Our 10 Favorite High-End Travel Trailers

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Last Updated on February 5, 2026 by Paul Clayton

Our 10 Favorite High-End Travel Trailers

Key Takeaways

• • Diverse Definitions of Luxury: High-end trailers range from the “Maybach-like” craftsmanship of Airstream (costing over $200,000) to massive, multi-room “destination” trailers that focus on square footage and residential appliances.
  • Residential Amenities: Modern, high-end trailers now offer home-like comforts, including heated bathroom floors, king-sized beds, central kitchen islands, and dual-toilet floor plans.
  • Size vs. Weight Trade-offs: Trailers vary significantly in physical footprint, from the lightweight Airstream Globetrotter (6,074 lbs) to the larger, heavier units.
  • Specialized Features: Different models cater to specific needs, such as the Starcraft GSL, which prioritizes sleeping capacity (up to 10 people), and the KZ Sportsmen, which focuses on a premium theater-style entertainment experience.
  • Outdoor Living: Several luxury models, including the Coachmen Catalina, now include dedicated outdoor kitchens to extend the living space beyond the interior.
  • Cost Efficiency: While pricey (ranging from ~$68,000 to over $200,000), these trailers are marketed as a more affordable alternative to high-end Class A motorhomes, offering similar levels of comfort.

Allow us to introduce our top 10 favorite high-end travel trailers that redefine luxury and convenience on the road.

The Grand Design RV Reflection 317RSTS is renowned for its spacious layout and modern amenities. The Starcraft GSL 321BHS KZ and Sportsmen Destination 364BH both offer a blend of comfort and functionality. The Coachmen Catalina Destination Series 40BHTS are notable for their elegant interiors and innovative designs.

The Jayco Eagle 312BHOK and Jayco Jay Flight Bungalow 40DLFT are equipped with state-of-the-art features for a seamless travel experience. Lastly, the Airstream Globetrotter 27FB and Airstream Classic 33FB stand out with their iconic streamlined design and luxurious features. These favorite high-end trailers elevate the concept of luxury travel trailers to a whole new level.

Not as expensive as motorhomes, travel trailers can still pack a punch in terms of comfort and luxuriousness. To demonstrate this, we’d like to share the list of our favorite high-end travel trailers with you.

The travel trailers we picked for today’s material are quite pricey, but they do have a couple of remarkable things to justify their price. And we think that you’ll also find a few things to wow you.

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Our favorite high-end travel trailers

Airstream Classic 33FB Travel Trailer

Up first on our list of favorite high-end travel trailers is the 33-foot Airstream Classic 33FB. There are also 30-foot travel trailers in the Classic series, as well as a twin-bed 33FB, but we chose the queen-bed 33FB because we prefer larger beds.

The Airstream Classic is probably the priciest travel trailer line you will ever see. Costing over $200 thousand, Classic travel trailers are cheaper than Class A motorhomes.

What makes this travel trailer cost such an unbelievable amount of money, though?

Well, the main reason is the luxurious wooden interior, handcrafted elements, and top-of-the-line appliances. From certain angles, you may not even realize that you are looking at an RV interior – it’s much more premium-feeling than most RVs out there.

The Classic series is a Maybach of travel trailers, hence its extremely steep price tag.

Now, what does this travel trailer offer beyond premium build quality?

The answer is that it has everything one would probably expect at this price. At its basics, this travel trailer is no different from much smaller, cheaper models, but everything it offers is more functional and convenient.

Take the bathroom, for example. Sure, a lot of travel trailers – even those sized half the Classic 33FB – have bathrooms with a sink, shower, and toilet. But very few of them will have the same amount of room as the 33FB, or features like a heated shower floor or a heated towel bar.

And yeah, they probably won’t have the residential feel of the Classic 33FB’s bathroom.

Plus, cheaper travel trailers probably won’t have features like a full entertainment system with a 60-inch TV, a 9-cubic-foot refrigerator, a 15,000 BTU AC unit, and 5 sleeping spots.

There are plenty of other features in the Classic 33FB travel trailer worth mentioning, but we could go on and on about what it offers. This is just the surface, but it should be enough to give readers an idea of what the Classic 33FB is about.

Airstream Globetrotter 27FB Travel Trailer

The Airstream Globetrotter series is much simpler than the Classic line we’ve just overviewed. However, it isn’t too cheap either, costing around $145 thousand. The Globetrotter line doesn’t have the same luxurious feel as the Classic line, but it does have plenty of things to offer nonetheless.

