The CHEAPEST RV at America’s LARGEST RV show! 2025 Forest River Aurora 13BHX

[@mylesrv]

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[@scottmckenzie-hb1xj]

wtf cheapest what msr

[@knelz804]

@@scottmckenzie-hb1xj $12,995

[@tommackay7433]

I would never buy the cheapest RV.

[@yoboi13]

I need a place to sleep, scrub up, and eat… this is perfect! Working from the road, I would replace bunks w/office, add strong internet antenna, and call it a day! 🎉

[@alanbrown2135]

I say the same thing.The back cubby hole can be a closet. Then a fold down desk.

[@YELLTELL]

RESPECT

[@coffeehunter8742]

What kind of antenna do you like/recommend for that?

[@davidgonzales917]

If I had that. I would sleep on the bottom bunk. And where the big bed is. Take it out and put a nice comfortable recliner chair

[@ghostrecon6788]

That would eliminate the pass-through under storage. I am sure there is a non-bunkhouse model that may incorporate a dining table or bigger bathroom.

[@robine6337]

That was my thought

[@Power19501]

I was thinking the same thing

[@robertaviles8451]

Remove bottom bunk in favor of a desk. Corner nook has storage tote(s) in there.

[@bryanmathew2079]

I'd gO broke buying it little bitty😮😮Camper, ...just Saying There's HurrICANES..... BrewING EVERYWHERE.

[@ani2595]

Rather than having a bunk, I'd love for them to have a floor plan where the bed is still on top but with a desk seating area on the bottom so people can do work

[@lucasc5651]

Yup thinking same same

[@LadyEveBooks]

Agreed 💯

[@DANKSAGE420]

Elon musk tiny home is cheaper and bigger

[@rxibot]

Me too!

[@tomatencio9223]

Or eat

[@Broadwaybabyvoter]

Very cute and practical little trailer! We bought one at the Hershey Show! However, we are having the bunks switched to a dinette with more storage above. We are a retired couple that does a lot of rail-fan hopping. This trailer will be great for the quick packing and very short stays from place to place. Plus, no need for us to get a bigger vehicle. (midsize Ford Ranger with tow pkg.) Has everything on our basic needs list and with a little easy tweaking, it will be perfect for us. The price was also great. Cannot wait to pick her up at our local Blue Compass in Oct.! 🙂 Also, a shout out to Sam, Tyler and RJ for making the process easier.

[@carloslopez413]

Sam was great! I’m still in contact with him. I told him when the prototype with the dinette comes out I want to take a trip to CT to see it!

[@Tony-ct5ww]

^ This! My wife and are looking at this as our first RV, upgrading from a tent. We were saying how we wish the bunks were a small table and seats with more storage, rather than the bunks. How difficult/expensive was that to do?

[@gardengeek3041]

Meant for a young family. Wouldn't change a thing. Great value.

[@VickiRiley-jx5zp]

I would make a bench seat/couch dinette where the big bed is, lower bunk for storage, and then sleep on the top bunk. I'm 4'11" so it's a great fit for me! 🤗

[@lah1743]

I was thinking the same, but my head near a fridge might be noisy for sleeping.

[@johnhahn8464]

I was thinking the same for the front bed and the rear bunk need to stay on the bottom and the window should be down there and make storage cabinets for the too bunk

[@JoseGomez-vr6lh]

They have the floorplan were instead of bunk beds they have a dinette .its the 13 RDX floorplan.

[@Ulbre]

I was thinking making the bunk beds dinette and making main bed single giving more room for other stuff....or just more room,,,,,from a solo camper perspective

[@jiggidyjam]

That’s great your dog can drink the water off the floor when it starts leaking 😂😂😂

[@TheQuixotic1]

Overall, I like this RV for what it is. That being said, it INFURIATES me that so many RV manufacturers continually label Full size bed dimensions as "Queen" size in their advertising. The 6" width difference between Full and Queen is MASSIVE when it comes to couples camping and the differentiation needs to be respected.

[@cjhoward409]

They should just call it a full size.

[@neilouellette3004]

Need to update. The 2025 Colemans now have a furnace instead of that electric fireplace. Also got rid of that cheap hot water system and installed a on-demand tankless hot water. Keeping the same price.

