Sandpiper Fifth Wheels For Sale in New England

Experience the ultimate in travel luxury with Forest River Sandpiper fifth wheels, available at Pete's RV Center in South Burlington, VT, South Windsor, CT, & Plainville, MA. The Sandpiper 5th wheel blends residential-style comfort with practical towing and camping features. For inquiries, contact us online or give us a call at 802-990-0770.

About Forest River Sandpiper Fifth Wheels

Standard RV floor plans don’t suit all travelers - which is why the Forest River Sandpiper fifth wheels come in a variety of less common layouts. The different unique designs lend themselves well to suit specific travelers needs better than the most common options. Keep reading to learn more!

Sandpiper 5th Wheel Loft Design

Some of the Sandpiper fifth wheels come with a loft design. 

Benefits include:

• Maximizing vertical space so that every inch of the RV is utilized well
• Adding additional sleep space without losing out on valuable floor space
• Versatility–the sleeping space could also instead be used as a cozy space for activities (such as reading or gaming) or could be used as an organizational hub for extra storage

Larger groups of travelers can especially benefit from this layout, allowing them to get more out of their RV’s interior without needing to buy a larger camper.

Sandpiper Fifth Wheel Rear Kitchen Design

Other Sandpiper 5th wheels are built with a rear kitchen layout.

Benefits include:

• Reducing food waste order buildup in the bedroom by placing the kitchen space further away
• Making it easier for folks to move around inside the camper without getting in the way of anyone cooking in the kitchen
• Increasing the space inside the kitchen with larger cabinets and bigger counters

Travelers who go on longer vacations or spend more time cooking can especially benefit from these Sandpiper 5th wheel models.

Sandpiper 5th Wheel Front Living Space Layout

Other of the Sandpiper fifth wheels are constructed with a front living space layout.

Benefits include:

• Reducing noise carryover from the living area to the bedrooms due to the physical distance
• Separating out the interior spaces with their various functions (cooking vs. relaxing vs. sleeping)
• Increasing comfort with frequently offering larger seating arrangements, higher ceilings, and increased under-floor storage accessible from outside the RV

Groups of travelers with varying travel styles can especially appreciate this layout. For example, one traveler can go to bed early without getting disturbed by the group staying up later watching TV in the living room!