The pop up options seem way too expensive for what you’re getting. The value for money just isn’t there. You might as well just get yourself a tent and save thousands of dollars if you want a pop up. To me, the whole point of getting a travel trailer is to not have to worry about being exposed to the elements.
Great video! My wife and I have owned our Grizzly Bear Model (Rustic Trails Teardrops) for 3 years and we love it. Small campers are not for everyone. Here is why we went with the Grizzly: 1. We can tow it easily with our Toyota Highlander 2. It fits perfectly in our 2 car garage next to said Highlander so it is only in the weather when we are camping. This alone adds years of life to it. 3. It has everything we need for camping: an air-conditioned, comfortable, safe place to sleep and tons of storage. We also have added a minifridge and a microwave. 4. We camp to be outdoors, not cooped up in a camper all day. 5. Because it is stored in our garage, we can hook the camper up and be on the road in less than 30 minutes which means we camp more often. 6. Because the camper is small, we can camp in spots that larger RVs cannot. Again, small campers are not for everyone. But neither are more expensive, heavier, harder to store, larger RVs.
Great comment and explanations,this is what I like to hear from someone first hand that knows what they are talking about. I also liked the look and size and outlay of the grizzly,it seemed the better option out of all of them for what I would want and reasonably priced too. Best wishes to you and your wife, happy camping to you,from, Auckland, New Zealand.I 👑⭐👍✅❤🙂🙂🙂
This is just exactly what I needed . I am retired and my wife retires this year . Her dream is to travel the country until she dies. Now I can see how we can afford to do it.
FOR ME, the most important item to have in a camper is a toilet with shower. And the 5° - "the Back Packer 2", is the camper trailer that comes closest to my preferences.
Wow, another awesome option. hank you Fantomas! TLove it! Do you know the starting price, I'm not seeing it onside. I know I can contact, but want to avoid incessant calling, too!
Yeah it's weird everyone insist on a galley and bed that takes up your entire floor space and a bunch of other BS but nobody seems to grasp the most bare essential necessities. Literally a toilet and a shower!! Crapping in the woods has a laundry list of issues/dangers BUT for some reason an outdoor kitchen matters more!?!?!? O.o wtf!? You can basically buy a mini grille at Walmart with a tiny folding table and literally fit everything in their grocery bag... You can literally just throw that in your tow vehicle and that's basically gonna do everything a damn galley would normally do for you. People are crazy paying more and or putting in a galley just so it could take up more of the last few inches of space you have left inside your already limited camper... There's gotta be something in the water because people aren't thinking straight... O.o
I just stumbled on this video, and I'm glad I did. I had no idea there were so many small, towable units out there. The people designing these things are definitely playing with a full deck. Cheers
You should check out the Runaway Camper, made in Florida. There are 3 models- the Range Runner (6x8) the Cool Camp (4x8) the venturist (for off road) and the slice (for motorcycles.) Very affordable and lightweight so can be towed by most vehicles.
Since Covid-19, small units like these are hard to keep in stock at dealers, and they command a bit of a premium over the prices you quoted, depending on the dealer you are working with. Look around and check out the used market over the next 6 months as many who buy these will want to trade them in on larger models. Just like when someone buys a Honda 250 street bike...its a great learner but the owner with a bit of experience will want to move up to a 750 or larger CC bike!
I loved the straight to the point production. Especially the pricing points! I can always look for more detailed reviews on campers that interest me. Could you put together another preview of campers from $10,000 to $15,000?
Wow...As a first timer just curious about this market (as I near 70!), I was quite frankly most impressed! Who knows, this initial visit could lead to some life changes!
I'm surprise the Runaway for around $4k wasn't mentioned. It's lightweight, basic and easy to tow. Then again, the demand for little trailers is so high that more mfrs are getting involved and customer can choose how basic or fancy to go.
Thank you for suggesting other options because listing discontinued trailers is useless information! Updated: I just researched the Runaway and it is an excellent option that should have been mentioned, I love it! Thank you Tina!
The Viking and the E-pro are the types i would be interested in. that e-pro seems to have everything, it's light, has big tires, the outdoor kitchen, but comfy indoor bed, with speakers, tv etc. it's one of the few I have seen that has a ceiling mounted AC instead of a regular window mount type AC.
I'm looking for a small RV, possibly with a toilet, so this list was really helpful! I particularly like the "little guy mini max" and the Sunray mini - thanks for the info.