[@10a3asd]

So this is dope. One of the things I believe RV companies get wrong is the need to fill space inside the RV with low quality crap, like dinettes and sofas. I would rather have the open floor space to do what I want with. So I'm actually glad this doesn't have those features. I would remove the bunks and turn that space next to the fridge into a storage space, and the rest of the previously-bunk-space into a desk with an office chair. I don't care for preinstalled audio systems, thats a waste of space, give me a bigger fridge instead.

[@TheDayTripDiva]

Thats the same thing I was saying as I was watching! Storage and a desk type area.

[@uwharriebigfoothunter]

Yeah I want a large refrigerator!!

[@imfirehawk72]

This is exactly what hubby and I need. Getting to old for tents and ground sleeping.

[@quiringdongo13]

Love it ! Would love to see more RV’s like this ☀️

[@DressyBessie]

I think I want to see more small camper trailers as well as realistically, I don't think I need that much space as you see in 5th wheels and wouldn't want to put that kind of money into something that I can't tow as I don't have a truck either, and then it gets really expensive. Most families have a van or SUV already though. I think more people will buy if it isn't too big of an investment, but still getting quality product. But I know there is the other end of the spectrum where people are looking for full-time or destination type RVs. :) :)

[@Studiovette]

Flip up bottom bunk for a desk, or dinette would be awesome and make this perfect. I was expecting a wet bath in a size this small. They really did a great job with a small space.

[@JoseGomez-vr6lh]

If the bathroom had a sink it would be perfect.

[@tonyl1483]

A 6 cubic ft 12v fridge would be ideal & no bunks replacing with a table & chairs! ❤️ 0:15

[@scottstewart6740]

The bunk area would be perfect for my dog,nice camper overall

[@mcwhorter141mcwhorter8]

It's been a dream of mine over the last few years to own something like this, id prefer a small cozy place to a full size house.

[@MrNandeezy]

That's perfect upgrade from tenting

[@AJDoll]

That is neat, they need to make it with at least a murphy bed with a full width couch. No place to sit waiting for the rain to pass is crazy. One of the major reasons to drag a trailer over a tent is protection from the elements. Have enough seating to seat the same number it sleeps.

[@kenmcclow8963]

One of the other floor plans has a bar top with stools, or a dinette instead of the bunk beds

[@76zammer]

😮

[@amberdawn4759]

Seems like the bed could turn into a table top like the good old trailers so you can convert it to play cards while it's raining or eat inside when bugs are crazy...

[@100pyatt]

Perfect little camper with the basics!

[@lesasm]

Thank you for this review, this is exactly what I’m looking for.

[@finaltouchautodetailingllc]

This is pretty awesome, I'd ditch the mini bunks for a 2 person table, I'd rather have meals without bugs. Great video man, thanks for sharing

[@DontWorryBHappy1988]

Cute!! Great for a smaller vehicle to pull. Has everything needed and gits anywhere.

[@LeandraWitchwood]

I love that is it small and my SUV could tow it. I’ll be honest, I don’t like the bunks. Being such a small unit they seem pointless. I would love to see a floor plan where the bunks are replaced with a larger bathroom, more storage, and a bigger kitchen. It’s almost perfect, the size is great for storing in my driveway and solo camping. I love to use this for when I travel to Women’s Retreats that often have rough camping or questionable cabins. It definitely needs a bigger kitchen & bathroom for these trips, (they are not your typical camping scenarios). I can’t wait to see it in person tomorrow at the Hershey RV show.

[@MrThewhip333]

I concur

[@TalonsRebellion]

They seem like they'd be fairly easy to remove, but I'd much rather they didn't have it to begin with for sure. 😊

[@lightjoycalm]

I agree not a fan of the bunk beds but they show two other models on their official website : 13RKX and 13RDX models not full details yet, but they show them without the bunks in the layouts. One has a dinette and one shows a sofa. I will put this one on my "list" and try to see them in January at the Tampa RV show which I'm hoping that they have them on display.

[@TalonsRebellion]

@lightjoycalm ooooh, would definitely prefer a dinette.

