Caravan
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A tailgate-free camping trailer built to escape city and suburb, the Dropy brings a unique and space-optimized layout. The small trailer has no lift-gate galley so relies on a combination of rear traction board table and small stove slide-out.
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Known for some of the shiniest luxury trailers available, Bowlus has been slowly moving downmarket. It continues with the 2025 Rivet, an entry model that still packs off-road upgrades, an off-grid lithium battery and available remote-control parking.
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Bend Teardrop's 6 x 12-ft camping trailer has long served as something of a stretched limo for the market. The company builds on that idea even further with the Tall Boy, a four-sleeper high-roof teardrop with more than six feet of standing height.
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Dub Box USA began selling classic VW camper-inspired trailers back in 2012 and soon expanded with additional models. The company has now rebranded and revamped, hitting the market with a fully redesigned camping trailer as Type 2 Campers.
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With its perfectly named HitchHiker Camper, Tusca Outdoors presents what might just be the world's lightest fully enclosed hardshell camper. The chassis-less camping pod can ride in either a pickup bed or utility trailer and weighs under 200 lb.
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Sadly, it's no longer uncommon to see teardrop trailers that base at $20K and top $40K when fully equipped. Bean Trailer makes an effort to reverse course, introducing a rugged, simple, affordable fiberglass-monocoque teardrop called the Stock 2.0.
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Sportcaravan has launched the Cube 1, an innovative teardrop-size box trailer that weighs just over 700 lb and fits in a garage. The trailer sleeps 4 by expanding into an impressive base camp with camper-van like hatch between cabin and rooftop tent.
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The unique "Dukebox" seemed a bit on the esoteric side for LG but still within its usual consumer electronics sphere. But a teardrop trailer that serves as a personal space beyond the four walls of home? That's just out there for the tech giant.
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In addition to numerous motorized tiny campers, 2023 brought to light many new towable micro-RVs. Our top picks of the year include an Airstream-style camping cube, a scenic glass-doored teardrop and multiple ebike-pulled caravans.
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Amphibious etrike camper innovator BeTriton has realized there's some demand for a more flexible multi-use ebike/camper/boat solution. It has introduced a boat-camper trailer that adventurous cyclists can tow with their own electric bicycles.
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Bruder's ultra-rugged off-road camping trailers already count a tough composite body among their many innovative features. Now, the Australian builder takes the next step, offering a carbon fiber body option on every model.
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Billing its new 4XD as the "Ultimate Off Road Trailer," AntiShanty has created a lightweight, towable tent-top cargo box. Unlike similar trailers, the 4XD doesn't feature an ounce of fabric, protecting campers in a hard-sided, 4-season wedge tent.
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