Some good ideas here. I think I'm going to have to DIY my trailer to get the mix of "musts" & "wannas" that will work for me at a price that won't make me weep...
These are all excellent videos that are helping me choose what options I need and which ones I just want. In addition it is allowing me to truly understand what it will cost me to get the required options. Good Job Minds Eye Design.
I love what you said about what you need and what you want. Reminds me of my grandfather. He used to always say "what you need and what you want are two different things". Which is so true. Seems like today alot of people worry about what they want more than the necessities that they need. Sorry for blabbing, I just loved your comment about wants and needs. Much love and God Bless ❤💙🦅🇺🇸🙏
Reading some of the comments. It is obvious that some of the commenters don't overland or spend time outdoors. As for the prices. Teardrops have been legendary for their durability. Therefore they have value. My wife and I are 65. I still work, but my wife has retired this year. We have shopped for campers, trailers, and roof tents. We have a Ram 2500 4wd, Ram 15004wd, Dodge Durango Awd, and a Ford Explorer 4wd. We do have a bumper pull 27ft travel trailer. And an assortment of tents. The trailers in the video would be perfect for many campgrounds that are too small for our 27 footer. Or that the terrain to get there, is too rugged. As much of the BLM land in the Western USA is. And these trailers are less likely to get you a t-shirt from "Matt's Offroad Recovery" here on TH-cam, "I made a call." I am 6'2"
Well said, thank you for the feedback. If I posted a video about campers under 20 dollars some people would still complain about the price. I don't even look at prices or consider them in 99% of the videos I make lists for. I focus on design and function. This video was for those who post everything is unaffordable in our videos. I use to go look at campers with my dad and we loved looking at the pricey ones but we never made a fuss about not being able to afford them. Seems some may expect the makers of campers to sell them at no profit. It's certainly more entertaining looking at the those with all the bells and whistles.
It amazes me how sophisticated the small Campervan market is in the US compared to Australia. Your Teardrops are very appealing and start at a fraction of the cost here in Australia. Maybe there is an opportunity for a canny manufacturer to emigrate and start off here in OZ?
In December 2023 I will be fuly retired and looking forward to hitting the open road with my furbaby. I was delighted to know that a couple of the makers are in NC and very near me. This really gave me a new perspective on my future adventures. There is so much to learn, so thanks for the wonderful and detailed information. Great video for the new and mature campers.
I'd like to see more smaller trailers for ONE person, and a dog or 2. Not 5 people. I like the "skylight" option on some I've seen. Where you can see the stars from bed.
They need to make one with a pull out toilet with the tent style poop up to create the bathroom the sunray is my favorite it has it all I would like it more if it was koloa priced
This video basically convinced me not to get a small camper, the prices are outrageous for, what are in most cases a pop up tent. I could spend the same or a little more and get a very nice mid sized camper.
You left out one of the very best brands. Hiker Trailer Indiana makes the best tear drop campers out there and they're still selling them at amazing prices.
Great video. I just moved into a 28ft Winnebago but would like to visit family all across north America. As a 55+ solo female I don’t want to haul my huge home all over. And camper vans are out of my price range. I had been thinking small camper and looking at the rpod which didn’t make your list. Thanks for giving me a broader list to investigate that’s within my price range.
Thank you for this!! I own a 35ft travel trailer that's great when we have the kids, but when its just partner and I, I've been thinking about one of these. When no kids we like to use a good old fashioned tent,, however weather comes into play. This would extend our allowance for weather.
If you hate tents that much, which is all most of these really are, glorified tents, you could buy a van or a truck with a top over the bed, take everything out the back and throw down a mattress and be done, AND you have the vehicle all in one. And you could even get a camping toilet if you really want one. If you want more stuff, then thats what RV's are.
We love the MYPOD too! I know we have featured it at least twice over the years. To answer your question as to why no MYPOD in this video,. No reason other thn we have already featured it in the past. Here's our playlist of small/mini campers if you're interested. Thanks for watching! th-cam.com/play/PLJmAwjBwlfgKzh_pzlYxTBeKuV8mbgnNb.html
I would love to see a small hard camper that has an inside kitchen and an inside shower maybe an incinerator toilet just my thoughts in some way to add an e bike to the back that is protected from the elements with ac and heat Give me a heated floor
These look great! I just wanted to have a small trailer and a step up from my regular tent/car camping. And these fit the bill! Excited to look more into these at my local dealer.
