If you haven't done so, join the Montana Owners forum also. Lots of good stuff over there specific to our Montana's, not just Keystone in general. This is a great site, and I love it too. Lots and lots of helpful stuff going on when you use both of these forums together. Check it out, if haven't done so already:
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Ours is a front living room and it's great. The kitchen is in the middle, bedroom in the back. Our model also has the second door on the opposite side. So we have doors on both sides of the trailer.
The front living room is absolutely great! Windows all around, you sit higher and can actually see the tops of other trailers, and the space is great.
At one point, we had 22 people inside our Montana when we had a family gathering at a State Park. It rained the morning we were to leave. Everyone was going to be responsible for the own breakfast that morning, but somehow, those that stuck around a bit longer, decided to congregate at our site. We pooled all our breakfast stuff together, and before we knew it, we had 22 people inside the camper, sitting comfortably, all enjoying breakfast. I was the only one that did not get somewhere to sit. I ended up sitting on the steps going from the kitchen to the living room.
More than likely, you'll end up with Thomas Payne furniture. Oursot is hold up pretty good and we have a 7 year old grandson, 2 dogs and a cat this is not very kind to the furniture. And it still looks good, no rips, tears, wear, or nothing, considering all the abuse it takes. My son did break one of the kitchen chairs. I was able to fix it and it's now in the corner, where it can't tip backwards any more. Lesson learned.
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