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2026 Grand Design Reflection342BHTS

New for 2026 — the largest Reflection travel trailer, a triple-slide rear-private-bunkhouse family coach with an outside kitchen and a 7-foot ceiling, all in a bumper-pull with Reflection finish.

Tow-Critical Data — as built, MY2026

10,300lb
Dry Weight
11,295lb
GVWR
1,140lb
Dry Tongue
37ft
Length
Sleeps 7 Dual-axle Travel Trailer · New 2026: rear private bunkhouse + outside kitchen, triple slide Built by · Grand Design RV Construction · Laminated aluminum · gel-coat Starting MSRP · $74,980

01 What makes it unique

The Reflection 342BHTS is new for the 2026 model year and the largest, most family-focused trailer in the Reflection travel-trailer line. A rear private bunkhouse is the headline: a slide-out with a flip-top bunk above a tri-fold sofa, a second bunk bed opposite with storage below, and a large rear window — a genuinely separate kids’ room behind the main living area. Up front sits a private master, and the open center carries a kitchen island, theater seating, a booth dinette and a fireplace, with an outside kitchen moving cooking into the open. The Reflection build is fully present: gel-coat fiberglass sidewalls over laminated aluminum framing, a one-piece TPO roof, a 7-foot ceiling and a 16 cubic-foot 12-volt refrigerator.

It rides on a tandem axle with MORryde rubberized suspension and Goodyear Endurance tires, with an 11,295-pound GVWR on a 10,300-pound dry weight — leaving roughly 995 pounds of payload — and a 1,140-pound dry tongue weight. The combination of a 10,300-pound dry weight and a near-38-foot length wants a well-equipped half-ton at minimum and is happier behind a three-quarter-ton. A 54-gallon fresh tank, an 86-gallon gray and a 16 cubic-foot 12-volt refrigerator support a family through a long stay.

It sleeps seven in the Reflection residential build, at an MSRP near $75,000. For families who want a true separate rear bunk room and an outdoor kitchen but prefer a conventional bumper-pull to a fifth wheel, the triple-slide 342BHTS is the new family flagship of the travel-trailer line — larger than the 312BHTS, with the bunkhouse pushed to its own room at the rear.

02 Full specifications

Dimensions

Exterior length
37' 9"
Exterior width
8' 0"
Exterior height
11' 11"
Interior height
7' 0"

Weights

Dry / unit base weight
10,300 lbs
GVWR (max loaded)
11,295 lbs
Net cargo / payload
995 lbs
Dry tongue weight
1,140 lbs

Capacities

Fresh water
54 gal
Grey water
86 gal
Black water
43 gal
Refrigerator
16 cu ft

Construction

Walls
Laminated aluminum-framed · gel-coat fiberglass
Roof
One-piece TPO · walk-on decking
Front cap
Painted fiberglass · Max Turn aero
Insulation
Side/rear R-9 · floor R-30* · roof R-40*

Running gear

Axles
2 (tandem)
Hitch
Bumper Pull
Suspension
MORryde rubberized equalizer
Tires
Goodyear Endurance · aluminum wheels

Galley & bath

Cooktop
3-burner recessed
Refrigerator
16 cu ft
A/C
15K BTU ducted A/C
Water heater
Tankless on-demand · gas

Sleeping & layout

Sleeps
7
Slides
3
Hitch type
Bumper Pull
Primary bed
Front queen/king

03 The Reflection floorplan family

Grand Design's Reflection is the brand's premium-mainstream towable family, and it spans four sub-lines across both tow types. The full-size Reflection fifth wheel is the heart of the range — a residential half-ton-to-three-quarter-ton coach with a 16 cubic-foot refrigerator and laminated aluminum construction. The Reflection travel trailer (the "...TS" plans) brings that same finish to a genuine bumper-pull, for buyers who want Reflection quality without an in-bed hitch. The Reflection 150 Series is the lightest fifth wheel — CURT Touring Coil suspension, standard solar and a 90-degree turning pin box for short-bed half-tons — and the Reflection 100 Series is the accessible short-bed fifth-wheel entry. The 342BHTS on this page is highlighted; each other profiled plan links to its own page. The full Reflection catalogue runs to dozens of floorplans across all four; the highest-demand layouts are detailed here and the rest are catalogued on the line hub.

