- [Narrator] Whether you're towing it or driving it
a camper is a a must-have
for almost any outdoor adventure.
This is Reacher with Mind's Eye Design
and here are 10 caravans, campervans, and trailers
to up your camping game.
Before we get started
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Number ten.
This entry from Airstream is a far cry
from the aluminum shell trailers your parents were pulling
behind their vehicles so many years ago.
A rear entry door opens up to a compact floor plan
that has enough room for all the comforts of home.
Tinted windows, as well as a panoramic window
that wraps around the front
provide natural light to the interior.
There's also LED lighting
that can be controlled via Bluetooth.
It includes a queen-size bed,
a full bathroom and shower,
a microwave, a 3.2 cubic-foot refrigerator,
and a dianette area with a dual-burner range and sink.
Popup USB ports and 110 volt outlets
offer power for any devices as needed.
Other features include an exterior shower,
a powered awning with LED lighting,
and pre-wiring for supplemental solar power.
Pricing starts at just under $46,000.
Number nine.
This behemoth is everything you'd need
for a trip into the wilds of nature.
It comes in six models
ranging in length from 21 to 23 feet
with the largest being able to sleep up to seven people.
The dianette area has a 190 liter fridge freezer,
a four-burner stove, a gas oven, a microwave,
a sink, a pullout pantry,
and bench seating with a removable table.
The large bathroom has a toilet and vanity
as well as a separate shower.
Other features include a roof-mounted AC,
a TV with a DVD player
a washing machine, and a stereo sound system.
A wall unit displays information
for monitoring the 232 gallon water tanks
as well as managing the power
which is provided by solar panels
and a 100 amp battery with an integrated charger.
Pricing on this one can be found
by contacting the manufacturer.
Number eight.
At first glance
you might mistake this camper for a utility van
with its plain white exterior and single window on each side
but inside, there's no mistaking
what this thing is made for.
It measures just over seven feet in width
and 17 and a half feet in length
with a height of nine feet.
The fiberglass monocoque body sits on a Volkswagen T6 base
powered by a 2-liter 150 horsepower turbo-diesel engine.
The entrance door is at the rear of the right side.
This unique placement allows more room for the kitchen area
which has a dual-burner range, a sink, and a mini-fridge.
The wet bath includes a toilet, sink
and handheld shower head.
What appears to be the ceiling
is actually a dropdown double-bed
that can handle up to 770 pounds
and sleep two people comfortably.
Pricing can be found by contacting the manufacturer.
Number seven.
This entry is everything you'd want in a campervan
assuming you want a house on wheels.
The aluminum and fiberglass constructed body
rides on a Mercedes-Benz 3500 Sprinter Cab chassis.
It's powered by a 3-liter V6 Diesel engine
that provides 16 to 18 miles per gallon.
The first thing you'll see upon entering is the lounge area
which offers multiple seating arrangements.
The galley area includes a sink, a dual-burner gas stove,
a microwave, a pullout pantry
and a 6.7 liter fridge freezer.
The bathroom has a toilet and sink
as well as a separate shower area.
The main bed is stowed away
behind the front lounge area when not in use
while an L-shaped sofa in the rear
provides extra living and sleeping space.
Other features include TVs in the front and rear,
a stereo system with speakers in the ceiling,
and USB ports throughout.
Pricing on this one starts at around $130,000.
Number six.
This entry is everything you'd want in a teardrop trailer
assuming you don't want a house on wheels.
A door on either side of this micro camper
opens up to an interior that offers
a little under 40 square feet of living space.
Two side windows measuring three feet wide
as well as a large wraparound window
provide natural lighting that makes the trailer feel
more spacious than it is.
A table with bench seating is at the front of the trailer.
The rear wall has a sound system and AC unit built into it.
There's also two foldable couches
that expand into beds if needed.
An external kitchen housed in the rear of the trailer
has a three-burner stove, a sink,
a microwave, and a slide-out fridge.
Pricing on this one can be found
by contacting the manufacturer.
Number five.
This popup can be parked and set up in under five minutes.
Conqueror's UEV-310 Extreme has a body shell
made from electro-galvanized steel
which has a total dry weight of 1500 pounds.
It has rails on top to accommodate a tent
that can sleep up to four people.
Optional awnings can increase the sleep space
as well as the outdoor living area.
Extra features include an 85 liter fridge freezer,
a 24 gallon freshwater tank, a fold-down table,
and two cubic meters of storage.
But don't let the lack of features
or the small size of this one fool you.
It can handle up to 1700 pounds of gear if needed.
The base price on this one starts out at $20,600.
Number four.
This truck camper may not look like
its modern-day fiberglass brethren
but it can still compete with the best of them.
It's available in five different versions
with the option of having one custom build if needed.
Loading and unloading can be done in under 10 minutes
allowing use of the vehicle after the camper is set up.
Each one is built by hand at lengths ranging
from 12 and a half feet to 17 feet.
A door on each side, as well as a rear double-door
provides multiple entrances.
The interior contains a removable dianette table,
a dual-burner stove, an oven, a sink,
a nine liter fridge freezer, and a full bathroom.
It can sleep up to three people with the included bed
and bench seats that convert to an extra bed.
Integrated 400 watt solar panels
provide power for the AC, heating, and lighting.
Pricing starts at around $80,000.
Number three.
This entry epitomizes the words form and functionality
and sometimes, that's all you need
in a world of big features and even bigger trailers.
It's being touted as the world's first
expandable wheelless trailer due to it being supported
by the vehicle's trailer hitch during transportation
instead of being towed.
Once you're onsite
it has built-in legs that drop into place
allowing you to leave it set up
and use the vehicle independently.
It's almost three feet wide and opens telescopically
to a length of seven feet
providing enough room to sleep two adults.
A roof vent and two windows provide ventilation as needed.
It also comes with a USB port and a 12 volt light.
When it's closed, it can serve as a watertight cargo carrier
with over 36 cubic feet of space
and load capacity of 150 pounds.
Currently, it's in pre-order status
with a price of $3500.
Number two.
This handy little towable would be perfect
for anyone looking to enjoy the outdoors.
It comes in four models with options that should appeal
to even the most seasoned of campers.
A monocoque fiberglass body
sits on a galvanized steel chassis
measuring 14 feet in length and almost seven feet in width.
The internal standing height can be raised up to six feet
with the pop-top ceiling panel.
The interior is accessed through a rear door.
Features include a dual-burner stove, a sink,
a fridge freezer, a flush toilet,
and a removable full-size table.
The wraparound seating can be converted into two twin-beds
or a king-sized bed as needed.
Pricing on these ranges from $13,200 to £19,600.
While you're daydreaming about your next outdoor excursion
be sure and let us know in the comments
your preference for roughing it in nature.
Number one.
This camper's what other campers wanna be when they grow up.
The body's composed of fiberglass three centimeters thick
and sits on a steel chassis with full off-road capabilities.
It weights in at a modest 5500 pounds
and measures 21 feet in length
six and a half feet in width
and almost eight feet in height.
Inside, you'll find a queen-size bed,
a stereo system, and a lounge area
that seats up to five people with a removable table.
There's also a sink and an under seat toilet.
Outside is where the living is supposed to happen.
A huge 121 square foot awning
provides protection from the elements.
Slide-out kitchen includes a three-burner stove,
a slide-out fridge freezer,
and a sink with hot and cold water.
There's also a hardtop shower pod that sets up in minutes.
Power is supplied by two 160 watt solar panels
and two 120 amp batteries, as well as the option
to connect to an external power supply.
Pricing on this one can be found
by contacting the manufacturer.
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