A midsize camper trailer can comfortably be towed by most SUVs and vans.
Along with this, it has plenty of room for most families looking to get away and relax
on holiday.
I'm Reacher.
They're not too big, and they're not too small, which makes the 10 midsize campers and caravans
in this video, just right.
Number Ten
Loads of features can be found in this off-road caravan from Australia's Complete Campsite.
The rugged Exodus 16 has a fully insulated monocoque fiberglass body with a pop-up top.
Inside, there are several storage drawers at the rear with a queen size bed at the front.
An external pod provides room to shower with a private toilet.
Underneath the large awning is the convenience of a full outdoor stainless steel kitchen
along with a dual-zone fridge freezer to keep the food cold.
Extra power for those off-grid moments is supplied by a 540-watt solar array on the
roof.
Number Nine
A cargo area just under 14 feet long highlights this well-appointed toy hauler from Indiana
based Coachmen RV.
Inside, modern cabinetry contrasts with light walls and lots of LED lighting.
Moving forward finds a small kitchenette having a refrigerator, a dual burner cooktop, a double-well
sink, and microwave up above.
Splitting the front portion of the trailer are a full-size bed on one side and a bathroom
with a toilet, shower, and corner sink on the other.
Number Eight
A caravan with many deluxe features comes from the German RV manufacturer Knaus.
Their Sudwind 650 PXB is a sleek 28-foot unit that has a white, finished aluminum exterior.
To the right of the entry door is a fully equipped galley having a three burner cooktop,
sink, and refrigerator.
Next to this is a small U-shaped dinette sitting opposite a spacious countertop and cabinets.
Moving back finds a walk-around double bed in an east to west configuration.
Behind that is a bathroom spanning the width of the trailer, having a cassette toilet,
a large vanity, and shower.
Number Seven
Off-road adventures and remote landscapes are no problem for the Aurora from Australian
builder AOR.
The company's flagship 19-foot trailer has an aerodynamic-style and high approach angles,
making it a capable remote getaway for rugged terrain.
The rear entrance opens to reveal a white interior with abundant windows, cabinets,
and wood-grain flooring.
Spanning the width of the trailer is a rear washroom having a separate, enclosed shower.
Moving forward finds a kitchen with a three burner cooktop and stainless steel sink.
Right across from this is a 175-liter refrigerator next to a dinette and wall mounted table.
The front of the caravan houses the sleeping area having the option of a queen bed or two
single beds.
Number Six
Canadian based Roulotte Prolite has gone a step above in designing their Xtreme model.
The 24-foot long, dual-axle travel trailer has a full-length awning, a distinctive white
finish, and double slide-outs for increased floor space.
Upon entering, there's a bench-style dinette spanning the width of the trailer.
Moving back finds the sofa and a 133-liter refrigerator housed in a centrally located
slide-out.
Across from this is the galley, having a sink, a dual burner cooktop, and a microwave.
Next to this is the bathroom having a shower and a foot-flush toilet.
The bedroom takes up the rear of the trailer, having a queen-size bed partially housed in
the rear slide-out.
This, along with the dinette which converts to an extra bed, can sleep up to six people.
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Number Five
California's Lance Camper Company is producing this 28-foot travel trailer appointed like
a home away from home.
Unlike most camper trailers, the 2375 model has dual entrances on one side.
The interior features rich wood cabinetry, comfy lounge chairs, and a sofa, available
in three decor patterns and colors.
The rear entrance opens to the living room and a bench-style dinette housed in the single
slide-out.
To the right is a residential-style kitchen having a large basin sink, three burner cooktop,
microwave, and a 170-liter refrigerator.
Opposite this is a spacious bathroom having a toilet, a vanity, and sink, as well as a
corner shower with sliding glass doors.
Moving toward the front is the second entrance and bedroom featuring a walk around queen
bed with side tables and storage closets.
Number Four
Hauling your ATV or motorcycle will never be more accessible and cool than when you're
loading it into the Chinook RV Trail Wagon.
The company has introduced the industry's first remote-controlled drop-down ramp door,
which allows you to save time and energy loading and unloading those big-boy toys.
And it can haul plenty, with a cargo area measuring around 14 1/2 feet long and 6 feet
wide.
In addition to the ramp, there are entrance doors on each side near the front.
Between them are overhead storage and a cabinet spanning the width of the trailer.
Although it doesn't have all the amenities of a camper, this one does have an electric
drop-down queen bed above the cargo area, as well as the option of a TV that lifts out
of the front cabinet.
Number Three
The HQ21, from Australian based Black Series Caravans, is 28 feet of rugged exterior contrasted
with a roomy, luxury interior.
In a few words, it's a game-changer!
Upon entering, there's a large U-shaped dinette with panoramic windows all around.
Moving forward finds a covered four-burner cooktop and oven, a large sink, microwave,
and full-size fridge/freezer.
Across from this is a washroom next to a separate fully enclosed shower, which both close using
hidden accordion doors.
Housed in the front is the bedroom having a walk around queen size bed with large windows
on both sides.
Extra sleeping accommodations can be had by converting the dinette to a bed if needed.
Exterior features include a large awning and an external slide-out kitchen having a three-burner
cooker, prep table, and sink.
Number Two
Indiana based Venture RV's smallest model of their Stratus series is the SR231VRB, which
comes it just shy of 27 feet long and 8 feet wide.
Once inside, there's a closet to the left, while directly across from the entrance is
a full bath with a toilet, vanity, and a 34-inch wide corner shower.
To the right is the kitchen having a three-burner cooktop and oven, a double basin stainless
steel sink, and a microwave.
Next to this is a small bar that serves as a dining area.
Directly across is a centrally located slide-out containing a 226-liter refrigerator and a
pair of reclining theater seats.
Finishing off the layout is a walk-around queen bed with wardrobes on each side.
External features include an 18-foot awning, a hookup for an external shower, and a large
passthrough storage underneath the bed.
Number One
A legend in the travel trailer world, Airstream is showing off its new popular unit, the Flying
Cloud 27FB.
The 27FB has a first for Airstream, incorporating a cool large rear hatch!
Campers can bring nature's breezes inside, get a great view while dining, and it allows
for easier loading and unloading.
Upon entering, you'll find an L-shaped dinette that doubles as a lounge area.
Moving forward, the galley features a stainless steel sink, a three burner cooktop, and an
oven sitting across from a 198-liter refrigerator.
Next to this is a split style bathroom having a toilet and vanity on one side and a fully
enclosed shower on the other.
Upfront, abundant sunlight flows into the wrap-around panoramic windows over the queen