[@BethBlack-q7p]

You writing a BOOK? SHUT UP AND LISTEN

[@kenmcclow8963]

The 13RKX is the one I like best with the kitchen and bath in the rear and a couch in the middle. The RDX would be ok with a dinette instead of the bunk beds. Since I don’t have kids, I wouldn’t want the bunk beds. The couch in the RKX folds down if you somehow need to store more bodies overnight. I have a folding table that would work for a dining table, or work surface with the couch. Or I bet a Lagun mount table would fit

[@jerrytalley802]

Myles, I really enjoy your videos so not busting chops, but I’m 64, and $13,000 for that little camper is seriously inflation to me at that price. For contrast, my Dad bought his new 1969 ford pickup for $2,350 and an 11’ new Honey Bee camper for $1,150. I know it’s hard to believe but true. Neat little camper though, excellent for one person

[@CarsonMilliron]

Thanks!

[@mylesrv]

@@CarsonMilliron thank you!

[@NvrGoATM]

13k ill just buy an enclosed trailer and convert it myself

[@retireglenat75]

13 k I’ll just pitch a tent at a campground

[@NvrGoATM]

@@retireglenat75 I do tents when I cave man camp but I do want a small camper for cold months

[@killermongo7128]

Yeah this thing is garbage for 13k you could get an older 40 foot trailer that’s still in immaculate condition

[@simpligypsi5503]

Am currently camping in my 6by12 cargo camper. 3rd one I've built out and love it❤

[@roku22-c3v]

Get rid of the pass-through storage like someone else said and make that room for two recliner chairs. Then maybe add a folding platform bed above the recliner chairs. On the bunk bed side, put in a large hatch to access the lower bunk area for storage if needed, canoes, kayaks, bicycles. I want a hatch in the bathroom to remove/empty a composting toilet.

[@jmason61]

Came up randomly & this is why I love KZbin! I've done a ton of truck camping out of my build but never had anything towed. Is crazy amazing how much stuff they cram nowadays into these little things! A shower? Full heat & AC, big fridge & microwave... not complaining but it almost takes the primitive element out of the camping experience IMO

[@andreamantovani5354]

Fantastic product. No useless frills and very unable

[@johnlanger2175]

Really nice for dog and I. Am in Western Canada. Perfect for photography jaunts. Current tow vehicle just 1500LBS. Doing my homework for when I can haul more. Great design and bunks perfect for photo gear.

[@jodigreanead7315]

Cute! If that top bunk folded up, the bottom could be a couch if you added pillows. Nice design!

[@raulvargas6575]

Awesome tent on wheels. We go inland from the coast to ride our ATVs, hike, and of course go shopping.

[@DavidOlsen-e3n]

You did a very nice job explaining everything in that trailer. You’re a good salesman. The only thing for me if I have a bought one because I’m retired and I live alone is, I would change the bottom bunk into a couch and that could be used as a bed too, and you still have the bunk above And in the bathroom, if I could put a small mirror and a small sink, then I think it would have everything you would need, but you did a great job explaining it all. Thanks again.

[@KE0ZCO]

We camp like you do. Outdoor activities like yours. Work a little, shoot a little, fish a little, swim a little, camp fire, laugh and love a lot!

[@baigsafdar]

I like this little camper. I would sleep top bunk, remove big bed and add a small couch then remove bottom bunk for dog kennels and extra storage.

[@Naturalists]

ALWAYS use caution buying an RV. Watch the videos on how they fall apart and then taking months to get it fixed

[@Lor-cf5jx]

I worked in the cabinet shop building NO Bo units there were times when the wood I used was dripping wet had to use rags to wipe the water of my table this was at Forest River beware of RV factories that store wood out in the weather.

[@coffeehunter8742]

And Forest River campers have had many many issues over the years. Do your research. Read a lot of reviews. Hopefully they made this well. But, to be labeled "The Cheapest", it might be that for a reason.

[@heatherhilbert]

As a single mom with two boys, id love this. The bed would obviously have pillows to turn it into a couch during the day.

[@avayalde6902]

I'm ready to be step daddy

[@MaryLouLord1]

I love this little thing. Great layout, great price. Normally, I wouldn't like those bunks, but great for an off the floor storage area for sure, and to have the option of friends visit. good layout for sure.

[@texasredc]

Most interesting thing we do is stargazing. Sometimes we have the telescope. Amazing. My cousin once questioned if Saturn was real when a neighbor set up his rig. Love it!

[@TruckerMarquez]

I'm getting this!! I love it. I have a 27ft skamper lite..... it's heavy and bulky. This is great for 2 people more than enough room. But yes some modifications to b had. Like a place to sit. Otherwise it's good to go

[@GunclePat]

For tight spaces, you can use a wide angle lens like a 10-12mm lens -- this will allow you to show more space in the frame. For the brightness, you can use an attachable filter such as an ND, UV, or Polarizing lens filter. Thanks for showing this RV 👍

[@JudyM500]

that is amazing for the size!

