Some you can drive, some you can haul in the back, or like these, you can pull them behind
you.
I'm Reacher, and here are 10 Caravans & Camper Trailers that you can take just about anywhere
you want to go.
Number Ten
The sleek design and light weight of this off-road hybrid camper is one of the many
options available for campers who have a compact approach to travel yet still want to go other
than just the closest national park.
The interior, although adequate in height, employs a pop-up roof which increases the
standing room to just under 6 1/2 feet.
The L shaped kitchen area includes a dual burner cooktop and sink, both with glass covers
as well as a 140 liter mini-fridge.
Twin benches with an adjustable table between them separate the rear kitchen from the sleeping
area in the front which includes a queen size bed.
Outside, which is where you want to be anyway when you're camping, you'll find an extra
kitchen unit which slides out to reveal a sink, dual burner cooktop, and two large prep
areas.
Options on the awning can provide an enclosure at the rear allowing use of the external showerhead.
Power comes from a 105 amp hour battery which can be supplemented with an optional 120 watt
solar panel.
Pricing on this one will run around $50,000 before options.
Number Nine
This handy trailer was re-introduced to the world under the Kerola brand after the original
manufacturer closed up shop.
Aptly named the "Hi-Lo" due to the telescoping design, the low profile towable manages a
height of just over 6 1/2 feet in travel mode.
When on site the top half hydraulically raises to increase the interior height to around
7 feet.
It still packs in all of the standard features you'd want in a camper including a front kitchen
area with a sink, an 85 liter mini-fridge, and a dual burner cooktop as well as a rear
sleeping area with a queen size bed.
There's also a side dinette area with bench seating and a table that lowers, allowing
this area to convert to an extra bed if needed.
Pricing on this one will run you about $17,500.
Number Eight
This trailer from American Dream is the epitome of what retro should be.
With everything stowed away in a frame measuring just 4 by 8 feet, it still manages a light
weight of only 650 pounds, making it easily towable by most smaller vehicles.
The whole design is kept simple with pop out windows that allow natural light and airflow
to an interior that has sleeping space for two people.
The included mattress folds up to create extra room for storage during travel if needed.
An external rear hatch raises to reveal a kitchen area with an included detachable sink
and storage for any necessities.
Another standard feature is the boat which attaches to the roof of the trailer.
It weighs just 87 pounds making it easy to maneuver when you want a bit of time out on
the water.
Many options are available for this one with a starting price just over $12,000.
Number Seven
Before I get started, I want to point out that all of the parts for these are reproduced
in a factory.
So all the hipsters out there can breathe a sigh of relief knowing the company isn't
actively buying up old VW vans and chopping them into campers.
This flagship model in the Dub Box line of campers has a fiberglass body measuring just
over 12 feet bumper to bumper with a pop-up roof that increases the internal standing
room to 6 1/2 feet.
The interior provides almost all of the needed amenities including a rear kitchenette with
a dual burner cooktop, sink, and a 48 liter fridge/freezer.
In the front you'll find a U-shaped couch with a stowaway dining table, allowing it
to be converted to a queen size bed.
Pricing for the Adventure II starts at $28,000.
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Number Six
This smallest offering from the Scamp line of campers has an interior space of 65 square
feet, making it just the right size for a couple or small family.
The rear of the camper houses the dinette area which includes bench seating and a wall
mounted table that folds down, allowing the area to convert to a queen size bed.
Moving forward you'll find a small cooking area containing a dual burner cooktop, sink,
and a 54 liter refrigerator.
This model offers multiple layouts which convert the front area to either an enclosed wetbath
or a dinette area that converts to bunk beds which double the sleeping space to accommodate
four people.
The cost on this one is dependent on the design with approximate pricing starting somewhere
in the $14,500 range.
Number Five
This next entry on our list looks a bit reminiscent of the Space Shuttle with it's black & white
paint scheme and tapered nose.
Manufactured by an Australian outfit named Ultimate, the Nexus has almost everything
you'd need for an excursion packed into a trailer just under 14 feet long and 6 1/2
feet wide.
A small staircase at the rear provides access to the interior which houses an L-shaped cooking
area complete with a dual burner cooktop, sink, and a 110 liter fridge/freezer while
sitting room comes in the form of a U-shaped leather bench.
A pop-up tent opens to reveal a sleeping space that includes a king-sized bed.
Bathing, if you choose to, is done using an external, detachable showerhead.
Power on this one is provided by a 160 watt solar panel feeding two 100 amp hour batteries.
Standard pricing will run around the $55,000 range.
Number Four
If you love teardrop campers but hate not having a shower inside then you are in luck.
NuCamp has managed to include one in their T@B 400 without sacrificing the amenities
you've still come to expect in a camper.
Everything is housed in an area measuring almost 94 square feet with a height of just
under 7 feet.
The side door opens to a front dinette area with bench seating and a removable table.
The kitchenette includes a sink and dual burner cooktop, both with glass covers as well as
a mini-fridge.
Opposite that is an enclosed wetbath having a fold-down sink, cassette toilet, a wall-mounted
shower head, and one of those super cool waterproof toilet paper holders that I want for my house.
The rear of the camper houses a sleeping area with a queen size bed, a television, and a
large stargazer window.
Pricing on this one will run you about $32,000.
Number Three
The saying "Everything but the kitchen sink" applies to the features this trailer has to
offer.
Only the kitchen sink is included.
The rugged, square edged design of the trailer has a length of 16 feet in travel mode which
increases to roughly 23 feet when fully set up.
The interior contains a sleeping area with a queen size mattress, dual 3 speed fans,
and a space heater mounted under the bed.
A fold out deck and large tent, which are attached to the rear hatch, can be set up
adding approximately 37 square feet of extra living space.
Outside you'll find a slide out kitchen area which includes a triple burner cooktop, a
sink with a glass cover, a large prep area, and a slide out tray for a fridge/freezer.
There's also a separate tent that can be set up and used with the attachable showerhead.
A Quick Cover Awning comes standard providing protection from the elements if needed.
Power comes from a 120 watt solar panel that feeds a 105 amp hour battery.
Pricing on this one starts around $53,000.
Number Two
The rugged looking exterior of this one is a sharp contrast to the luxurious nature of
what it has to offer on the inside.
The side door opens up to a front sleeping area that contains a walkaround queen size
bed with built in side tables and lights in the ceiling.
Moving back brings you to the kitchen area which has a sink, a 190 liter refrigerator,
a microwave, and a full size oven with a four burner combination cooktop.
Opposite that is a dinette with bench style seating and a tri-fold wall mounted table
which can accomodate up to four people.
The rear houses the bathroom which stretches the full width of the camper.
Features includes a cassette toilet with a ceramic bowl, a large countertop sink, a washing
machine, and an enclosed shower.
Pricing on this one starts around $48,000.
Number One
This innovative trailer is part of the 2720 series by Trailmanor.
It has a towing length of 20 feet which expands to 27 feet.
The added space comes from the two piece upper section which raises and slides out.
Inside you'll find a kitchenette with an oven and triple burner cooktop, an 85 liter fridge/freezer,
and a sink.
Opposite the cooking area is an enclosed bathroom which has a small tub with a shower, a stand-alone
sink, and a recirculating toilet.
Housed in the rear is a sleeping area containing a queen size bed.
Depending on which of the three layouts are chosen, the front area can include an extra
slideout in the lower section.
This can have either a dinette and a fold down table which doubles as an extra double
bed or a couch spanning the width of the camper with fold out wall mounted tables.
Pricing on this one starts around $24,000.
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