In the Globetrotter series, there are two 25-foot and two 27-foot floor plans. Again, we chose the longer floorplan with a queen bed, the 27FB.

The Globetrotter 27FB definitely isn’t as comfortable as the travel trailers in the Classic line, but it still has features absent from many, if not all, cheaper travel trailers.

Unlike Classic travel trailers, the entire Globetrotter line has sleeping space for six people, which is a very respectable number even for the biggest travel trailers out there. So while this RV isn’t too luxurious, it has one more sleeping spot for people who need it.

This travel trailer has ample interior space, allowing Airstream to install a shower, toilet, and sink in separate compartments. This is quite an interesting solution, and it may be better than an all-in-one bathroom due to space constraints.

The kitchen and dining areas have plenty of dedicated room as well. Aside from providing the RV’s inhabitants with plenty of wiggle room, the increased free space allows for larger appliances, such as a 6.7-cubic-foot refrigerator, plus both a microwave and an oven.

The Globetrotter 27FB doesn’t have the entertainment capacity of the Classic 33FB with its huge 60-inch TV, but it does have a smaller Samsung TV to make up for it somewhat.

Once again, there’s much more to the Globetrotter 27FB than we can possibly cover in this material. However, if we were to characterize it with one word, we’d say that it is the more compact variant of the Classic 33FB with less luxuriousness.

And yeah, this travel trailer is actually the lightest on our list – it weighs just 6,074 pounds when empty!

Jayco Jay Flight Bungalow Travel Trailer

The Jayco Jay Flight Bungalow 40DLFT travel trailer may not be as insanely luxurious as Airstream travel trailers, but it does offer plenty of other features for those who don’t want to pay over $200k for a travel trailer.

Before moving forward, it should be mentioned that the 40DLFT is only one of the floor plans available in the Jay Flight Bungalow line. We chose it because it seemed the most interesting among them.

Now, let’s see what this travel trailer has to offer.

First of all, this travel trailer is 41 feet 5 inches long, making it the second-longest RV on the list and, overall, one of the longest RVs out there. And it is thanks to its size that the 40DLFT offers quite a few features to surprise us.

For example, have you ever wanted to have two toilets in your RV? Well, you can with this travel trailer since it has one bathroom with a shower & toilet, as well as an additional toilet compartment. All thanks to the extra free space in this RV!

Or how about the huge living area with a sofa bed, two recliners, and a big dinette? Or the kitchen with its 18 cubic feet residential-style refrigerator and a central island? Not to mention that there is plenty of wiggle room in between of all the stuff that this travel trailer has!

Of course, as a downside, this travel trailer weighs 12,025 pounds when dry, about 2,000 pounds heavier than the Airstream RVs. You’d need a pretty powerful vehicle to tow this thing.

But given that the 40DLFT costs a third of the Airstream Classic 33FB travel trailer, approx. $90k, its increased weight doesn’t really seem like a big downside.

Jayco Eagle 312BHOK Travel Trailer

The Eagle 312BHOK travel trailer is slightly more compact than the Jay Flight Bungalow 40FBTS we reviewed, but it offers plenty of features that may be more appealing to some people.

First, weighing 9,645 pounds unloaded, this travel trailer is nearly 1,500 pounds lighter than the 40FBTS. 1,500 pounds may not sound like much when you are dealing with weights close to 10k pounds, but it is actually a huge difference.

The Eagle 312BHOK travel trailer is slightly shorter, measuring 39 feet 2 inches. It is also 96 inches wide – 6 inches narrower than the 40FBTS – and has an interior height of 87 inches, 9 inches shorter than the 40FBTS.

Figures show that there are some more or less noticeable limitations to the free room available in the Eagle 312BHOK travel trailer. And while this travel trailer is more compact, we can’t say that the area difference is hugely detrimental.

This travel trailer doesn’t have two bathrooms, for example, but it has a roomy bathroom with a large residential shower. In the kitchen, there’s a smaller central island, but the overall space doesn’t feel limited at all.

On the other hand, the scale of things is definitely a little smaller in this travel trailer, like its smaller 8-cubic-foot refrigerator (the 40FBTS had an 18-cubic-foot unit), which is still pretty big. However, those who want more may opt for the optional 13- or 21-cubic-foot refrigerators.

In the end, the Eagle 312BHOK travel trailer is a slightly smaller variant of the 40FBTS RV we reviewed above.

