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2026 Catalina 293QBCK

A private quad-bunk Legacy plan: a rear bunk room that sleeps five-plus behind a solid privacy door, an extra-large U-dinette and a standard outside camp kitchen in a 33-foot half-ton-towable body — with one of the line’s most generous payloads.

Tow-Critical Data — as built, MY2026

7,264lb
UVW
9,264lb
GVWR
2,000lb
CCC
34ft
Length
Sleeps 6 1 slide · Legacy Edition Built by · Coachmen Bunk room · Camp kitchen Selling* · ~$32,500

01 What makes it unique

The Catalina Legacy Edition 293QBCK is the line’s take on the quad-bunk floorplan, and its defining feature is a private rear bunk room. Two double-size bunks plus a bunk-room jackknife sofa let the room sleep five or more, and it closes off behind a solid slider door with its own wardrobe and dresser — real privacy for kids or guests rather than open corner bunks. Up front, an extra-large U-shaped dinette on the slide provides the main seating and an extra berth, an SLS sit-lounge-sleep sofa adds another, and a front master rounds out the sleeping. Nominal capacity is six, with the bunk room carrying the larger share.

At 7,264 pounds unloaded and 33 feet 8 inches, the 293QBCK is a comfortable half-ton tow with about 2,000 pounds of cargo capacity — one of the more generous payloads in the Legacy range, and welcome on a coach built to haul a full family’s gear. A standard outside camp kitchen with a mini refrigerator, a pull-out griddle cooktop, a storage cabinet and a sprayer hose moves the cooking outdoors. Standard equipment is the line’s GE 10.7-cubic-foot 12V refrigerator, 60,000-BTU tankless water heater, GE 13,500-BTU heat-pump air conditioner, 35,000-BTU furnace and residential in-floor ducted heat, under an 18-foot power awning; a 50-amp upgrade with a second air conditioner is optional.

Construction is the line’s metal-sided value build — a Norco powder-coated steel I-beam frame with full-length outriggers, a Platinum .024-inch aluminum exterior with a smooth radius front, a seamless Alpha roof membrane and an enclosed, fully sealed corrugated underbelly — with solid-surface kitchen counters, upgraded aluminum wheels, a porcelain toilet, JBL Aura audio and a 600-watt solar prep. For a family that wants a genuinely private bunk room and a real outside kitchen at a half-ton weight, the 293QBCK is the value quad-bunk pick in the Legacy tier.

02 Full specifications

Dimensions

Exterior length
33' 8"
Exterior width
8' 0"
Exterior height
11' 1"
Slide-outs
1

Weights

Unloaded vehicle weight
7,264 lbs*
GVWR (published)
9,264 lbs
Cargo carrying capacity
2,000 lbs
Hitch / tongue weight
834 lbs

Capacities

Fresh water
38 gal
Grey water
42 gal
Black water
28 gal
Refrigerator
10.7 cu ft 12V

Construction

Frame
Norco powder-coated steel I-beam
Walls
Platinum .024″ aluminum · metal sided
Roof
Seamless Alpha membrane · walk-on
Floor
5/8″ T&G StableDeck

Running gear

Axles
2 (tandem)
Hitch
Bumper Pull
Suspension
EZ-lube + leaf spring
Rock guard
Diamond-plate front

Galley & bath

Refrigerator
GE 10.7 cu ft 12V
Cooktop
GE 3-burner range
A/C
13,500 BTU ducted (heat pump)
Water heater
GE 60K tankless
Furnace
35,000 BTU

Sleeping & layout

Sleeps
6 (bunk room 5+)
Primary bed
Front queen
Layout
Front master, private rear quad-bunk room (2 double bunks + jackknife sofa, own wardrobe/dresser, solid privacy door), extra-large U-dinette on slide, SLS sofa, standard outside camp kitchen
Awnings
1 (18' power)

03 Coachmen Catalina floorplan family

Coachmen's Catalina is one of the highest-volume value travel-trailer nameplates in North America, spanning several sub-lines: the lighter Summit Series 7, the mainstream Summit Series 8, the full-feature Legacy Edition, the Trail Blazer toy haulers and the Destination park trailers. The 293QBCK on this page is highlighted; the other profiled plans link to their own pages. Profiled here are breadth-spanning Summit 8 and Legacy Edition floorplans — the rest of the roster is catalogued on the line hub and profiled in demand order.

