The Grand Design Reflection fifth wheel comes in 19 floor plans with published specifications across three series: six in the Reflection 100 Series from $62,036, five in the Reflection 150 Series from $73,460 and eight in the full Reflection from $90,947. Families should start with the seven bunkhouse plans, couples with the shorter four-sleepers.
At a glance
- Grand Design lists 19 Reflection fifth wheel floor plans, with starting prices from $62,036 for the 100 Series 22RK to $117,493 for the Reflection 360FLS, before freight, tax, title, license and dealer prep.
- Seven floor plans list bunks: the 27BH and 32BH in the 100 Series, the 298BH in the 150 Series, and the 311BHS, 324MBS, 362TBS and 367BHS in the full Reflection.
- The 100 and 150 Series have published pin weights of 1,180 to 1,570 pounds, while the full Reflection runs from 1,985 to 2,770 pounds.
- The 150 Series has the lowest range of cargo margins: GVWR minus dry weight is 1,418 to 1,775 pounds, against 1,880 to 2,735 pounds in the 100 Series.
- Every full Reflection lists a 74-gallon fresh tank, against 55 gallons on every 100 and 150 Series plan.
Every specification and price in this guide comes from Grand Design's own Reflection, Reflection 150 Series and Reflection 100 Series pages and from the 19 floor plan pages they link to, read on 23 October 2026. Eighteen floor plan pages name the trailer as a 2027 model; the 150 Series 295RL page names it as a 2026 model, and its page data marks it as dealer stock. The guide compares what a shopper can check before visiting a dealer: sleeping capacity, length, slide-outs, weight ratings, tank sizes and starting price. No trailer was inspected or towed for this guide.
Prices are Grand Design's starting MSRPs. Grand Design says its pricing does not include freight, tax, title, license or dealer prep charges, and that the dealer alone decides the selling price. The 350RDS has its own floor plan page but does not yet appear in the Reflection specification table, so its figures come from its floor plan page only. The 150 Series page also lists a 310RL with its hitch weight and dry weight shown as TBD and no price, so it is left out until Grand Design publishes its figures. Grand Design's other fifth wheel lines, the Influence and Solitude, are not covered here.
The three Reflection series differ mainly in size, weight and price: the 100 Series has the lowest starting price and shortest plan, the 150 Series starts higher, and the full Reflection is the longest, heaviest and most expensive.
| Series | Floor plans | Starting MSRP | Length range |
|---|
| Reflection 100 Series | 6 | $62,036 to $78,487 | 26 ft 11 in to 35 ft 11 in |
| Reflection 150 Series | 5 | $73,460 to $86,900 | 28 ft 10 in to 34 ft 9 in |
| Reflection | 8 | $90,947 to $117,493 | 32 ft 10 in to 41 ft 1 in |
Grand Design describes the 100 Series as half-ton towable fifth wheels and says the 150 Series can be towed "with many of today's half-ton and short-bed trucks." The Grand Design pages read for this guide make no half-ton claim for the full Reflection, whose published pin weights start at 1,985 pounds. Whether a particular truck can tow a particular floor plan depends on that truck's payload and weight ratings, covered later in this guide.
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The Reflection 100 Series has six floor plans, from the 26-foot-11-inch 22RK at $62,036 to the 35-foot-11-inch 32BH at $78,487, all with one or two slide-outs.
| Floor plan | Sleeps | Length and slide-outs | Starting MSRP |
|---|
| 22RK | 4 | 26 ft 11 in, 1 slide | $62,036 |
| 24RL | 4 | 30 ft, 1 slide | $67,456 |
| 27BH | 10 | 32 ft 3 in, 1 slide | $69,118 |
| 28RL | 4 | 31 ft, 2 slides | $72,759 |
| 29RL | 4 | 32 ft 9 in, 2 slides | $74,859 |
| 32BH | 7 | 35 ft 11 in, 2 slides | $78,487 |
Four of the six plans sleep four. The 27BH sleeps 10, the most of any Reflection, with two 48-by-74-inch bunks, and the 32BH sleeps seven with a 44-by-74-inch bunk and a 36-by-72-inch bunk over a 70-inch sofa bed. Every 100 Series plan lists a 60-by-80-inch main bed, a 55-gallon fresh tank, a 78-gallon gray tank and a 39-gallon black tank.
