trailers

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.

The Trail Mod trailer is one in a new wave of ultra-modular trailers that build up from bare bones to fully capable adventure wagons. It starts as a rugged utility flatbed and builds up into a capable toy-hauling micro-camper.

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.

We knew the Stockman Rover was a special little hunk of micro-camping the minute we saw it. It's gotten even more special in its second generation, bringing on a multipurpose swivel griddle, Redarc power system, and integrated wine rack.

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.

"A space that can turn into a trailer, instead of a trailer that can turn into a space." That's the Expandable Touchdown Mansion, a towable living space that drops low via a retractable chassis and expands out electrically to bolster its floor plan.