Micro Campers

[doglover44]

Anyone have any experience with these tiny trailers ?

[Bamaman]

A neighbor came rolling in with an Airstream tiny trailer this week. Only paid $38K for it. Ouch!

Our 36' fifth wheel with 4 slides cost just a little more than that new.

[Elwood58]

We do not have one, but see quite a few in our travels these days. They cover a fairly large range, some with kitchen and bath inside, but many with just sleeping inside, and everything else under a hatch in the back. They all seem well outfitted.

[UTTransplant]

I have friends with small teardrop trailers, and we have a tiny trailer designed for pulling behind a motorcycle. Ours is a pop up that keeps expanding to a nice size. We like it for “camping” instead of “RVing”. Cooking outside, but we keep the port a potty inside since we are old farts and get up at night. Dry, has a port for an AC we occasionally carry, heats well with a Mr. Buddy propane heater, and has a comfy king sized bed. Oh, and we had a 17’ Casita trailer for 4 years. What an easy way to travel! Not so good for extended stays. I don’t classify it as a micro unit, but some do.

[twogypsies]

This single young gal is a full-timer and she recently bought a small trailer. Here's her report on it after using it a year. She also has other posts from when she was looking and purchasing it. This kind you have a hand in designing it.

https://interstellarorchard.com/2020...tion-one-year/