No matter how you fancy your campouts, there is probably a rig you'll like covered in this video.
If you're the truck-bed camper type, then the sharp Supertramp Flagship LT may be right
up your alley.
Then again, the camper car enthusiasts looking for some compact fun may take a liking to
the Honda Element Micro Camper System.
And stick around until later if you want to see more of the self-proclaimed "most powerful
trailer on Earth"!
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I'm Glenn, and let's get to it.
For some, the luxury of picking up and leaving at any time for any amount of time is far
more appealing than something fancy with too many doodads.
That's what the Flagship LT from Supertramp Campers was made for, no more, no less.
The first thing that stands out is the design.
Perhaps it's not revolutionary in its aesthetics, but there is no doubting that sharp fiberglass construction.
It looks like it was made to sit on a truck bed because it was, and it couldn't be easier
to install with any full-size truck!
The electric pop-top, which hosts an appealing interior, with glacial valley or desert mesa
theme options, is the second notable thing.
The indoor shower and toilet are sure to be a blessing for most as well, and the solar-paneled
power system is nothing to scoff at.
For some, a fully-functioning van with a bit of on-the-go home living is more favorable
than an RV or traditional camper.
That's what you get with the Dailycamper from the company by the same name.
This mini-camper van is built from the bones of the Doblo, or as you may know it, the Ram
Promaster City.
The downsized camper van from Germany strips down the kitchen a tad, using only a portable
single-burner stove with a kitchen that can be used outside or in!
Below the rear bench is where the Dometic cool box is kept, and next to that is that
sacred optional portable toilet.
And even with the snug fit, a decent-sized bed can still fit inside to accommodate couples.
And suppose you plan to use the Dailycamper in your daily routine.
In that case, the kitchen block and floor can be removed to put in the original rear
passenger seats.
Honda serves up a tasty yellow treat that doesn't fuss over frivolities and instead
sticks to the less is more theory of design.
The N-Van is a tiny mobile hotel that masterfully utilizes its limited equipment.
The front and rear passenger seats fold flat to allow any inflatable sleeping pad to be used.
As these things tend to go, Honda offers multiple variants for their mini camper.
Still, they all run off the same 52 horsepower engine.
The Plus Style Fun variant includes a passenger-side awning and side-table, along with some minor additions.
The Compo gives the option for a solo experience or room for company with its quaint pop-top.
If all that is too much fluff, then a couple of models strip down the van to its bare essentials
while managing to slip a collapsible sink and drop-down outdoor working space.
Although, the price point of around $20,000 to $25,000 may be these campers' best selling point.
Going out and purchasing the latest greatest camper isn't required to enjoy the pastime.
If you happen to own a Honda Element, this one will be of particular interest to you.
This is the Micro Camper System by Fifth Element Camping, and it gives your ride some extra
use in the boonies.
So, what is it exactly?
This is a four-part system, with a cabinet, bed/bench combo, console and trays, and kitchen
and side table, all separately available for individual installation.
And according to Fifth Element, this modular system takes less than 10 minutes to assemble
or takedown.
It can also fit two passengers or three if you install a seat in place of the cabinet.
It should be noted that the Honda Element is no longer in production since 2011.
Let us know in the comments if these sorts of add-on campers are to your liking or if
you prefer the more well-rounded experiences!
Sometimes a reliable camper that can weather rain, sleet, and snow uphill or down is what's
needed for those extra special spots.
There are a few options available, and the Rocket Mountain Camper ranks itself among them.
This rugged beauty is sculpted from the Fiat Ducato from the German company known as Rocket Camper.
That's a hefty van with over 170 horsepower to lug around your weekend home with some
heavy-duty auxiliary lighting and all-terrain tires.
However, what's packed inside this thing?
Well, a bed is situated in the back with up-tilt capabilities, and an L-shaped kitchen is just
next to it with a single-burner stove and options for a dual-burner.
Stored side-by-side in the kitchen area is the 21-gallon fridge and portable toilet.
As it stands, the base kit sleeps two.
Still, many options are available, including a pop-up four-sleeper configuration, full
insulation, solar power, a water heater, and an outdoor awning.
The reliability of a Toyota Tacoma TRD combined with the performance and homeliness of a carbon
fiber camper is a mix one could dream of.
Luckily none of us need to because Truckhouse has set out to reinvigorate the marketplace
with their throwback piece simply named the BCT.
This twenty-one-footer features a double cab for a more spacious and inviting expedition.
Dual-paned windows stretch around the back half, opening the interior to a lot of much-appreciated sunlight.
A queen-sized bed is sequestered in the alcove with a wet bathroom right behind that.
Across the way from those is the dinette with a wraparound bench that can be converted into
a full-sized bed.
And in-between it all is the kitchen fully stocked with all you could want, from an oven
and dual-burner cooktop to a stainless steel sink and fridge.
Onboard heating and hot water are offered with the standard package with upgrade options
at various levels available for purchase.
Living Vehicle showcased its luxury trailer they claim is "the most powerful trailer on Earth."
Sitting at a staggering $500,000, this mobile home is more akin to a mobile apartment suite.
It is offered up in four different variants.
The high-end PRO-EV variant is outfitted with an upgraded solar energy system capable of
charging electric vehicles.
The other three variants are less powerful, but it does cut that tremendous price to half for
entry and still offers a wide array of upgrades, including a home theater and remote security.
The 2022 model is wrapped up in anodized aluminum which is supposedly three times as tough as
the standard variety.
The interior covers a whopping 232 square feet with no shortage of windows, skylights,
and sliding glass doors to open it all up.
Inside the floorplan is a kitchen with a three-burner oven and an all-electric solar fridge, along
with a bathroom featuring a rainfall shower and sleeping quarters with a queen-sized bed.
On the side of the trailer is a deck that can be lowered for outdoor comfort or raised
when you want to be on the go.
Clean energy is finding its way everywhere, and the Stella Vita is supposedly
the first solar-powered mobile home.
This milestone was designed by a team of university students that go by the name of Eindhoven.
Aside from being all solar powered, the Stella Vita also happens to sport a unique design that is striking and efficient.
The roof splays outward onto a set of wing-like structures to double the solar surface area.
The prototype is a step toward a greener future.
The students aim to draw attention to energy consumption, with all features powered by
solar energy, from driving to cooking to even taking a shower.
An infotainment system displays the power levels available and how the user can utilize
the energy.
Don't worry too much, though, because the whole system can be fully recharged in just
two sunny days.
And while on a full charge, this sun-hungry vehicle can travel a full 450 miles.
Gimmick or innovation?
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