The Reflection 150 Series has five floor plans, from the 28-foot-10-inch 250ML at $73,460 to the 34-foot-9-inch 298BH at $86,900.
| Floor plan | Sleeps | Length and slide-outs | Starting MSRP |
|---|
| 250ML | 3 | 28 ft 10 in, 1 slide | $73,460 |
| 260RD | 4 | 29 ft 10 in, 1 slide | $81,892 |
| 270BN | 2 | 29 ft 11 in, 1 slide | $84,037 |
| 295RL (2026) | 4 | 33 ft 9 in, 2 slides | $85,242 |
| 298BH | 8 | 34 ft 9 in, 1 slide | $86,900 |
The 150 Series includes the two smallest sleeping counts in the Reflection family: the 270BN sleeps two and the 250ML sleeps three. The 298BH is the only 150 Series bunkhouse, sleeping eight with 30-by-60-inch and 34-by-70-inch bunks. Grand Design's table says the 260RD does not have bathroom access with the slide in, and lists the 250ML as N/A; the other three plans do. The 295RL is listed as a 2026 model and its page data marks it as dealer stock, so check availability before planning around it.
Grand Design also says the 150 Series has a 90-degree turning radius and uses a Curt Tour Coiling suspension system.
The full Reflection has eight floor plans, from the 32-foot-10-inch 303RLS at $90,947 to the 41-foot-1-inch 367BHS at $114,546, with two to five slide-outs.
| Floor plan | Sleeps | Length and slide-outs | Starting MSRP |
|---|
| 303RLS | 4 | 32 ft 10 in, 3 slides | $90,947 |
| 311BHS | 6 | 36 ft 11 in, 4 slides | $109,260 |
| 324MBS | 6 | 37 ft, 3 slides | $101,885 |
| 337RLS | 4 | 35 ft 7 in, 3 slides | $98,788 |
| 350RDS | 4 | 39 ft 3 in, 2 slides | $108,676 |
| 360FLS | 6 | 39 ft 2 in, 5 slides | $117,493 |
| 362TBS | 8 | 39 ft 11 in, 4 slides | $109,739 |
| 367BHS | 8 | 41 ft 1 in, 4 slides | $114,546 |
The 360FLS has the most slide-outs in the Reflection family, at five, and the highest starting price. The 303RLS is the shortest and lowest-priced full Reflection and the only one under 35 feet. Four plans list bunks, and every full Reflection lists a 74-gallon fresh tank.
Reflection fifth wheels weigh from 7,260 to 13,275 pounds dry, and Grand Design rates them from 9,995 to 14,995 pounds GVWR. GVWR is the most the trailer is rated to weigh when loaded, so it is the figure to compare with a truck's ratings, not the dry weight.
| Floor plan | Dry weight (UVW) | Pin weight | GVWR |
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| 22RK | 7,260 lb | 1,180 lb | 9,995 lb |
| 24RL | 7,739 lb | 1,206 lb | 9,995 lb |
| 27BH | 8,315 lb | 1,331 lb | 10,195 lb |
| 28RL | 8,626 lb | 1,452 lb | 10,995 lb |
| 29RL | 9,045 lb | 1,410 lb | 10,995 lb |
| 32BH | 9,570 lb | 1,480 lb | 11,995 lb |
| 250ML | 8,220 lb | 1,288 lb | 9,995 lb |
| 260RD | 8,280 lb | 1,319 lb | 9,995 lb |
| 270BN | 8,398 lb | 1,256 lb | 9,995 lb |
| 295RL | 9,577 lb | 1,570 lb | 10,995 lb |
| 298BH | 9,402 lb | 1,527 lb | 10,995 lb |
| 303RLS | 10,325 lb | 1,985 lb | 11,995 lb |
| 311BHS | 11,700 lb | 2,450 lb | 13,995 lb |
| 324MBS | 11,280 lb | 2,000 lb | 13,995 lb |
| 337RLS | 11,475 lb | 2,475 lb | 13,995 lb |
| 350RDS | 12,250 lb | 2,700 lb | 14,995 lb |
| 360FLS | 12,692 lb | 2,745 lb | 14,995 lb |
| 362TBS | 12,500 lb | 2,400 lb | 14,995 lb |
| 367BHS | 13,275 lb | 2,770 lb | 14,995 lb |
Grand Design lists dry weight as UVW (unloaded vehicle weight). The pin weights are Grand Design's published figures. The weight on the pin changes as the trailer is loaded, so weigh the loaded rig before relying on it.