[@Heidi914]

I like it! But would be perfect if the full bed was a jack knife couch that makes into a bed , or possibly removable tables in front of it, or the flip over trays on each end of couch.

[@jimf1450]

Huck bolt RV frames are not stronger than welded frames, I'll take a welded frame over a Huck bolt any day. KZbinrs are buying into & spreading this bull 💩

[@betweenthepines4000]

Military has been using huck bolts for decades. Maybe something there

[@jimf1450]

@betweenthepines4000 so do semi trucks but it's cheaper & easier to manufacture than paying a decent welder $30+ an hour. Google huck rv frames failure, they crack from the hole.

[@lizardman1303]

@@jimf1450bolts are better 😊

[@jimf1450]

@lizardman1303 not the way they're used in rv frames. Cracks start from the holes, they actually make repair plates for their piss poor engineering. Try Google. As a 35+ year automotive tool & die maker with welding experience, I'll make wag they use them in RVs bc they don't have to hire & pay real welders.

[@SuzannieAllen]

OMG I love it ! this will be great for me& my husband on our fishing trip saltwater fishing & fresh water fishing weekends.

[@jerrytalley802]

Myles, growing up we camped, 3 kids and two parents in a pickup camper so naturally we went inside to basically sleep. We usually set up an awning so could sit out under it on a picnic table. All Kidding aside, it cost a lot to build even a small camper. I toyed with the idea of converting a 7x16 cargo trailer and all the vents, appliances tanks, materials I quit counting when I hit $10,000. So if it is a quality camper, not bad price.

[@flatmary2]

I take my Kaabo Wolf King GTR electric scooter with me. I ride it around towns big and small. It's a fantastic way to get around without having to unhook my trailer.

[@HoldTheLine1990]

Solo I could see removing the bed and opening the area up. The top rack could store items once parked. Traveling the lower bunk could keep items securely tied down. It’s certainly clever and great for one or maybe two for traveling

[@sdnlawrence5640]

Very nice little rig. I can think of couple different floor plan mods to add seating or storage since sleeping 3/4 in that space isn't really practical.

[@stephenwinter8892]

Greetings from southern Ontario Canada I really enjoyed the video first time visitor of this channel

[@jackiehorn3724]

This trailer would be perfect for me. I currently have a class b van. It is just too narrow and crappy at kitchen. I would simply use bolsters in daytime and turn bed into a sofa. I am a single senior and it would be perfect. And the price point is great. The double bunks would be great to have in case one of my nieces wanted to go with me. But usually I would store things in it. I am on the road a lot. So I love this. As soon as I get my van paid down where I can sell it, this would be perfect. Will have to take a look at it.

[@user-fz2ul7wl2d]

Take out the bunk beds then add a big closet in the back corner. Have space for a recliner and portable table or zero gravity chair or something. O would also have a porcelain toilet put in, on demand water heater, 12 volt fridge, and a largest exhaust fan with remote. Then it would be good to go.

[@A1-GEM]

That's really a good deal. I dont think you could even convert a cargo trailer for that price

[@christinamiller4741]

I hike with my dogs, kayak, sit around campfire, read, nap.

[@ultramaximusreviews]

At least it's not like $30K or $60K like I've seen some of these going for

[@TimAlcoser]

I'm glad I stumbled by this video. This is exactly what I'm looking for and now my goal to eventually buy.

[@YELLTELL]

RESPECT

[@craigquann]

That's a great base camp trailer. Somewhere warm and dry to get cleaned up after whatever adventure.

[@mitchwinder1204]

Another dirtbike enthusiast and shooter here. Mainly in Upper Michigan on some property I own.

[@G1Android]

Back when I got my first camper, this would've been perfect for me. I mainly used that camper by myself (plus my dog) as a weekend fishing/hunting camper just to be a step up from tent camping. At 6' tall the bed would be big enough for me. The bottom bunk would be for my dog and the top bunk would work great for fishing poles and long guns. Not sure how it would work for a bunkhouse family camper at that size. It would be fine as long as the weather was good since you'd be outside until bedtime most days. However, even one day of bad weather where everyone was stuck inside and this thing would feel overcrowded quickly with nowhere to sit except the beds.