So how do you power all of the electric appliances in these units? Do you have to go to a campsite with electric access? Do they use battery or solar power? Can you run the engine from your tow vehicle?
Some amazing stuff here. The big disappointment though was that Timberleaf. Basically a small bed with a shelf and some insulation for $8,000? At that level of minimalism I'd recommend getting a big pop-up tent, an air compressor, some inflatable mattresses and portable heating, lights, etc. Basically you'd have equal comfort, twice the space and save about $7,800.
The pop up options seem way too expensive for what you’re getting. The value for money just isn’t there. You might as well just get yourself a tent and save thousands of dollars if you want a pop up. To me, the whole point of getting a travel trailer is to not have to worry about being exposed to the elements.
agreed .. bears or weirdos in the woods lol
I agree, they don't last no longer than a tent and they leak and mold. For the money it just don't add up.
you could just buy and tow flat trailer and put a tent on it.
Exactly
Yes some don’t seem like trailer but tents
Great video! My wife and I have owned our Grizzly Bear Model (Rustic Trails Teardrops) for 3 years and we love it. Small campers are not for everyone. Here is why we went with the Grizzly: 1. We can tow it easily with our Toyota Highlander 2. It fits perfectly in our 2 car garage next to said Highlander so it is only in the weather when we are camping. This alone adds years of life to it. 3. It has everything we need for camping: an air-conditioned, comfortable, safe place to sleep and tons of storage. We also have added a minifridge and a microwave. 4. We camp to be outdoors, not cooped up in a camper all day. 5. Because it is stored in our garage, we can hook the camper up and be on the road in less than 30 minutes which means we camp more often. 6. Because the camper is small, we can camp in spots that larger RVs cannot. Again, small campers are not for everyone. But neither are more expensive, heavier, harder to store, larger RVs.
What does the air conditioner operate off of, solar?
Great comment and explanations,this is what I like to hear from someone first hand that knows what they are talking about. I also liked the look and size and outlay of the grizzly,it seemed the better option out of all of them for what I would want and reasonably priced too. Best wishes to you and your wife, happy camping to you,from, Auckland, New Zealand.I 👑⭐👍✅❤🙂🙂🙂
@@cliffarend7008 no it runs on shore power. Using solar only the Maxx air fan and lights can be used.
@@jmc2567 thank you for the kind words! Happy camping to you too, friend
How much did you pay for it?
This is just exactly what I needed . I am retired and my wife retires this year . Her dream is to travel the country until she dies. Now I can see how we can afford to do it.
FOR ME, the most important item to have in a camper is a toilet with shower.
And the 5° - "the Back Packer 2", is the camper trailer that comes closest to my preferences.
Wow, another awesome option. hank you Fantomas! TLove it! Do you know the starting price, I'm not seeing it onside. I know I can contact, but want to avoid incessant calling, too!
Yeah it's weird everyone insist on a galley and bed that takes up your entire floor space and a bunch of other BS but nobody seems to grasp the most bare essential necessities. Literally a toilet and a shower!! Crapping in the woods has a laundry list of issues/dangers BUT for some reason an outdoor kitchen matters more!?!?!? O.o wtf!?
You can basically buy a mini grille at Walmart with a tiny folding table and literally fit everything in their grocery bag... You can literally just throw that in your tow vehicle and that's basically gonna do everything a damn galley would normally do for you.
People are crazy paying more and or putting in a galley just so it could take up more of the last few inches of space you have left inside your already limited camper...
There's gotta be something in the water because people aren't thinking straight... O.o
I just stumbled on this video, and I'm glad I did. I had no idea there were so many small, towable units out there. The people designing these things are definitely playing with a full deck. Cheers
Excellent video for those of us moving up from just a tent & cot, sleeping bags, to an affordable trailer. Thank you for this summary!
2 years old and this video is still relevant. Thank you so much!
You should check out the Runaway Camper, made in Florida. There are 3 models- the Range Runner (6x8) the Cool Camp (4x8) the venturist (for off road) and the slice (for motorcycles.) Very affordable and lightweight so can be towed by most vehicles.
Since Covid-19, small units like these are hard to keep in stock at dealers, and they command a bit of a premium over the prices you quoted, depending on the dealer you are working with. Look around and check out the used market over the next 6 months as many who buy these will want to trade them in on larger models. Just like when someone buys a Honda 250 street bike...its a great learner but the owner with a bit of experience will want to move up to a 750 or larger CC bike!
