trailers

"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.

A wide-open cargo trailer that becomes a two-story camper, the Sportcaravan Cube 3 is a "great transformer." It alternates between sleeping, gear-hauling and base camping dominance without ever becoming a burdensome hunk of metal on the tow vehicle.

Hobby's Beachy RV line has recaptured the surfy, sun-soaked vibes of vintage 20th century campers. The new Beachy 420+ builds on those vibes with a family floor plan that uses false walls to adjust interior space around the changing needs of the day.

InTech has long been creating some of the US' most distinctively shaped travel trailers. Today it launches the flagship, a dual-axle family trailer with hideaway features, transforming spaces and rugged construction.

Escapod teardrops have come a long since we reviewed the original Topo trailer back in 2019. Does the handsome fiberglas-composite Topo2 hold its own on a trip through some of the rawest terrain in the US Lower 48? Only one way to find out.

Unlike camper manufacturers that keep their gaze fixed upmarket, Boreas has long been just as committed to delivering more affordable composite trailers. Its newest is the simple but robust Ultra-Base, a blank adventure canvas that starts under $15K.

We expect the occasional bicycle RV launch, but Grounded has released something we weren't expecting at all. Its T1 micro-camper is a live-in e-trike-powered tractor-trailer with standing height interior, panoramic windows, and space for two.

Unlike many camping trailers, Canadian builder Mission Overland's versatile Trail Dog gets a foldout ramp at the rear – making it easy to wheel in ATVs, dirt bikes or mountain bikes for your off-roading adventures.

A compact tagalong designed to explode into a fully equipped hunting camp, the new Built For Xtreme (BFX) trailer is a building block of outdoor preparedness. It fully bridges the gap between the primal and the modern worlds.

Zion hit the trailer market with a highly modular off-road squaredrop camper. Now it slides the modularity to a simpler utility trailer/camper. The Z2 starts out as a basic bed, but buyers can build it into an overnight gear-stacking adventure tool.

Earlier this year, Berg Offroad introduced the CX6, a trailer that packs small but expands into an all-out family base camp. The builder's latest trailer tows on the same small footprint but adds comfort at camp by sleeping half the occupants.

My family spent a week with the Taxa Outdoors Woolly Bear Overland camp trailer, and we loved it. Camp trailers like this are an off-road-ready camping option with a lot of storage, organization, and other useful features.