[@kikodiva5808]

Love this! This is a perfect starting camper, esp for my family - thanks for the comprehensive review!

[@kurticeberg4566]

Hmm, might be perfect to tow with my V6 4th gen 4runner. Those 20+ foot ones just seem too large to control well.

[@MiscName1493]

I like this 👍 Camping for me is hiking, possibly swimming, campfire, checking out the tourist attractions of the park or venue.

[@Lizzybeth1973]

I like the layout with the dinette as it would only be two of us in a trailer this size. The shower needs one of those fold out curtain rod to increase the space. We installed one in our previous tiny trailer and it was very helpful!

[@thebuckstopshere4426]

That Thing Is Sweet! Nice layout; small space. I prefer travel trailers less than 16 feet. The kicker is when I saw your hat; I had to chime in & subscribe. I'm a Colorado resident ... Howdy, Neighbor & Go, Broncos!

[@Poohflinger123]

I like it! I would like to see the bunks gone and open up the space inside with couch but over all a very cool camper

[@draggonsgate]

Coleman switched over to a furnace for 2025, and they're also made by Keystone now. This is a cute little unit!

[@reneedickerson4489]

Other than a retractable shower curtain it's a perfect little deer camping RV. Ooh got to have A max air fan to help circulate air.

[@annealissa]

I've never been camping with a camper. I've always slept in a tent. Cooking over a campfire. Digging a hole for the bathroom. Bathing in a cold creek. I would love to try a little luxury when camping. 😂

[@gmmr04]

Wow! That is a great camper for the price!!

[@HRConsultant_Jeff]

I would dump the bunks and have a bigger bathroom and refrigerator space and a little more kitchen space. I doubt a person 6'4" would want a trailer this small.

[@goththicus]

I had the same idea in removing the bunks and making the bathroom a bit larger and adding a larger frig.

[@sisteriman1]

Yes. I agree & commented the same as well. If they made those changes, I would get it.

[@kbridges]

They DO have exactly that! The 13RKX. Let me know if you would like someone from Blue Compass to help you find one!

[@kbridges]

@@sisteriman1 They DO have exactly that! The 13RKX. Let me know if you would like someone from Blue Compass to help you find one!

[@kathykeene2092]

Just mount some removable tables, like the lagoon (sp?) and table situation solved. Storage is limited, but I think it’s doable since there is storage available under the bunk. Just get containers. I think this is a really neat little trailer. I nearly fell over when I saw that it had bunk beds too.

[@chase3253]

I'm really liking that they're putting out small campers like this. Here's an identical camper without bunks; Coachmen Catalina 134rdx.

[@BlueCompassRV]

These also are the same - the Aurora 13RDX :)

[@uwharriebigfoothunter]

This would be perfect for me and my Land Rovers!! And I really like the A/T tires since I'm always on gravel roads

[@Lamtitude]

I have a 26ft Passport, but that little thing looks so fun. You could go ANYWHERE with it.

[@sallycantu6967]

Oh my gosh I love this little rv ❤

[@CarlosTrujillo-vh5dv]

Same layout as the coachman catalina 134...now i have to compare wheight and price and all the features,small differences like the led light on the awning and the window on the catalina is on the lower bunk..but either will be a great choice for my familly of 3 and towing wheight for my vehicles

[@jerrytalley802]

New heat pump is a great idea when you have shore power, and at least it’s Forest river so usually decent quality

[@corbinwesler3985]

If I was only doing shot weekend long trips, I'd probably go with this. The only reason why I went with a 25-foot trailer is because I like going on 1 month long trips, and I work while I'm traveling, so I wanted a decent home base for working from.

[@chrisreibold1634]

This would be handy for a traveling Tradesman. Or this could be attached to the front of a large flatbed trailer. Then you could bring quads or a sxs camping.

[@MauiKeiki22]

This has zero storage for food and clothes. No thanks

[@robertclymer6948]

Hi! Love this little RV! Perfect for my single Nomad travels in the winters from Michigan. That is a lot of bang for the buck! Wondering if you can remove the bunkbeds for more room for a little desk and computer etc. Thanks much!

[@comparon2]

I really liked this layout. It has everything!

[@Lory27-d9g]

If I had to live there traveling a lot, I would use the bunk beds for more privacy and make a closet where the queen bed is!

