen cabinet and put drawers. No one eats at the table anymore, lol! Tv would be nice in living area.

josh, to demonstrate airflow, just use a ribbon or feather or even a strip of paper. just hold it up to the vent and it will show the airflow as it flaps in the wind.

Corner mirrored medicine cabinet fine, the other should be just a mirror in the wall. Yes, drawers in the kitchen area

Love the idea and the colors are good. The kitchen and living rooms are definite keepers, but the bathroom is a complete fail. The bedroom seems ok for the most part, but in my opinion, they should have sized for a queen bed to make the bedside cabinets a little bit bigger. We would have also preferred that the cubbies by the headboard were separate from the rest of the bedside storage. Thanks for the video, Uncle Josh!

Love the windows! Love the floorplan! Hidden room would be a perfect cat room. Plastic sinks?

I loved this in video, but looking at this one live, the biggest issue is that door is only supposed to open so far and opening it further will break the hinges, and the fact it opens to its stop into the middle of the room instead of against a wall like the next size up view means its 1.) In the way, and 2.) Very likely kids will break it. It's a super cool idea, but the door needs to open against a wall out of the way, like on the larger view, to make it practical to use for anything other than occasional use.

My only suggestion would be to place the bed lift control closer to the head of the bed so you wouldn’t have to get out of bed to make an adjustment.

I'm sold on this design love it

You said you didn’t know how to show us the power of the vents. Get one of the old school pinwheels we use to play with as kids and the air will show us the force of the air. Plus it would fit your style! Haha love your videos

Two big adults and a special needs adult child and we could close the door to his bedroom?!!? I love it.

I just sold a few of these this weekend! What a cool model. The only issue is that the bunks are really tiny. I'm excited to see the 29view when it hits our lot

Interesting out of the box floorplan👍but as set up it is basically a “no slide” camper with a side bunk/office room so it would best serve people who don’t mind the cramped feeling of a no slide camper🫤

Saw you do the video a while back on this one and their other in the line. I'm waiting to see this one in person! I need it for an office!

Not crazy about the rear counter set-up but it actually might work better than regular cabinets/counter tops 2nd AC would be needed in a lot of regions That “hidden” bunkhouse would be a high selling point for kids because they would go nuts over it Like the couch

Love this model only hate how much space the fridge takes away from the bunks

As someone that camps in a 2022 26DJSE with the standard 15k ac unit in GA. They are going to need to standardize a 15k unit in that thing. The 15k unit gets the job done.....just, in our unit, with all those windows...no way.

Oh yeah digging that hidden room

Really cute! I'd have to use the "bunk room" as a real closet. 😂 Why'd they have to make it a 2 dump fitting? It would have been so easy to have everything come out if 1 fitting. Even my '99 Montana has that. It has the 3 tanks too.

I would like to see the bunks as optional. As well as the black and geey tanks together. Also, i would like to see more fresh water tanks. Im looking at doing solo rv living, and this has been the best overall floor plan. Also, if the bed had an option to where i didn't have to get it mechanical, that would be nice. One less thing to break.

👍almost everything on this one. The shower isn’t big enough, kinda wish it had a recliner, but no deal breaker. When you started showing the inside. The Misses said she likes it. Josh the hidden room could work for ones who have an Uncle Gary who tied one on, stuff him in there so no visitors could see him😆Keep’m coming

For us this would be fantastic if it had recliners and maybe table and chair instead, where that monster couch seating is.

A great alternate would be this exact model, but the entertainment center to be within the slide with shallow hidden storage instead of a full hidden room - allowing more open floor space in the living.

Hidden rooms are getting popular this year. This is at least the third you have pictured this year.

I would love to buy this just the way it is don't change a thing I been looking for this style camper for awhile

Needs theater Sears and second AC!

Drawers in the kitchen, square off the cabinet underneath and put the drawers there, imo. I agree the bathroom mirror should be flush against the wall. I also think the bathroom counter should wrap around into that corner, with a small cabinet above and below. I love the layout and design.

I like what they're doing with the view series. Now if that division and the FSX division could get together to make some really cool toy haulers....

Love it. Looks a lot like the RV that we just bought, the 22ERAS. Looks like one sitting behind that Cruise lite. I’m hoping you review that one, even though we have ours already, I’d love to see what you think. I’ve already bought a good bit of stuff for it, that makes me feel like I would have preferred it to come with the trailer from the factory. I can see the ladder prep on the sidewall of that unit. It’s right behind the bedroom window on the video.

Nice layout but I would worry about spilling something on the counter and having it run off the counter and onto the couch cushions. also, when washing dishes the splashing and spraying would most likely make the couch wet, as well. the couch is too close to the counter/sink. I've been in one and the mattress is very uncomfortable. would def switch it out and lose the sitting up positions in the bed but that is OK because with the mattress in the upright position, there wasn't a lot of head room and I actually did bang my head into the top...lol...overall a beautiful, bright interior

Love this layout! But remove the slide out and keep the fireplace and entertainment area as is. This would be an awesome couples or full timers!

I like the breakfast bar around the back. This is more to our liking than a dinette or dinofa. I think putting drawers under the breakfast counter would be the better solution. They do not have to be as wide as the existing angled cabinet and would leave plenty of space for two people to sit at the back. The basket storage in the hidden room is nice they should keep that. It would be good if they could find a way to work in some hanging storage/wardrobe. I see no reason for the kitchen cabinet door over the couch. Make that a solid end piece. The medicine cabinet looks awkward sticking out from the wall all on its own. Keep the framed mirror but attach it directly to the wall and use the corner cabinet as the medicine cabinet. The lower trailer height also gives less wind resistance driving down the road which equates to better mileage.

You do such an amazing job showing all the travial trailer. I love this trailer question: Do they make this trailer with no bucks and just have a pantry.

What about losing the sofa and put in a theater loveseat. Then under the counters at the end of the trailer in the kitchen, put lower cabinets with drawers under the bar top area. Then extend, maybe in a drop down version, a countertop the length of the kitchen top from the sink to the window for the eating area. That would move the eating area out if the kitchen and into the living area. I know this loses the sleeping area, but for a couple, a theater recliner couch/sofa would be better appreciated.

Looks like you were barbecuing your chicken legs in that fireplace from the reflection😂😂😂😂😂. Love this set up. Thanks Josh for the great review