The Comforts of Home: RVs with Full Bathrooms in Gananoque

Serving the hygiene-conscious campers of Toronto, Kingston, and Brockville, we are the destination for those who want total independence from campground facilities.

What is a "Dry Bath"?

In the RV world, a "Dry Bath" means the toilet is located in a dry area, separate from the shower stall—just like in your home. This is standard in almost all of our travel trailers and fifth wheels over 18 feet.

Key Bathroom Features to Look For

Radius Glass Showers: Found in many couples' coaches, these corner showers feature sliding glass doors (no clingy curtains!) and often include a skylight to add headroom for taller campers.

Tub/Shower Combos: Essential for families with small children. These units feature a small bathtub base, allowing you to bathe toddlers comfortably.

Porcelain Toilets: Many of our premium brands, like Grand Design and Keystone, upgrade the standard plastic RV toilet to a foot-flush porcelain bowl, which is easier to clean and feels more residential.

Linen Storage: A top request. Look for floorplans that include a dedicated "linen closet" inside the bathroom for towels and toiletries, so you don't have to run out to the main room wet.

Top Brands with Superior Bathrooms

Grand Design: Known for their spacious bathrooms, often featuring large rectangular showers with seat steps and upgraded countertops.

Jayco: Excellent for families, offering durable tub surrounds and medicine cabinets with real mirrors in their Jay Flight and Jay Feather lines.

Keystone Cougar: Often features "Bath and a Half" or large master bath layouts with dual vanities in their fifth wheel models.