New designs, new materials, and new electronic breakthroughs represented on this list of
10 of the latest mini campers and caravans built around the world.
They're packing the most modern, most sought after features that today's camping enthusiasts
are looking for.
I'm Glenn and here's that huge list.
Number Ten
This Vario 499 mini camper is based on a Citroën or Fiat and has seating for up to four people.
The interior comprises Rosewood finish cabinetry with brightly colored accents.
The two swiveling cab seats are facing the expandable dinette table and a two-person
couch.
Just to your left is a curved compact galley kitchen area with a three burner cookstove
and stainless sink.
Behind an accordion roller blind, is the well-equipped bathroom with a mineral basin, a large mirror
and cabinet, toilet, and the shower area.
You can't miss the high roof on the top.
That roof area features a large comfortable bed for two.
Number Nine
At just 18 feet long, two persons will be able to explore the countryside in comfort
in this small Wingamm motorhome.
A large front leaning skylight brings the outdoors into the cabin.
Entry is either from the driver's cab or via a rear door on the right of the camper.
An angled door hides the bathroom and shower room.
A galley kitchen is to the right with a fiberglass sink with cutting board, a glass-covered two-burner
cooktop, and the fridge freezer.
On the opposite side, the two front chairs swivel to face the comfortable L-shaped lounge
dinette area.
The side-to-side drop-down double bed is easy to pull down manually.
It has slats and a comfy memory foam mattress.
Roof lockers on the side are within easy reach.
Number Eight
This little caravan's white rounded body is unique because it's 100% waterproof, with
polyurethane foam insulation with no metal parts, making it corrosion-proof.
Opening the side entrance door reveals a comfortably styled interior.
The central kitchen features a sink, a two-burner cookstove, and a 70-liter Trivalent refrigerator.
There is also a corner washroom with a cassette toilet and shower area.
The cozy two-person dinette, which transforms into a double bed, features stain-resistant,
faux leather upholstery with contrasting plaid material.
Number Seven
Taking a design cue from the traditional pop-up tent campers, this "TakeOff" caravan from
Easy Caravanning of Holland takes a giant step forward.
The trailer has a strut assisted lift mechanism that lifts in seconds by just pushing up on
the rear after unlocking and dropping the step.
A front dinette has soft benches on the sides and quickly converts to an oversize queen
bed at night.
An optional kitchen block will install on the left of the center door.
It has a two-burner stove, a sink, and extra counter space.
Its light weight of 1,650 pounds and a low profile of 48 inches means it will tow behind
the smallest of cars.
The entire trailer with the tongue is 16 feet long.
Number Six
Designed to beat the rugged outback of Australia, Lumberjack Camper Trailers presents their
"Birdsville."
The compact caravan looks like many other hard-edged teardrops while being towed.
Still, the roof pops up and swings to the front yielding a large tent top that sleeps
two campers comfortably.
Inside are full-size bunk beds that will sleep two.
They also fold down for inside lounging.
Inside storage includes several lower cabinets.
It also features several outside storage doors containing a slide-out well-equipped kitchen.
A fold-down worktop and pantry are next to the kitchen.
A large awning annex with sides and floor can cover the outside area and make a fully
enclosed room.
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Number Five
Haaks Campers unveiled a new concept for camping recently.
It's "Opperland" is a tiny wooden home on the back of a flatbed truck.
It slides off a Ducato 3.5 T cab and chassis at the campsite and then extends and stands
on its hydraulic legs, leaving the vehicle available for day trips.
A dinette is just inside the large opening tailgate with open-air dining available.
The galley kitchen is next to the dinette, with an induction cooktop and a stainless
steel sink.
At the front corner is the small bathroom with a shower and toilet.
A tall staircase leads up to the double bed above the first-floor ceiling.
Number Four
A show van revealing just how small camper vans can be comes from "Outclass Cars" of
Japan.
They created the tiny camper, only 134 inches long, from a "Suzuki Every" van.
Starting with the stock micro-van, they added off-road components and a suspension lift.
A unique paint job highlights a front bull bar, KC driving lights, a front winch, and
a horizontal grill.
A custom made bed folds down at the rear seat area as a single mattress.
The van conversion is a sleeper van and does not have a kitchen or washroom.
Number Three
The rugged boxy trailer is trimmed in gray and black and comes with independent suspension,
16"x8" steel wheels with All-Terrain tires, and a side awning.
Lift the rear panel overhead, and the galley slides out from the rear with a propane stove,
a stainless steel sink, and an electric cooler refrigerator/freezer.
Two side doors open to reveal the neatly designed interior with a queen size sleeping space
for two with dimming LED lighting.
Number Two
A small campervan based on the Mitsubishi Delica is turning heads in the UK.
The "D:5 Terrain" Four Wheel Drive has sleeping for four and a fully electric lounge area.
Climbing in from the side sliding door, you face the kitchen galley with a stainless steel
sink and a two-burner stove with a fridge underneath.
A two-person lounge area faces the front, which also folds down into a bed.
The pop-top above supplies plenty of headroom and adds a bed for two additional passengers.
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Number One
Fargo Elite Cabins of Australia is building a unique unit that's equally at home on land
or the water.
It's configurable to be a camper trailer, a cabin retreat, a motorhome, or even a houseboat.
It can be ordered empty or a floor plan entirely outfitted, including a rear bathroom, a central
living area, and a front kitchenette and dining nook.
The sofa can also convert to a double bed at night.
If configured as a houseboat, the cabin floats on foam-filled catamaran hulls and powered
by a 90 horsepower outboard motor.
If set up for land caravan use, it rides on a tandem axle trailer with hydraulic brakes.
For road trips, the cabin can be a motorhome and mount behind the cab of a van.