A trailer built to last a lifetime

Step into a piece of history with our walkthrough of a custom-built Peak Mountain Camp! Inspired by the rugged and efficient sheep camps found across the western prairies, deserts, and high elevations, this camp combines the best materials and practices for a durable, well-thought-out living space. Imagine living in a compact 10’-14’ space for years-these old sheep camps were built between the 1950s and 1980s and are still in use today, showcasing their incredible durability.
At Peak Outdoors, we've learned from these timeless designs to create a camp that will last a lifetime. With a simple design and minimal moving parts, this camp ensures longevity. The wood-burning stove and gas light keep it cozy in cold months, while the high R-value insulation retains warmth and cool throughout the year.
This camp is equipped with a 3-burner cooktop, oven, small fridge/freezer, single sink with hand pump, and a 42-gallon fresh water tank. Powered by 200 watts of solar and 4 220 amp 6-volt batteries, the LED lights inside and out ensure efficient energy use. While it may not have all the modern amenities, this camp excels in providing the essentials for a lifetime of adventure. Join us as we explore this incredible Peak Mountain Camp!

[@garycoloradosprings3947]

You build fantastic units. I always look forward to your next showing. I'm glad you speak at a slower pace, many KZbinrs speak so fast they leave me gasping for breath!

[@CampLibertyRV]

Outstanding basic camp. Nice simple build with nothing that will fail or go wrong for the owner.

[@CryptoQuest1]

These trailers have Oregon Trail covered wagon vibes.

[@stevegordon5243]

Beautiful, simple camper! The cabinetry looks great and built with quality!

[@alancall5113]

Well built. I love that it doesn't have slides

[@mitchjaurena4709]

Excellent basic camp. This would have been luxury living back in the day!

[@USNERDOC]

Awesome camp tour! Thank you Weston.

[@marcnelson2645]

The Mail Box ! I like it..

[@donnatapper7967]

How much does this unit cost?

[@jmstew642]

What is the cost of this camp?

[@kentcostello5286]

That's what I'm talking about ! Kick ass camper. .

[@patrickclark9909]

Enjoyed seeing basic camp. Glad you are being so successful.

[@user-nv1rq1gx8j]

I really like this camp. It gives me some ideas. Thinking outside of the box. I was wondering what the price is?

[@jamesellsworth9673]

It's good to see a 'basic' camp: we can think about what is left out that we would have to add in. Being shorter, I would delete any overhead cupboards but would want to add your pull-out cupboard unit(s). I would not need 3-person sofas.

[@stevez340]

In the 1960’s, 70’s and 80’s we warmed up our camper with a small propane wall light for 3+ seasons👍but I would definitely miss a bigger 6 cu ft fridge and a bathroom.

[@M-zn8uh]

I’ll have to see what floor plans you have. I’m planning on spending $70,000 + next spring on a Lance 2185 but if you all could do a triple bunk with a queen and a dinette that can turn into a bed then I’d rather go with a trailer custom built by you guys

[@Steve-yo4ld]

Another amazing build! ✌️ I'm very curious where the extra 2100 pounds comes from! On your specs info, you're showing the S22 at 5300 pounds and there's not many additions!

[@odeanriley81]

Does the top of the wood stove get hot enough to cook on?

[@scotteakins7203]

I like this. Would need 1 with a outdoor shower hook up with on demand Hot H20. And a spot for a compost toilet. And a grey water holding tank. Most place id go. Cant just dump grey on the ground. Plus id just need 1 single size mattress. If you could build 1 with those options. Id be buying 1 soon.

[@mossman7527]

Is it hard to get financing?