trailers

In late 2019, Boreas Campers teased a larger version of its off-road squaredrop trailer. It took longer than planned, but the pop-top model has arrived as a bigger, badder tow-everywhere Boreas micro-home with indoor bathroom and space for five people.

Hotomobil has a deep lineup of bold campers, both motorized and towable. One that leaps off the pages of its photo gallery is the Mohican small trailer, a mini-camper with boxy shape, bright dual-tone paint and a space-optimizing slide-out kitchen.

The Adventurer from Road Warrior Campers debuts as one of the tiniest cargo/camper trailers on the road. Well under 10 feet long and just over 500 lb on the scales, the trailer comes ready to be towed by a larger motorcycle, trike or small car.

Living Vehicle has built a professional-grade work-and-stay solution into its towable off-grid tiny home. The convertible workstation quickly transforms into the bed to leave the workday behind and encourage wandering professionals to enjoy RV life.

One of the more aggressive-looking teardrops out there, the Stockman Rover is much friendlier than its sharp looks might lead you to believe. It's designed to be a nomad's most loyal friend, offering easy towing, fast setup and many comforts of home.

Even more convenient than the average inflatable camper, the rugged Mars Space X Air steps further into full automation. It unfolds, inflates and stabilizes at the push of a few buttons, creating a roomy base camp for up to six people.

Designed to explore Australia's remotest destinations, the Signature Deluxe II camper trailer has a multifunctional design with a storage cage that doubles as a kayak carrier, locker doors that drop down into tables, and four walls worth of storage.

While there's nothing quite as cozy as a wood cabin, pulling one behind your car could be a bit … challenging. That's where the Glamper comes in, as it's a wood-cabin-style trailer that folds flat for transit, and goes up in about 10 minutes.

Combining elements of the fold-out tent camper, caravan with slide-out sidewall expansion and pop-top camper, the Badger series of caravans expands to give bush adventurers a big, comfy hard/soft hybrid base camp that tows like a chiseled teardrop.

Teardrop trailers are among the simplest RVs, but for some they're not quite simple enough. Kleox fits that category, and it's solved the issue by stripping its Shelter teardrop down to the simplest form, a sort of ultralight hard-wall tent on wheels.

The latest Little Guy camper may be "micro" by Xtreme Outdoors' standards, but it's quite roomy compared to other teardrops. Inside, the Micro Max has dining space for six and beds for three, and outside, it has a grill station and entertainment.

When Airstream introduced its eStream self-propelled trailer concept last month, it left out some critical details. Now it's filled in the blanks, explaining more on how the 80-kWh battery runs the e-drive and creates an off-grid glamping getaway.