Coachmen Catalina Destination Series 40BHTS

Going even smaller on our list! The next travel trailer we’d like to showcase is the Catalina Destination 40BHTS by Coachmen, a less expensive, more compact alternative to the Jayco RVs showcased above.

The Catalina Destination 40BHTS offers a variety of floor plans with different sizes and features. The largest and most comfortable among them is the 40BHTS floor plan, which is why we chose it for our overview.

Measuring 40 feet 11 inches in length, this travel trailer isn’t the smallest on our list, but it feels compact after the two huge Jayco RVs we’ve just reviewed. And while this travel trailer doesn’t have as much room as Jayco trailers, it’s quite comfortable.

The layout in this floor plan is similar to that in the Eagle 312BHOK RV, but there are some differences worth noting.

The biggest difference lies in the rear: in this travel trailer, there is a separate compartment with a trifold sofa, a flip-up 30 x 74-inch bunk above it, and another 42 x 74-inch bunk. None of the Jayco RVs had such an area in the rear. In addition, both Jayco RVs had fewer sleeping spots overall – 3-4, depending on the package, versus the 5 available in the Coachmen travel trailer.

Another feature of this camper is an outdoor kitchen in the rear, which lets you avoid hopping in and out of the RV every time you need to eat or cook.

Other than that, we’d say that this and Jayco RVs are pretty similar, including the bedroom, the bathroom, and the kitchen & dining areas. Like the Jayco Eagle 312BHOK trailer, this travel trailer has just one bathroom.

This camper is also lighter than the Jayco RVs. Coachmen, for some reason, doesn’t indicate the weight of the 3379BH floorplan, but it should be around 8,000 pounds, much lighter than the Eagle 312BHOK travel trailer.

Puma Vista Destination 39FKL Travel Trailer

Behold the biggest travel trailer on our list! Measuring 42 feet 7 inches in length, the Puma Vista Destination 39FKL easily wins the crown from the 40 feet 2 inches long Jayco Jay Flight Bungalow 40FBTS travel trailer we reviewed above.

Furthermore, this travel trailer weighs just 10,084 pounds when empty. For some perspective, the shorter Jay Flight Bungalow 40FBTS weighs 11,090 pounds.

With its large size, the Puma Destination 39FKL definitely has plenty of room. But how does it make use of it?

Well, this travel trailer comes with a 72 x 80-inch king bed by default, which was previously available only as an option on previous RVs. And thanks to the layout of the bedroom, there is still plenty of room left in it in spite of the large bed.

Secondly, the Puma Destination 39FKL travel trailer comes with two bathrooms, just like it was with the Jayco Jay Flight Bungalow RV. The layout of the bathrooms is slightly different and appears smaller in the Puma Destination RV, but having two bathrooms in this travel trailer is nonetheless spectacular.

Another notable feature of the Puma Destination travel trailer is its outdoor kitchen, which includes a microwave, a one-burner cooktop, and a mini refrigerator. Inside, the kitchen in this RV features a four-burner cooktop, a spacious countertop, and a residential-style refrigerator.

The last thing to be mentioned about this travel trailer is that it has 5 sleeping spots in total – 2 in the king bed and 3 in the rear sleeping compartment with its bunk beds.

All in all, for those who aren’t limited by storage space and want the largest travel trailer possible, the Puma Vista Destination 39FKL may be a good option.

KZ Sportsmen Destination 364BH Travel Trailer

KZ also has its own Destination line, which is the Sportsmen Destination series. From its 5 floor plans, we chose the 364BH layout because it seemed the most interesting.

The main feature of this floor plan is its entertainment area with theater seating and large sofas on the sides. All the floor plans have entertainment areas, but one of the 364BH travel trailers looked the most comfortable and better-designed to us.

We didn’t say anything about the size of the 364BH travel trailer, by the way. Sized at 40 feet 9 inches in length, it is quite a roomy RV. At the same time, with a weight of 9,400 pounds when unloaded, it definitely isn’t the heaviest RV on our list.

What this size allows in this RV is excellent comfort, obviously. Among the notable amenities in this travel trailer are the huge 70 x 80-inch king bed, a roomy bedroom with some wardrobe space, a quite big kitchen area with an 18-cubic-foot refrigerator, and, of course, a bathroom with all the essential amenities plus a linen washer/dryer.

Another thing that we also wish this travel trailer had is an outdoor kitchen. Not something everyone needs, an outdoor kitchen adds a little convenience to the journey, nonetheless.

Overall, we think that the main feature of this travel trailer is its entertainment area. The rest of its features are largely common among other travel trailers on the list.