The gap between GVWR and dry weight is the room left for water, gear and dealer-added options. The figures below are Searchshop's calculation from Grand Design's numbers.
| Floor plan | GVWR minus dry weight | Fresh tank | Gray / black tanks |
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| 22RK | 2,735 lb | 55 gal | 78 / 39 gal |
| 24RL | 2,256 lb | 55 gal | 78 / 39 gal |
| 27BH | 1,880 lb | 55 gal | 78 / 39 gal |
| 28RL | 2,369 lb | 55 gal | 78 / 39 gal |
| 29RL | 1,950 lb | 55 gal | 78 / 39 gal |
| 32BH | 2,425 lb | 55 gal | 78 / 39 gal |
| 250ML | 1,775 lb | 55 gal | 78 / 39 gal |
| 260RD | 1,715 lb | 55 gal | 71 / 39 gal |
| 270BN | 1,597 lb | 55 gal | 78 / 39 gal |
| 295RL | 1,418 lb | 55 gal | 78 / 39 gal |
| 298BH | 1,593 lb | 55 gal | 78 / 39 gal |
| 303RLS | 1,670 lb | 74 gal | 87 / 47 gal |
| 311BHS | 2,295 lb | 74 gal | 87 / 87 gal |
| 324MBS | 2,715 lb | 74 gal | 78 / 39 gal |
| 337RLS | 2,520 lb | 74 gal | 79 / 39 gal |
| 350RDS | 2,745 lb | 74 gal | 78 / 39 gal |
| 360FLS | 2,303 lb | 74 gal | 78 / 39 gal |
| 362TBS | 2,495 lb | 74 gal | 79 / 79 gal |
| 367BHS | 1,720 lb | 74 gal | 78 / 39 gal |
The 150 Series starts at a higher price than the 100 Series but has a lower range of cargo margins: 1,418 to 1,775 pounds, against 1,880 to 2,735 pounds. The 295RL has the smallest margin of any Reflection, at 1,418 pounds. In the full Reflection, the 350RDS (2,745 pounds), 324MBS (2,715 pounds) and 337RLS (2,520 pounds) leave the most room, and the 303RLS (1,670 pounds) and 367BHS (1,720 pounds) the least. A full fresh tank alone adds weight, and options installed at the factory or by a dealer count against the margin, so ask for the weight label on the actual trailer.
Seven Reflection floor plans list bunks, and they span all three series and a price range of more than $45,000.
- Reflection 100 Series 27BH: sleeps 10, 32 feet 3 inches, one slide-out, two 48-by-74-inch bunks, from $69,118. It is the lowest-priced Reflection bunkhouse and sleeps the most.
- Reflection 100 Series 32BH: sleeps 7, 35 feet 11 inches, two slide-outs, from $78,487.
- Reflection 150 Series 298BH: sleeps 8, 34 feet 9 inches, one slide-out, from $86,900.
- Reflection 324MBS: sleeps 6, 37 feet, three slide-outs, 36-by-72-inch and 44-by-74-inch bunks, from $101,885.
- Reflection 311BHS: sleeps 6, 36 feet 11 inches, four slide-outs, a 36-by-72-inch flip bunk and a 44-by-74-inch bunk, from $109,260. It lists an 87-gallon black tank, the largest in the Reflection family.
- Reflection 362TBS: sleeps 8, 39 feet 11 inches, four slide-outs, a second 60-by-80-inch queen bed with a 54-by-74-inch bunk above it, from $109,739.
- Reflection 367BHS: sleeps 8, 41 feet 1 inch, four slide-outs, a 64-by-75-inch bunk, from $114,546. It is the longest and heaviest Reflection.
The 27BH is the place to start for a large family on a budget or with a lighter truck, since its 1,331-pound pin weight is about half that of the 367BHS. The full Reflection bunkhouses add slide-outs and larger fresh tanks but weigh 11,280 to 13,275 pounds dry.
Eleven Reflection floor plans sleep four or fewer, giving couples choices in all three series.
- Smallest and lowest-priced: the 100 Series 22RK, 26 feet 11 inches, 7,260 pounds dry, from $62,036.
- Two- and three-sleepers: the 150 Series 270BN (sleeps 2, from $84,037) and 150 Series 250ML (sleeps 3, from $73,460), both under 30 feet with one slide-out.
- Four-sleepers with two slide-outs under 34 feet: the 100 Series 28RL and 29RL and the 150 Series 295RL.
- Full Reflection four-sleepers: the 303RLS (32 feet 10 inches, three slide-outs, from $90,947), 337RLS (35 feet 7 inches, three slide-outs, from $98,788) and 350RDS (39 feet 3 inches, two slide-outs, from $108,676).
