Campers can save you over 50% on your travels for two people, and they're also a fun way
to see more of your country.
If you'de like to try out this carefree way to vacation, you'll find no shortage of excellent
choices.
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This innovative design combines the best materials to bring you one of the lightest yet most
robust campers on the market.
It's one of the leading off-road campers for those who enjoy heading off the beaten track.
One of these mini camper's best features is the exclusive and virtually indestructive
Line-X coating, which protects it from even the harshest elements.
Other highlights include: Folding windows with mosquito nets
an 80l water tank Easy-to-maneuver water system
High luminosity off-road lights Plus, all those little extras you need to
survive in the great outdoors.
Built to deal with the rugged Chilean landscapes, Campbox won't disappoint when it comes to
excellent performance coupled with rugged, compact, good looks.
This exceptionally-lightweight trailer makes camping more accessible for everyone.
You can tow it with almost any vehicle, and it has a bunch of extra conveniences too.
The camper's small frame sleeps up to three people, and the 5.5-foot headroom ensures
a comfortable stay.
Cozy and convenient, the interior features three movable mattresses, drawers and hanging
storage bags, and three sliding windows.
The kitchen includes a gas cooker, countertops, and a portable sink, and it's easy to use
both indoors and out.
A full side awning completes the picture.
This mini-caravan is a brilliant solution for a quick getaway for two.
The caravan features only the basics needed for a short stay, making use of innovative
design to keep things compact.
Each sidewall of the Microlite Sunstream's dedicated to a full-size single bed running
from front to back, with a cleverly designed kitchen unit on the front wall.
This tiny work area has a small oven and grill, a three-way fridge, and a good-size sink unit.
The Sunstream brand's well-known for its award-winning innovations in the field of lightweight travel,
and the Microlite is no exception.
Tvan's no stranger to the trailer industry, and the manufacturers have combined all their
best knowledge into the latest MK5.
Far from being a rehash of all that's gone before, the MK5 boasts over 250 improvements
in bodywork, as well as tents and awnings.
Designed with customer feedback in mind, the MK5 has a 120W solar panel as well as a higher
roof along with many other appealing first-time features.
Built to conquer the harsh Outback, this Australian design offers excellent off-road capabilities,
easy kitchen setup, and masses of storage.
Everything's heavy-duty about this camper trailer, including the chassis, tires, brakes,
and jockey wheel.
It's one of the best campers for those who like to rough-it in their spare time.
You can set your trailer up in 30 seconds, and it's highly customizable, sleeping up
to four people.
This rugged Rambo of the campervan industry's ready to handle whatever you throw at it.
It's equally at home on the beach or busy terrain and is ready for use at any time thanks
to its automatic deploying hardtop.
It's easy to hitch thanks to its 360-degree articulation hitch setup, and the independent
suspension with dual shock absorbers ensures effortless travel both on and offroad.
This is no ordinary trailer and perfectly suited to the fearless adventurer who knows
few boundaries.
If traveling light's your thing, you can't go wrong with this nifty little invention.
The Elektro Frosch falls somewhere between an electric tricycle and a pickup truck.
It weighs just 529 pounds and is the perfect fit for two campers interested in a nearby
weekend getaway.
This diminutive German design features a two-man rooftop tent, a folding outdoor kitchen, a
fold-up table, and a few basic kitchen utensils.
Practical and economical, the Elektro Frosch is the perfect fit for a father and son weekend
of fishing or a romantic weekend for two.
The Sierra may be the smallest of the Australian Off-Road campers, but it's big on convenient
features like an enclosed sleeping area and an undercover kitchen.
The body's made of durable composite panels, with stone protection where necessary, and
the entire vehicle has a long-lasting, unscratchable RAPTOR coating.
One of the best bits about the Sierra is that you can buy the affordable base model and
DIY your own extras, or buy add-ons as you can afford them.
Built Africa-tough, the Mobi-X trailer boasts a few caravan-like features such as a slide-out
to maximize your sleeping arrangements and LED lights.
It's also ready for off-roading with a galvanized chassis as well as heavy-duty brakes and suspension.
Despite its rugged capabilities, this tough camper's a good match for lighter tow vehicles
too.
Optional extras include a shower room, rooftop tent, and many other conveniences.
Designed in the Netherlands, the TAkOff is set to bring camping to the masses.
It's supremely lightweight, weighing less than 1,650 lbs, and easy to tow behind a small
car or electric vehicle.
The compact design quickly transforms from a day time dinette to a sleeping area and
has an attractive sticker price.
The TakOff combines the folding trailer's best aspects and the classic touring caravan
with low fuel consumption and small dimensions.
It's so small that you don't need any extra mirrors to tow it, and it's super-easy to
maneuver and park.
Setting it up's as easy as opening the hood of your car, making affordable, convenient
camping accessible to everyone.