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If you look at the picture in my sig, you'll see two doors at the front. The bigger is the two propane tanks. The smaller is the access on that side to the storage. That door is wide enough for a typical coleman propane camp stove to fit through. The other side has a door that is as wide as both of these put together. The storage compartment goes the whole way across the front. It is from the back of the small door almost all the way into the nose. I have never found a problem with the amount of storage that is in that compartment. Among other things, we usually have two clothes baskets for dirty clothes, 20 lynx levelers, coleman laterns, camp stove, 4-6 small bottles of propane, all of our campfire cooking stuff, two small folding tables, 5 chairs, awning lights, a box with the two original windows for our doors (we replaced ours with stained glass and I carry the originals just in case), 2 water hoses. You get the idea, I'm sure there are other odds and ends. Not sure about your model, but in the 30BH, the queen bed lifts so that I can access that compartment from inside the trailer. Nice Feature. I installed a 2nd 12v battery and I installed the A/B switch under the bed so I can change over without having to go outside in the middle of the night or in bad weather.
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. The only other thing that we found was the need for a 2nd 12v battery. The tinted windows on our ST almost require a light on anytime that you are inside. We dry camp alot and found that the most we could get was about 48 hours. That was without the furnace having to be used. Anyway, enough already...if you have questions, ask them anywhere on the forum. There are a lot of good people here, just don't invite them over, some of them tear out mailboxes when they leave 
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