Heartland Sundance Ultra-Lite travel trailer 31BROK highlights: Rear Bunkhouse
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Outside Kitchen At the front of this travel trailer, the private bedroom offers a comfy retreat with a 66" x 80" Olympic bed, flanked by wardrobes on each side, plus overhead cabinets and an additional corner wardrobe perfect for storing clothes and camping gear. Just down the hall, the bathroom features a 30" x 36" shower, a medicine cabinet with a custom-framed mirror, and a linen cabinet to keep towels easily accessible. The spacious main living area is made even more open by dual opposing slides. One slide includes the entertainment center, a three-burner range, pantry, and a 10-cu. ft. refrigerator for all your cooking and storage needs, while the central kitchen island has with a sink and pull-out sprayer adds use and ease. Opposite that, the second slide features a 60" tri-fold sleeper sofa and booth dinette, offering ample seating and additional sleeping space. At the rear, the dedicated bunkhouse includes a 39" x 73" bunk, a top bunk on the opposite side, and a 60" tri-fold sofa below ensuring everyone has a cozy place to rest after a day full of adventure. The Sundance Ultra-Lite travel trailers by Heartland are built with quality materials and smart features that enhance both strength and use. The 5" TrusstXL Roof System provides a strong, stable structure with plywood roof decking and a thick Alpha Ply TPO membrane, giving you confidence wherever you tow. The ThermaShield protection package includes a fully enclosed, heated underbelly, 35,000 BTU furnace, and double-layer fiberglass insulation in the ceiling and floor, helping to maintain a comfy interior climate. For added ease, the 50-amp detachable power cord allows for easy power hookups, while the LP quick connect makes setting up your outdoor cooking station simple and efficient. The CoreShield construction adds strength and insulation with 2” vacuum-bonded laminated walls and floors, helping to keep your trailer solid and comfy throughout your travels.
