Sylvansport

For years, SylvanSport specialized in skeletal tent trailers. Then it leaped straight to launching one of the boldest, boxiest campers of its class. Now it's circling back to fill in some of the space in between with the new Vire adventure trailer.

Long before camping in off-grid extremes was a viral media sensation, SylvanSport launched one of the market's simplest tiny trailers. The company has now rolled out a burly off-road variant with a fully ruggedized build ready for bumpy, dusty trail.

After putting its 2019 Vast prototype camper through 50K miles of testing, SylvanSport has launched the production version. The new four-sleeper caravan includes side-load watercraft carry, an in/outdoor slide-out kitchen, and a full-height tailgate.

Zeus Electric Chassis and SylvanSport are teaming up to create a line of pure-electric RVs with the rugged capability to reach far-off launch points and campsites and the flexibility to carry plenty of gear and comfortably sleep the crew.

Long known for its Go and Go-Easy gear-hauling tent trailers, SylvanSport has debuted its first hard-sided trailer at the RVX show. Like the Go trailers, the new Vast is a dual-purpose toy-hauler/camper, only this trailer packs even more multifunctional ingenuity to effectively fill both roles.

SylvanSport is teaming up with Goal Zero to bring solar power to its flagship gear-hauling, overnighting GO trailer. The trailer is part of Goal Zero's Solar Ready initiative, which looks to integrate solar panels and battery packs into a variety of common outdoor gear.

Several years back, SylvanSport introduced the GO Trailer, which remains one of the most versatile gear hauler/camper combos we've seen to date. The new GO-Easy trailer is an even smaller, simpler trailer that weighs a fraction of the original.