FloorplanNominalSleepsNotable
211BH25' 11"6Summit 8 · no-slide bunk entry, front queen, biggest CCC
221EPIC25' 11"4Summit 8 · front-bed couples, no slide, biggest CCC
231MKS28' 2"4Summit 8 · rear-living U-dinette couples, power theater seating
231BHS28' 4"8Summit 8 · bunkhouse + slide + U-dinette + outside kitchen
261BH29' 4"8Summit 8 · no-slide family bunkhouse, front queen, rear bunks
243RBS29' 10"6Legacy · rear-bath couples coach, super slide, outside kitchen
263FKDS30' 0"4Legacy · front-kitchen couples coach, dual entry, outside kitchen
261BHS30' 5"8Summit 8 · family bunkhouse + slide + camp kitchen
263BHSCK32' 2"8Legacy · dual-entry double-bunk + outside kitchen
283RKS33' 2"4Legacy · rear-kitchen couples coach, 21' awning
273DBHCK33' 6"8Legacy · dual-entry double-bunk, fireplace, camp kitchen
293QBCK33' 8"6Legacy · quad-bunk room + XL U-dinette + camp kitchen
313RLTS36' 0"4Legacy · rear-living triple-slide, theater seating, W/D prep
293TQBSCK36' 1"10Legacy · private bunkhouse + dual entry + outside kitchen
281QBUNK36' 2"10Summit 8 · big bunkhouse, U-dinette, full camp kitchen
323BHDSCK36' 2"9Legacy · bunk-room family coach + 2 slides + camp kitchen
303RKDS36' 5"4Legacy · rear-kitchen, bedroom fireplace, 50A + W/D prep
323MAZE37' 0"4Legacy · residential french-door 16.4cf fridge, triple slide
333DORM37' 11"6Legacy · rear bunk-dorm suite + front bedroom, biggest CCC
343BHTS38' 1"10Legacy · triple-slide bunk-room flagship + W/D prep

Every Catalina is built on a Norco electromagnetic powder-coated cambered steel I-beam frame with full-length outriggers, a 5/8-inch tongue-and-groove StableDeck floor, a Platinum .024-inch aluminum (metal-sided) exterior with a smooth aluminum radius front, and a seamless Alpha roof membrane with a lifetime warranty. Standard equipment is full 12-volt residential: a GE 10.7-cubic-foot 12V refrigerator, a GE 60,000-BTU tankless water heater, a GE 13,500-BTU ducted air conditioner with a heat pump, JBL Aura audio and a 600-watt solar prep. The Legacy Edition adds solid-surface kitchen counters, upgraded aluminum wheels, washer/dryer prep, a larger awning, a full outside camp kitchen and available BAL auto-leveling. Lengths, weights and equipment change with options, sub-line and model year — always confirm against the unit's own weight sticker. Additional Summit, Legacy, Trail Blazer and Destination floorplans are catalogued on the line hub.

04 What owners & reviewers report

A genuinely private bunk room

Two double bunks plus a jackknife sofa behind a solid slider door, with the room’s own wardrobe and dresser — real privacy for kids or guests, not open corner bunks.

Generous payload for a Legacy plan

A ~2,000-lb cargo capacity is among the most generous in the Legacy range — useful headroom for a coach built to haul a full family’s gear.

Full standard outside camp kitchen

A mini refrigerator, a pull-out griddle cooktop, a storage cabinet and a sprayer hose come standard — a genuine second kitchen.

Sleeps figure varies by how furniture is counted

Coachmen markets it as sleeping six, with the bunk room rated five-plus; dealer placards sometimes quote higher once the dinette and SLS sofa convert. Plan around six dedicated berths.

Selling price runs well below the placard

Dealer MSRP placards run near $42,000–$46,000 while 2026 selling prices commonly land near $31,000–$33,000; the figure shown is dealer-typical selling and is flagged.

SOURCING — ownership notes to be expanded with cited threads from owner communities & forums per the data plan

05 How it compares

↔ Step over
Catalina 273DBHCK

The dual-entry double-bunk Legacy plan — open rear bunks and a fireplace instead of a private bunk room, sleeping more dedicated berths.

↑ Step up
Catalina 343BHTS

The triple-slide bunk-room flagship — a separate rear bunk room plus a front master suite and washer/dryer prep, nearly 1,700 lb heavier.

↔ Cross-shop
Keystone Springdale 293RK

A comparable large-format value family plan from the Keystone value stack.