It's kind of hard to see the beauty of them until you take one out. Basically, tiny campers are people who Camp more than your average camper. These people over time have a camping honeymoon that wears off. The packing, unpacking, wet trips, drying out canvas and tarps. The shuffling of items when getting home, typically is the deal breaker. Wouldn't it be nice if I just had a space where all my camping gear went and I didn't have to set up things at Camp or tear them down. Wouldn't it be nice if I could spend that extra time at Camp just having fun outdoors. And if I want to feel like a boy scout and build my outdoor living room with tents and tarps and be a boy scout I can. But if I show up to Camp late at night, in the rain, or just inconvenienced by something I can just jump right into my bed and go to sleep. In the morning if it's raining and I have to break down camp, no worries. Just hitch it back to my vehicle and go home. Basically, for most of us this is just a bed on Wheels that acts as additional storage. Most of us who own these tiny campers still go backpacking, still use tents, still do that lifestyle. But there's times we want more. Our family stays out in these 3 months at a time and we love it. I'd have a hard time convincing my family to do that under a tarp or out of the back of a vehicle. So it's the little things that really add up. But at the same time many people would benefit from a simple tent, tarp, SUV setup over one of these. I don't think it's for everyone. It's a big investment. It requires a place to store them, a requires towing something. There's definitely trade-offs.

Yeah, so sorry about that. I accidentally filmed the entire interior in slow motion.

If you're comparing it to other fiberglass trailers.... Don't quote me on this because it's been a long time since I've looked, but if you get like a 13-ft scamp which is the most affordable out the door, they're typically like 23 Grand I think. But that's been years after covid everything went up. So who knows now. So yes, it's actually pretty affordable. When they first came out they were much higher priced than everyone else, but happier camper has kept the same prices while everyone keeps going up and so they're really not that outrageous in terms of price.

I think these guys are about to release one. You have one from runaway called the rouser I believe. I always get their model names mixed up. And then you have a number of them from a company called rustic trails. And then bends teardrops just came out with their new one called the tall boy.

If you want that galley, but standing height look at t@b trailers and you're looking for the clamshell models. It's kind of confusing when you look at their trailers for the clamshell they're annotated as CS.

It's a great option that's overlooked by many

@PlayingwithSticks Yes, I'm in the middle of a build now.

I believe these doors are from lippert

@@PlayingwithSticks Thanks

Thank you so much Brad! I splurged and went stumptown hair blender coffee from Brad today. In my defense it was on sale 😂

@PlayingwithSticks You are very welcome! Enjoy my friend! ☕

I made the drop floor out of very lightweight aluminum. With fail safe in mine (it fails before the whole trailer does). I have the technology to repair it. Ha Ha I also have a lightweight skid plate in-front of the drop floor.