367BHS: a bunk room between the kitchen and the bath
The 367BHS borrows the rear living room of the 337RLS: a tri-fold sofa on the rear wall, a 40-inch entertainment center, microwave over the range, and 16-cubic-foot refrigerator in the off-door slide, theater seating and a booth dinette (swivel dinette optional) in the door-side slide, and an island between. Then, before the bath, Grand Design adds a room. Its off-door slide holds a tri-fold sofa with a 64-by-88-inch upper bed area above it, a desk sits on the door side, and the pantry is built into its rear wall, facing the kitchen.
Forward of the bath the front bedroom matches the 337RLS: a 60-by-80-inch queen in an off-door slide with a king listed as optional, washer/dryer prep, and TV prep. Outside, the door side carries a 4.1-cubic-foot refrigerator, a griddle, and a 21-foot awning.
367BHS drawing, Grand Design 2026 Reflection brochure →367BHS, last in line on size
More beds in the 367BHS, the same 39-gal black tank
The bunk room adds beds but not tank capacity. The 367BHS carries the same 39-gal black tank and 78-gal gray tank as the 360FLS, the 324MBS, and the 320MKS. The 362TBS, 1 ft 2 in shorter and 400 lb lighter, carries a 79-gal black tank, 40 gal more, and the 311BHS carries 87. If the bunk room and the front bedroom will both be full, that arithmetic belongs on the list next to the floor plan.
The length is the other cost. At 41 ft 1 in the 367BHS is the one Reflection that needs more than a 40-foot site, so campground reservations that list pad lengths decide more for this plan than for any sibling.
367BHS bunk-room and desk checks
- Find how the 64-by-88-inch upper bed area is reached and climb up. The drawing marks it above the tri-fold sofa in the bunk-room slide.
- Sit at the desk with the bunk-room slide in and then out. The desk is on the door side, across from the slide.
- Open the pantry on the bunk room's rear wall while someone stands at the island, and check that both can use the space at once.
- Before booking a site, confirm the pad length: at 41 ft 1 in, a pad listed as 40 feet is short.
367BHS specifications on record
Three Reflections to weigh against the 367BHS
A 36-inch flip-top over a 44-inch bottom bunk in the same mid-ship position, with a 92-inch U-shaped lounge at the rear and no booth dinette. It is 1,700 lb lighter and 550 lb lighter on the hitch, the lowest pin share in the family at 17.9%.
Open record →Bunks at the rear, twice the black tankReflection 362TBS1 ft 2 in shorter, 400 lb lighter, and 150 lb lighter on the hitch. Its rear room holds a 60-by-80-inch queen under a 54-by-74-inch top bunk, with 79 gal black. It is the tallest Reflection at 13 ft 5 in.
Open record →Same living room and bedroom, no bunk roomReflection 337RLSTake the bunk room out and this is what remains: 5 ft 6 in shorter, 1,700 lb lighter, and 250 lb lighter on the hitch, with 4 ft 5 in to spare on a 40-foot pad.
Open record →367BHS source trail
Length, weights, height, tank sizes, and room labels come from Grand Design's 2026 Reflection brochure, read again on 2026-09-26. The brochure states that its weights are the average of a standard build and that its heights exclude a second air conditioner. GVWR, sleeping capacity, and slide count in the table come from RVUSA's 2026 spec guide. Grand Design's current 367BHS page describes the 2027 model with different weights; this record uses the 2026 brochure.