a tour of our RV bedrooms

Today I thought I'd share some pictures of the bedrooms in our 5th wheel.  We have a Jayco Eagle 365BHS; it has a bunk room at one end with an adjoining bathroom and the master bedroom is up a few stairs at the other end with a separate bathroom.  (the living room/kitchen are in the middle...I showed you a peek of those a few days ago)

There is a boys side...

...and a girls side...

...with a wardrobe in the middle.  The top of the wardrobe has a rod for hanging clothes, the bottom has six small-ish drawers...three on each side.

Under each bottom bunk there are also three big drawers.

Between the two doors, one leads to the living room and the other to the bathroom, is a small cabinet that holds their TV, playstation w/ games, and some dvd's.  The little white drawer unit sitting beside the TV holds their lego manuals and a few toys...it's on wheels so that they can roll it where ever they want it.

When we were in southern Arizona, we stopped by Target and bought two small folding desks/tables and folding chairs.  When it is time to do school work, we set up one desk on each side of the wardrobe in the kids room for two of the kids (the other three spread out at the dining table).  These tables are so multi-functional...we also use them as TV trays to eat on in the living room and outside as "whatever you need a table for" tables :).

The kids are currently using the curtains to display their Jr. Ranger badges and patches :).

There is a small hallway after you go up the stairs towards the master bedroom, this is where I keep another one of the rolling drawer units with the kids current school work (the rest is in the storage area under the master bed).

Not as much to see up here as in the bunk room :)...there's the bed, of course...

The closet with the mirrors is surprisingly really big.  It holds all of our clothes, computer/camera stuff, gift wrapping supplies, etc.  The louvered doors are where a washer/dryer could go if we had them, now I am using it as a linen closet.

At the end of the bed is a dresser with two large drawers.  Above this is a TV and some shelves...we never use this TV nor the shelves, really...maybe we can come up with something else to change it to one day that will be more useful for us...

I keep some of my seashells and bits of coral in my old jars on the dresser.  They are from one of our favorite places, Cape San Blas, Florida.

And that, friends, is the grand tour of our RV bedrooms :)!

unique art for your RV

A long time back, I told ya'll about the kids and I going shopping at IKEA in Utah.  I had said I would tell you about what we purchased later...well, this is certainly later :)!

We got some small things not really worth mentioning, but the find of the day was a magnetic board for the RV.  (you can find it here)

IKEA SPONTAN

When we first set out on our adventure, we knew we wanted some sort of memento from the places we visited.  One thing that is always available to purchase...magnets!  I had never paid them any attention before, but they are the perfect thing...small, cheap, and a mini snapshot of each place visited.  I was thinking of hanging a sheet of galvanized metal in the RV to put the magnet collage on, but when I saw this board at IKEA I decided "close enough" and went with it :).  Dan hung it for me on the end of the kitchen cabinets and I got busy filling it up...

It really is fun to pick out each new magnet and then fit it onto the board when we get home.  It's also fun to look at the board and remember each special day represented.

I love that it's a unique piece of art for our home :)...one of a kind for sure!

...annnd, since it was a rainy day when I was taking the pictures of the magnet board, I also snapped a few more around the living room/kitchen area...just for something to do :).

I'm noticing that one certain child has managed to hop all over the camper and get into as many pictures as possible, hahaha...he cracks me up :D!

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