[@tumbleweed1976]

Love the comments and ideas. I would compare to a cargo trailer build from scratch.

[@ShawnPatterson402]

they apparently will make a version of this trailer that will have a small dinette in the place of the bunks. In my mind that would make an excellent solo trailer. Good place to sleep, and good place to eat or work on those inclement days. I bet these things sell very well. safe travels.

[@esthermcilwain3119]

I TRULY ENJOYED UR VIDEO WHICH ARE SOOOOO AMAZINGLY AWESOME!💞👌💞

[@cindyb2525]

Really cute, went camping once long time ago, this would have came in handy back then..

[@marks5s603]

Thanks for the review. Nice little unit. We have the Aurora 16RBX. Live in the area and will be at the Hershey show this weekend. Will have to check this little guy out.👍

[@gregjo5141]

This is about 70% perfect for me. What the fresh water capacity, gray water and black water. How is the water heated? Wired for solar or cameras? A lot of information not given. I'd be dragging it around with a 2001 Chev S10 long bed 4x4 4.3 V6 auto. With a 250cc dual sport in the bed. What do you think? I have towed a 3.6k lbs. Boat before with no problems.

[@NowPleaseReadThis]

I wish someone would put out a small travel trailer with pullouts like the larger trailers sometimes have. If there is a trailer that could use one surely it's a small one. Perhaps this trailer could have had space then for a small dinette table and seats.

[@hfam4202]

Love the price! I do miss the dinette but can do with eating outside. I like the layout and that it can sleep 4 comfortably.

[@larryparks1520]

That's awesome. Get rid of the kids bunks and add a small seating area. and a small bathroom sink.

[@BlueCompassRV]

They do have that model as well :)

[@uwharriebigfoothunter]

I camp very often in Uwharrie.Out here you can hunt, fish, swim, hike, shoot guns,ride the off road trails, basically do anything you want outdoors. I'd love to have a camper like this to tow behind my Land Rover!

[@jinxthenomad]

Wish there was a dinette instead of the bunks. I would probably take those out and put in a Murphy table under the window and add in extra storage

[@ahowl7mx]

Yup I'd pay $5k. No need for microwave or stove.

[@melindacook772]

I would put a nice comfortable couch where the bed is..one long enough to sleep on and close in the top bunk for storage..even though I would probably never need the bottom bunk😊

[@skiwealdo1973]

This looks more like the jayco 145RB Baja edition, but that one you can get cheaper the jayco Baja used. I have one I paid $10,000 for it 2017 it's great! I believe the Baja is a hair bigger.

[@andrewvotava1465]

I live in Wisconsin I'd say this thing would suck for any cold weather. But I prefer fall camping summer camping is hot and miss but I've always had a good time camping it to the fall

[@alvinjohnson9531]

A couple of questions; 1). Can you have it hooked up to city water and sewer? 2). Can you live in it year around like a mobile home? 3). Can you have all electric so they you don't have to worry about natural gas or propane? 4). What is a composite toilet? Any one who reads this please let me know. Thank you. 😊

[@alvinjohnson9531]

P.S. I heard on this video that you go comping in Colorado. I spert one wonderful summer in Estes Park , COLORADO back in 1974 and lover it even if I was staying in a regular home for the summer and not a camper. 😊

[@kerbygator]

An ice fishing hatch on the floor, would make it great for bringing out on a frozen lake.

[@sisteriman1]

This is a perfect size for me. But a sink is needed in the bath. If a sink can go in those tiny camper van baths then surely there's space in this trailer. Also not everone need bunks. Would be nice to have another version wo bunks to make room for a fridge with separate freezer, storage, and larger bath with sink. A little more countertop space too if possible. Or a flip/pull out extension. Otherwise great video Myles. Thanks

[@sisteriman1]

Or maybe to have a guest sleep space, keep the top bunk bed & remove the bottom bed. Then could have more storage & move the fridge & controls under the bed. But change to fridge with separate freezer. And larger bath space with sink.

[@kathykeene2092]

You can you use the shower wand in the shower to wash your hands.

[@sisteriman1]

@kathykeene2092 Yes. Thank you for your suggestion. However, I would still need a sink. It can be used for more than washing hands. One example hand washing small clothing items. I would not use kitchen for that

[@kbridges]

They have two other variations of this model. The 13RKX and 13RDX, both with no bunk beds.