Lot's of variety, and focus on the important features. No fluff. Good job!
Why did you put an apostrophe in Lots? Stop it.
I loved the straight to the point production. Especially the pricing points! I can always look for more detailed reviews on campers that interest me. Could you put together another preview of campers from $10,000 to $15,000?
Hello Stevie ray, thank you for watching! Trying but they are harder to find nowadays.
Almost all the campers shown here are today, 2 years later in that price range of 10 to 15k.
Wow...As a first timer just curious about this market (as I near 70!), I was quite frankly most impressed! Who knows, this initial visit could lead to some life changes!
I bought a Tiguan and didn't even realize it COULD tow 1500 lbs!
“Go places that... what? What was it!? Nooo!” 5:49
I'm surprise the Runaway for around $4k wasn't mentioned. It's lightweight, basic and easy to tow. Then again, the demand for little trailers is so high that more mfrs are getting involved and customer can choose how basic or fancy to go.
Thank you for suggesting other options because listing discontinued trailers is useless information! Updated: I just researched the Runaway and it is an excellent option that should have been mentioned, I love it! Thank you Tina!
I want more for one person. You only need a single to sleep and not even
The Viking and the E-pro are the types i would be interested in. that e-pro seems to have everything, it's light, has big tires, the outdoor kitchen, but comfy indoor bed, with speakers, tv etc. it's one of the few I have seen that has a ceiling mounted AC instead of a regular window mount type AC.
Thank you, I'm getting better options from comments!
my favorite too! seems to have it all, including price tag. super convenient for a solo traveler that wants the commodities of home
I'm looking for a small RV, possibly with a toilet, so this list was really helpful! I particularly like the "little guy mini max" and the Sunray mini - thanks for the info.
Some good ideas here. I think I'm going to have to DIY my trailer to get the mix of "musts" & "wannas" that will work for me at a price that won't make me weep...
True... very over priced for just a bed 😄
DIY! Me too buddy.
@@catgrrrl5666I don't need a bed if it'll fit my adjustable and captain's dresser under it!
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These are all excellent videos that are helping me choose what options I need and which ones I just want. In addition it is allowing me to truly understand what it will cost me to get the required options. Good Job Minds Eye Design.
I love what you said about what you need and what you want. Reminds me of my grandfather. He used to always say "what you need and what you want are two different things". Which is so true. Seems like today alot of people worry about what they want more than the necessities that they need. Sorry for blabbing, I just loved your comment about wants and needs. Much love and God Bless ❤💙🦅🇺🇸🙏
Now this is the video I've been looking for. Thank you guys for putting this together.
This is pretty great! Thanks for the simple and comprehensive list!
Reading some of the comments. It is obvious that some of the commenters don't overland or spend time outdoors. As for the prices. Teardrops have been legendary for their durability. Therefore they have value. My wife and I are 65. I still work, but my wife has retired this year. We have shopped for campers, trailers, and roof tents. We have a Ram 2500 4wd, Ram 15004wd, Dodge Durango Awd, and a Ford Explorer 4wd.
We do have a bumper pull 27ft travel trailer. And an assortment of tents. The trailers in the video would be perfect for many campgrounds that are too small for our 27 footer. Or that the terrain to get there, is too rugged. As much of the BLM land in the Western USA is. And these trailers are less likely to get you a t-shirt from "Matt's Offroad Recovery" here on TH-cam, "I made a call."
I am 6'2"
Well said, thank you for the feedback. If I posted a video about campers under 20 dollars some people would still complain about the price. I don't even look at prices or consider them in 99% of the videos I make lists for. I focus on design and function. This video was for those who post everything is unaffordable in our videos. I use to go look at campers with my dad and we loved looking at the pricey ones but we never made a fuss about not being able to afford them. Seems some may expect the makers of campers to sell them at no profit. It's certainly more entertaining looking at the those with all the bells and whistles.
I love the idea that they force you to spend time outdoors, as opposed to just brionging your house with you
I pretty much like all these campers and think they could be pulled by my smaller car, thank you Minds Eye for a good list of smaller campers!!!!
Kodiak. Stealthy/Sturdy/Classy. Definitely not a toy. Strong RV for the family. Budgeted.
