The little/light Camper Trailer Thread...

Similar door here:
http://www.bigwoodyteardropcampers.com/big-woody-teardrop-camper-parts-kit/

One of my colleagues started this company with her husband:

http://escapetrailer.com/



The trailers aren't cheap, but they seem to be doing really well and usually have a wait list.

Thankyou for posting that BCGS.

My wife and I have been considering that type of a rig, and through looking at this website, I learned that there's a National Rally for these small fiberglass camper rigs this coming July, in Bandon...a mere 30 miles South of us!!! Most EXCELLENT!!!

We'll get to check out different brands, layouts, constructions, and of course...$$$$. Plus we'll be able to talk to the different owners to hear the pros & cons of each one as well.

Apparently, there were 112 different trailers at last year's gathering. :eek1

Yep, that's my kind of camping, all those and a place to poop!

Thanks to all for your assistance with the door!

My camper is still a paper dream, but hopefully one day it will all work out. I must say I am shocked at the cost of windows and the like... having said that if you were to build a bike or car from spares it would cost five times more than it does. But that doesn't make it right.

I'm of to do research! THANKS!

http://crickettrailer.com/index.html



Hey! http://crickettrailer.com/video-gal.html

I'm actually suprised that I hadn't found this thread earlier, as I'm a huge fan of small campers and alternative living spaces.

in addition to the teardrop we used to have, we also had this...

A Trav-Lite motorcycle camper...



and after we sold that and the teardrop I showed earlier, we got ourselves the ultimate motorcycle camper...

A Kwik-Kamp!!! This thing is so stinking cool!!! We love it!!!


I can set it up in 3 minutes flat, (without help), even less time with the wife helping, it has a queen sized mattress, and has 6' 8" of headroom!!!

And the cargo space is outstanding!!

Very cool! I watched the video and noticed that the whole rear end opens up. Wonder if it's tall enough to fit a DS bike in the back if that bed were able to fold out of the way. Mini Toy hauler :)

Do you have a date for that show? I would like to check it out if the dates work for me.

THE 2012 10th ANNUAL OREGON GATHERING
AT BULLARD'S BEACH STATE PARK IN BANDON, OREGON
JULY 12th - 15th, 2012

http://www.casitaforum.com/invboard/topic/10080-2012-oregon-gathering-information/

Was wondering the same.

This thing is damn cool. But like every cool things, it's expensive.

Bullard's Beach!

My mom, sister, and I camped there in '78 after she moved back to Colorado from Bandon. We bought tons of cheese, crab, and some friends of hers from Bandon brought a pair of Honda Odyssies so my sister & I could get busted by park personnel.

Cool place.

Back to Little Camping Fantasies.

Stumbled upon this one in the back of Outside Mag and had a full page ad in this months:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=6R_LUE5SgoU

That just might work for me....................Thanks

RVs like this have been made in Canada for 30 yrs. Do a search on Bigfoot, Scamper, Trillium, and another but I can't remember it. Without actually striking the thing with a sledgehammer they're nearly indestructible and never leak. Some mid 80s models can be had for less than 3k.


Edit Boler is the other

Some of the exact reasons why we're seriously considering one!

another is the light weight so we can pull it with our Sonoma Pick-up. (if we can get it back from our daughter in college!!)


plus...I kin still throw the Yamabean bike in the truck and bring it along for the fun too!

and Burro, no?

scamp made a really neat 5th wheel one

Escapetrailer also makes a smaller 5th wheel.

I have a question for you small truck people.

I currently have a S-10 four door Blazer and pull a 16' enclosed trailer loaded with everything we need for a weekend trail ride with four bikes. I must say it does pretty well.

Does anyone know of a small bumper pull toy hauler ?

That 5th wheel just got my mind rolling !:huh