The 24RL and 260RD also sleep four with one slide-out. The 29RL floor plan page gives its sleeping capacity as four to five, and the 350RDS page as two to four. The 260RD is the one plan in this group without bathroom access with the slide in, a detail worth checking for overnight stops.
Beyond size and price, the Reflection series differ in tank sizes, solar capacity, tire monitoring and heating, according to Grand Design's series pages.
- Fresh water: 55 gallons on every 100 and 150 Series plan, and 74 gallons on every full Reflection.
- Solar: a factory-installed 180-watt roof panel on the 100 Series and a 370-watt panel on the full Reflection. On the 150 Series the panel is 180 or 370 watts depending on floor plan, and the 260RD and 298BH pages list the 370-watt panel as a forced upgrade. All three series list a 60-amp charge controller and a 12-volt refrigerator, and Grand Design tells owners to "just add batteries."
- Tire monitoring: Grand Design says Tire-Linc is standard on all Reflections except the 100 Series, which is prepped for it.
- Heating: Grand Design quotes 30,000 BTU or more from the furnace and fireplace on the 100 and 150 Series pages, and 35,000 BTU or more on the full Reflection page.
- Height: 12 feet 7 inches to 12 feet 11 inches on the 100 and 150 Series, and 12 feet 11 inches to 13 feet 5 inches on the full Reflection.
All three series list anti-lock brakes, Goodyear Endurance tires, Compass Connect and an Arctic 4-Season package among their features. Check the build sheet for the trailer you are buying to see which packages and options it carries.
A Reflection should be matched to a truck using the trailer's GVWR and loaded pin weight, not the dry figures. A loaded 367BHS could weigh up to 14,995 pounds, which is 1,720 pounds more than its 13,275-pound dry weight.
- Write down the GVWR and published pin weight of the floor plan you want from the tables above.
- Read your truck's payload label, towing rating and combined weight rating for its exact configuration.
- Count the pin weight against the truck's payload, along with the hitch, passengers and cargo, and remember that pin weight rises as the trailer is loaded.
- Ask the dealer for the weight label on the specific trailer, since options add weight.
For the full method, read the Searchshop fifth wheel towing guide, which walks through pin weight, payload and truck setup.
The right Reflection depends on how many people sleep aboard, how long a trailer your campsites and storage allow, and how much pin weight your truck can carry.
- Large family, lighter truck: start with the 100 Series 27BH, then the 32BH.
- Family wanting more slide-outs and water: compare the 324MBS, 311BHS and 362TBS.
- Couple wanting the smallest Reflection: the 100 Series 22RK.
- Couple wanting full Reflection features: the 303RLS, then the 337RLS.
- Most living space: the 360FLS, with five slide-outs.
Shopping a used Reflection? Floor plan codes change over the years, so a code that is not in the tables above belongs to an earlier lineup. Ask for that model year's specification sheet before comparing it with a current plan.
For Grand Design's travel trailers, see Grand Design Imagine floor plans. To compare brands, read Grand Design vs Jayco, and for general advice see the fifth wheel buying guide.
Shop new and used fifth wheels on Searchshop and ask each dealer for a written out-the-door price that includes freight and prep.
The Grand Design Reflection fifth wheel has 19 floor plans with published specifications: six in the Reflection 100 Series, five in the Reflection 150 Series and eight in the full Reflection. Eighteen are listed as 2027 models. Grand Design's 150 Series page also lists a 310RL whose weights are still shown as TBD.
Seven Reflection floor plans list bunks: the 100 Series 27BH and 32BH, the 150 Series 298BH, and the 311BHS, 324MBS, 362TBS and 367BHS. The 27BH sleeps the most, at 10, and has the lowest starting price of the group at $69,118. The 367BHS is the longest, at 41 feet 1 inch.
The difference between the three series is mainly size, weight, price and equipment. The 100 and 150 Series are shorter and lighter, with pin weights under 1,600 pounds and 55-gallon fresh tanks. The full Reflection is 32 feet 10 inches to 41 feet 1 inch, with pin weights from 1,985 pounds, 74-gallon fresh tanks and 370-watt solar.
A Grand Design Reflection fifth wheel starts at $62,036 for the 100 Series 22RK and reaches $117,493 for the Reflection 360FLS, based on Grand Design's starting MSRPs. Those prices exclude freight, tax, title, license and dealer prep, and dealers set their own selling prices, so ask for an out-the-door figure.