No7 is a perfect choice in my opinion
It amazes me how sophisticated the small Campervan market is in the US compared to Australia. Your Teardrops are very appealing and start at a fraction of the cost here in Australia. Maybe there is an opportunity for a canny manufacturer to emigrate and start off here in OZ?
Somehow you make the most simple options seem like luxurious add ons lol
"This camper comes with radial tires and 2 doors" 🤣
In December 2023 I will be fuly retired and looking forward to hitting the open road with my furbaby.
I was delighted to know that a couple of the makers are in NC and very near me.
This really gave me a new perspective on my future adventures. There is so much to learn, so thanks for the wonderful and detailed information. Great video for the new and mature campers.
I love the Flagstaff Mini - Private toilet, comfortable sofa to table and lovely kitchen.
I'd like to see more smaller trailers for ONE person, and a dog or 2. Not 5 people. I like the "skylight" option on some I've seen. Where you can see the stars from bed.
They need to make one with a pull out toilet with the tent style poop up to create the bathroom the sunray is my favorite it has it all I would like it more if it was koloa priced
Great work! Would love to see a video with the same concept, but more rear outdoor kitchen designs for mini off road trailers
Cold state. Can't imagine having to get coffee OUTSIDE.
Every one of the demos shown were WINNERS
IMHO !!! Thanks ...
I like them all..
But the Papa Bear is my Favorite...
All I want is bed and toilet and vents, and screens!
I absolutely love this video. so many of the campers would be perfect for me. now I will have to watch it again and again!!!!!
Have fun!
@@mindseyedesign I will!!!!!!!
This is Thompson-Technology at it's finest!!
I love, love small and cheaper campers!!! Great video!!! Thank you!!!!!
the VIKEING IS REALLY A GOOD CAMPER TO CHECK OUT! IT LOOKS LIKE I T HAS ALOT FOR THE MONEY
I prefer the larger 12 foot max with side door so I could put my bike inside
I was a designer for roadcruiser back in the 70's we made small rvs
You’ve got to check out jumping jack trailers. Another pop up type. Super fun.
Hi Glenn. You're amazing! Thank you for making this. You decreased my list down to 2
This video basically convinced me not to get a small camper, the prices are outrageous for, what are in most cases a pop up tent. I could spend the same or a little more and get a very nice mid sized camper.
The pricing of these things is a nightmare, and these are the cheap ones.
Unfortunately these things don't scale well. At the high end of these things you could spend a few thousand more and get ALOT more camper.
Don't forget to check out Three Dogs Offroad. They make some great teardrop trailers starting at 8K with a lot of standard options.
Found Sherpa Trailers in Libby, MT and couldn't be happier with the performance so far!
I made mine out of, aluminum trailer, carbon fiber, wood, solar, custom, etc. Under 5k.
That is awesome!
Awesome video. Shared the link with friends. Thank you for putting this together!
What happened to Backpacker2 XT info? Got cut off. Did enjoy different models but the BP XP was my favorite. Thanks.
You left out one of the very best brands. Hiker Trailer Indiana makes the best tear drop campers out there and they're still selling them at amazing prices.
The voice actors here are amazing.
Thank you! I'll pass that a long. 😃
This is an eye opener to small campers. Thx!
That’s me setting up the Rustic Trail Grizzly Bear around 10:46 😂 I feel famous
👏👏👏Well done!!
Backpacker 2 is the one for me.if I had the money 💴.👍
The sun ray 109 have gone way up in price. Upwards of $14k mid July 2021
Thank you.
The E-pro is the one I'm sold on thanks so much!!
Good choice!
Thanks for putting all this information in one place!👍
i really like the kestrel
I really like flagstag epro, nice interiors, nice kitchen, microwave,fridge and ac. Great
Awesome video one hell of a truck beautiful
GOOD JOB MINDS EYE!!!
Nice video. I am surprised you didn’t include any of the MicroLite trailers (Elkhart, Indiana)
Great content! Thanks for sharing, looking for these options with the bathroom, very helpful!
Something to live in full time I'm senior citizen
Good video 👍👍
Great video. I just moved into a 28ft Winnebago but would like to visit family all across north America. As a 55+ solo female I don’t want to haul my huge home all over. And camper vans are out of my price range. I had been thinking small camper and looking at the rpod which didn’t make your list. Thanks for giving me a broader list to investigate that’s within my price range.