Starcraft GSL 321BHS Travel Trailer

Starcraft is one of those RV manufacturers that produce relatively cheap travel trailers. The base package, Starcraft GSL 321BHS, costs just shy of $ 68,000. It’s not particularly cheap, but it is far from as pricey as Airstream travel trailers, for example.

Aside from that, this travel trailer isn’t too big, measuring 38 feet in length. On the other hand, weighing 8,645 pounds, it is one of the lighter trailers on our list.

Despite its affordability, the Starcraft GSL 321BHS offers a couple of interesting features for those on a tight budget.

The first thing that catches the eye in this travel trailer is its sleeping capacity. There are 8-10 sleeping spots in this travel trailer, which is insane. Larger families would surely appreciate the amount of sleeping space this travel trailer has.

In addition, this travel trailer surprisingly has two dinettes – one in the rear sleeping compartment and the other in the living area. This greatly complements the amount of sleeping space in the Launch Outfitter travel trailer.

The kitchen area in this RV resembles those in other travel trailers, but there isn’t as much space due to the RV’s size. Nonetheless, it offers plenty of convenience with its residential-style refrigerator, double sink, and three-burner stove.

The bathroom is also relatively small in this travel trailer, but it has two entrances, allowing you to access it from either the living area or the bedroom.

In the end, this travel trailer seems like an excellent option for those who need as many sleeping spots as possible in their RV.

Grand Design RV Reflection 317RSTS Travel Trailer

And the last travel trailer on our list is the Reflection 317RSTS by Grand Design RV, a quite luxurious model. But it isn’t quite like the pricey Airstream travel trailers – it is more like Jayco RVs.

Not the biggest travel trailer on our list, the Reflection 317RSTS nonetheless packs quite a punch. Its 37-foot-11-inch-long body provides a respectable amount of free space, especially in the living and kitchen areas.

There is plenty of stuff packed in this RV as well. How about a spacey entertainment area with a fireplace, a 40-inch TV, and theatre seats? Or maybe the richly equipped kitchen with a convection microwave, a 12 cubic feet refrigerator, and a central island?

Things are looking good in the bedroom as well. And while the 317RSTS floorplan isn’t the best floorplan in the Reflection series in terms of sleeping space, it still delivers plenty of sleeping room with its queen bed and the tri-fold sofa.

The bathroom in this RV is also good, but it isn’t as impressive as those in the larger RVs on our list. It’s roomy, all right, but some of the other travel trailers we reviewed were more convenient and more residential-looking.

With everything described above in mind, we think that this travel trailer is a suitable option for people who want as many amenities as possible for a not-so-steep price.

If you liked this article, you might also like to check out our other travel trailer recommendations here or learn more about RVs here.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Which high-end travel trailer is considered the most luxurious and expensive?

The Airstream Classic 33FB is highlighted as the most luxurious option, often referred to as the “Maybach of travel trailers.” It costs over $200,000 and features a handcrafted wooden interior, high-end residential appliances, and unique amenities like a heated shower floor and towel bar.

Q: Are there any travel trailers that offer more than one bathroom?

Yes. Both the Jayco Jay Flight Bungalow 40DLFT and the Palomino Puma Destination 39FKL feature two bathrooms (typically one full bathroom and an additional toilet compartment), making them ideal for larger groups or added privacy.

Q: Which model is best for a large family or group needing the most sleeping space?

The Starcraft GSL 321BHS is the top choice for sleeping capacity. Despite being one of the more affordable and lighter options on the list, it can accommodate 8 to 10 people and features two separate dinettes to support larger groups.

Q: What is the longest travel trailer mentioned in the list?

The Puma Destination 39FKL takes the crown as the longest trailer, measuring 42 feet 7 inches. Despite its massive size, it is engineered to be relatively light for its class, weighing approximately 10,084 pounds.

Q: Do any of these luxury trailers feature outdoor amenities?

Several models prioritize outdoor living by including exterior kitchens. Specifically, the Coachmen Catalina Destination 40BHTS come equipped with outdoor cooking setups, allowing travelers to cook without going inside the RV.

Final Thoughts

The high-end travel trailer market offers a “best of both worlds” scenario for travelers who desire the mobility of a towable RV without sacrificing the elegance of a luxury home.

Whether a buyer prioritizes iconic design (Airstream), massive living space (Jayco/Palomino), or family-friendly capacity (Starcraft), there is a premium trailer designed to elevate the road trip experience into a truly high-end lifestyle.

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