Trailer

The Highcountry Unlimited UTV trailer leaps to life with a retro-inspired design featuring a big, old towable tub, specialized walking beam suspension connecting its four wheels, and the ability to transform into a modern-day covered wagon.

Pebble, the California-based RV company looking to shake up the space with modern features and design, has begun manufacturing its Flow electric trailer. Pre-ordered units (which start at $109,500) are scheduled to ship this spring.

Happier Camper has long combined colorful retro styling with modular living. As it has expanded its lineup, it's added more permanent fixtures to its otherwise modular floor plans. The new Traveler Summit trailer is the next step forward.

Bean Trailer is back with its first non-sleep-in camping trailer. The rugged Bean Pod still features teardrop-like sizing but replaces the sleeper cabin with a gear storage setup ready to support the multi-adventure backcountry escape of your dreams.

Escapod already builds some of the market's sleekest composite teardrop trailers. Now it's turning its attention to developing a trailer tailored to mountain bikers. The new Topo2 MTB features an integrated rack system and a veritable bike workshop.

Originally designed as a towable pickup bed for hauling cargo, the Let's Go Aero LittleGiant trailer now transforms into a pull-behind pop-top pickup camper. It's an affordable, hassle-free and versatile way to travel and camp through the wild.

Bivoak brings together the advantages of camper van and trailer into an RV it calls the Bivan. The 4-sleeper caravan has a layout and features derived from classic VW pop-tops and offers a new style of 'van life for a new breed of roadway voyager.

From the outside, the Lutz Minicamper looks like a basic utility trailer. And that's because it is, a single-axle box from Humbauer. Open the rear door, though, and you'll find a homey space with sofa bed, soft-touch surfaces and rustic-chic accents.

A trailer you can see clean through, the Naledi Camper is as simple as any other teardrop trailer but with two big distinguishing features: oversized picture windows on each side sandwiching campers between huge views of their local surroundings.

Designed to rip 90% of the load off a hiker's back and drop it on wheels, the X-Trek is a versatile hiking tool. It stays light by using hiking poles as part of its frame, quickly transforming into a backpack for carrying over rough terrain.

Airstream's Basecamp series already represents its best trailers for getting far off the beaten path. The all-new Basecamp Xe brings on a high-powered all-electric camping architecture for full off-grid power.

Hardkorr expands its Xplorer camper trailer lineup with the all-new Xplorer 2.3 Family. The series grows from its two-person roots to welcome a full-fledged family adventure retreat with an inflatable rooftop tent space that houses two queen beds.