I'd go small school bus, imo. Very solid vehicles, cheap to aquire and EXTREMELY durable. Tho parts might cost more. Also have little 4-6 window ones.
wow! I could use just about any of these especially having only a mini van! Thx for posting really helpful!
Bear Apachee has a top hinged window on the back that was not visible from the inside, what is this for, a cooking area?
Great video. Ty.
Thank you for this!! I own a 35ft travel trailer that's great when we have the kids, but when its just partner and I, I've been thinking about one of these. When no kids we like to use a good old fashioned tent,, however weather comes into play. This would extend our allowance for weather.
As long as it has a shitter, i’m good to go!
Well, stick a chem toilet in a minivan and you're all set. Just saved you $9,900. You're welcome
@@gellotionOr pine pellets for cats
If you hate tents that much, which is all most of these really are, glorified tents, you could buy a van or a truck with a top over the bed, take everything out the back and throw down a mattress and be done, AND you have the vehicle all in one. And you could even get a camping toilet if you really want one. If you want more stuff, then thats what RV's are.
So many products I never heard of..
I will keep checking things out
Nice designs
Why no MYPOD...we love the pod, tow with a chevy bolt, camped in 30 dg, camper staed in high 50s
We love the MYPOD too! I know we have featured it at least twice over the years. To answer your question as to why no MYPOD in this video,. No reason other thn we have already featured it in the past. Here's our playlist of small/mini campers if you're interested. Thanks for watching! th-cam.com/play/PLJmAwjBwlfgKzh_pzlYxTBeKuV8mbgnNb.html
Great video. I liked it because you have a great gambit of teardrops and campers under 1500 pounds which is what i was looking for.
Really cool and fun minis
THIS IS A GREAT AND I MEAN GREAT VIDEO. IT MAKES CAMPING AFFORDABLE FOR A LOT OF PEOPLE. GREAT JOJ! THANKS!
Option in each company Vans, for the Mercedes Benz 4 wheel drive diesel 170 Wheelbase (4 seasons so water don't freeze during the Winter Months)
Thanks Great video, very informative, hope to see more.
This was really produced well! Great job and that and all of the information! Thank You.
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@mindseyedesign It's been so good, I've watched it a few times! Great production and information!
Great selection of campers and great video presentation.👍
I just googled some of these and the prices you mention is not even close. The Flagstaff E-pro starts at $16,000.
We are looking for a two person small trailer with a bathroom / shower. Any suggestions?
Very nice video. I didn't know about some of them. Very good options to go look for.
Great video, the Koala was just my size, but Papa Bears was nifty as heck.
Great Content ..... please continue along this line of Future Videos !
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Very interesting... Hope it launches in India too
Where can you get ANY of these in Florida?
Hello J. B. Lynch, for your convenience, the website links are listed in the video description. Thank you for watching!
Saw some really cool mini’s. Trying to figure which one would be best and dog-friendly. Great video!
Dog friendly? Yeah, unless it's a Maltese and even then!
Very cool video
I would love to see a small hard camper that has an inside kitchen and an inside shower maybe an incinerator toilet just my thoughts in some way to add an e bike to the back that is protected from the elements with ac and heat
Give me a heated floor
then you should check out the escape trailer, but it’s 3x the price of any on this video.
These look great! I just wanted to have a small trailer and a step up from my regular tent/car camping. And these fit the bill! Excited to look more into these at my local dealer.
So how do you power all of the electric appliances in these units? Do you have to go to a campsite with electric access? Do they use battery or solar power? Can you run the engine from your tow vehicle?
Deep cycle batteries are the most common method. If they need to run ac units or other appliances, generators are also utilized.
Some amazing stuff here. The big disappointment though was that Timberleaf. Basically a small bed with a shelf and some insulation for $8,000? At that level of minimalism I'd recommend getting a big pop-up tent, an air compressor, some inflatable mattresses and portable heating, lights, etc. Basically you'd have equal comfort, twice the space and save about $7,800.
That's really cool....do they make something similar you can pull behind a 4 wheeler?
Love this video ! Love the larger teardrop campers!♥️
Bosto to everyone listening 🕊🇬🇧
Fast forward to the 11:29 mark. 😂
Hiker Trailers are amazing. Even cheaper then all of the others listed. Very customizable to whatever you need. Starting price at 6000
If looking for a bullet proof, well built, off road rugged unit……take a look at the VRV Flyer