FloorplanSub-lineTypeNominalSleepsNotable
322FKTSReflection TTTT36 ft6Front-kitchen couples, rear bath, dual slide
317RSTSReflection TTTT35 ft4Rear-living dual-slide couples trailer
312BHTSReflection TTTT37 ft6Private bunkhouse + outside kitchen, triple slide
345RLTSReflection TTTT39 ft6Rear-living tri-slide, theater seating
342BHTSReflection TTTT38 ft7New 2026: rear private bunkhouse + outside kitchen, triple slide
28RLReflection 1005W31 ft4Half-ton rear-living, dual slide
27BHReflection 1005W32 ft10Half-ton bunkhouse, sleeps ten
32BHReflection 1005W36 ft7Bunkhouse flagship of the 100 Series
270BNReflection 1505W30 ft2Single-slide rear bunk, lightest range
295RLReflection 1505W33 ft4Rear-living dual-slide half-ton
303RLSReflection FW5W33 ft4Entry full-size rear-living, tri-slide
337RLSReflection FW5W36 ft4Rear-living couples full-size
320MKSReflection FW5W35 ft4Mid-kitchen + outside kitchen, desk
311BHSReflection FW5W37 ft6Private bunkhouse, quad slide
367BHSReflection FW5W41 ft8Bunk + loft full-timer flagship
324MBSReflection FW5W37 ft6Mid-bunk two-bedroom, tri-slide
360FLSReflection FW5W39 ft6Front-living flagship, five slides
362TBSReflection FW5W40 ft8Two-bedroom rear bath, sleeps eight
250MLReflection 1505W30 ft3Compact mid-living, single slide
260RDReflection 1505W30 ft4Lightest 5W, rear-living, big payload
298BHReflection 1505W35 ft8Half-ton bunkhouse, sleeps eight
22RKReflection 1005W27 ft4Smallest/cheapest 5W, biggest payload
24RLReflection 1005W30 ft4Rear-living, lightest pin, dual A/C

The Reflection travel trailer brings the line's residential finish to a bumper-pull, for buyers who want Reflection quality without an in-bed hitch. It sits above Grand Design's Imagine and Transcend trailers in finish and price. Tongue weights are factory dry figures and climb with cargo — weigh the loaded trailer and confirm against your vehicle's door-jamb placard. Additional Reflection travel-trailer floorplans are catalogued on the line hub.

04 What owners & reviewers report

New-for-2026 family flagship

The largest Reflection travel trailer — a triple-slide coach with a separate rear bunk room and an outside kitchen, new to the line this year.

Rear private bunkhouse

A dedicated rear room with a flip-top bunk over a tri-fold sofa plus a second bunk — a genuine separate kids’ space, not just bunks in the hallway.

Watch the payload

A roughly 995-lb payload on an 11,295-lb GVWR is tight for a family bunkhouse this size — pack deliberately and weigh the loaded trailer.

Plan the tow truck honestly

A 10,300-lb dry weight and 1,140-lb dry tongue on a near-38-foot trailer want a well-equipped half-ton at minimum, and tow more comfortably behind a 3/4-ton — verify against your truck.

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

05 How it compares

↓ Step down
Reflection 312BHTS

The smaller bunkhouse — lighter, with more payload and a bunkhouse integrated into the main body rather than a separate rear room.

↔ Cross-shop
Reflection 345RLTS

The rear-living tri-slide — the same length class without the bunk room, for families who want living space over berths.

↔ Cross-shop
Grand Design Imagine 3210BH

Grand Design’s volume family bunkhouse one tier down — lighter and cheaper, with less residential finish.