Tiny trailer camper

When people think about living the van life, they usually conjure up images of a Skoolie adventure bus or one of the fancy Mercedes Sprinter Conversions that we covered a while back. From the best Ford Campers to the Nissan Camper workshop on wheels, hardened vandwellers and newcomers alike associate van life with 4×4 vehicles, […]

The small trailer market is getting more diverse every year. One of the newest designs to become available is the stylish and super light Armadillo trailer. Built in British Columbia, the 1,600 lb. trailer follows in the footsteps of the Boler and Trillium trailer, with a box steel frame and two-piece fiberglass shell. The Armadillo

Teardrop campers generally cost less than their more traditional counterparts. They are small, light, and aerodynamic, making them easy to tow without severely affecting fuel efficiency. They are more comfortable than tent camping, but less expensive and more versatile than an RV or large travel trailer. So, how much do teardrop campers cost? New teardrop

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xix2tLV4oc4Compactness of a camper is defined by the multifunctionality it can stuff into a form factor that’s otherwise small t

Discover creative small camper renovation ideas to efficiently transform your space. Explore practical solutions for compact camper makeovers.

We hit the road with the Vistabule Teardrop Trailer to see how it performed. The weather was challenging, but that just made for a better test run!

Why are these nostalgic mini camping trailers making such a strong comeback? Variety, style, convenience, price and ease of towing behind smaller cars, pickups and SUVs

DIY 4X8 Micro-Tiny House Camper on Harbor Freight Trailer: I got this idea from a multitude of TLC shows. I did homework on this for quite some time before pulling the trigger. Using a little luck and a combo of other Instructables and whatnot, we tossed this together in about 2 weeks of working evenings.

If you need proof that tiny spaces can pack a big style punch, look no further than this trailer redo from Becky Morgan and her wife Sarah Wackett (@builtbywackett). The couple found this 1958 Glendale trailer on a farm, where it had been sitting out in the elements for years. “There was mold, the inside was rotting, and it was dark and cold,” Becky says. “The sweetest guy sold it to us because he just wanted it off his property but it was in pretty bad shape.