Offroad camper trailer

The Highland 60.’ Measuring two feet extra and weighing 400 lbs more than the company’s previous model, the Highland 60 is a hunky off-road camper trailer for those who want to explore boondocks.

Imperial Outdoors makes some impressive off-road worthy trailers. So is investing in an XPLORERV worth it? Find out...

Growing its lineup from the expanding S.O.5.10 caravan, Overkill Campers presents a lighter, simpler take on tow-anywhere camping. The T.K.4.7 rides on a similarly rugged foundation as its big brother but offers a more compact living space that blurs the boundary between inside and outside.

The challenge with trailers is that you can’t really take them off-road. They’re more designed to be hauled to a manicured campground on maintained roads. Those trailers that are capable of going off-road are so Spartan as to barely qualify as a trailer but rather are more glorified tents slapped on a set of wheels. […]

The Dropy teardrop trailer is built by Spain-based teardrop manufacturer Drop Campers. The trailer caters to all outdoor excursions and can tackle even the most challenging terrains. It is lightweight, offers easy maneuvering, and great aerodynamics. All these features combined make this teardrop trailer stand out.

Campers built by folks who love to camp. The all-new EPIK Scout and EPIK Ranger offroad camper trailers are available now. Learn more here.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S7DdQRc-FIg&ab_channel=ProCamp Everyone has their own nifty way of experiencing the joys of the wild. But if you’re an outdoorsy person, going off the grid and living an evening or two in a camper is definitely the way to go. Fitted with all-terrain tires, suspension, water tanks, and even a power generation system; off-road camper trailers

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