Vintage teardrop camper

When I was a child we went camping most Christmas holidays. Usually in a tent. When I was in grade 6 Dad took three months longs service leave, bought a camper-trailer and 4WD and took us travelling around Australia. Ours was a 1970s 'cabana', a bit like this one, which I suppose would now be vintage. Cabana camper Now that we are almost down to three children, and will have one living four hours drive away, my thoughts are again turning to camping. I would love to have a small caravan that…

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Boatbuilder Geoff Kerr builds a stitch and glue teardrop trailer with his daughter for her travels. Take a look at the construction and final product!

Teardrop campers, once popular in the 1920-40’s, have started to become very popular again and are a great option for those looking for a lightweight camping trailer. They're inexpensive, self-contained, and provide enough room for two people to comfortably sleep inside.

Perfect for wintery weather (just kidding). This 1932 Kozy Kamp Tent Trailer is owned by James T. Gandley. He posted it and its summery accoutrements on the Vintage Camper Trailers Facebook page. Even though this little camper is not a teardrop trailer it was a prototype for future hard top tent trailers like the Coleman, Apache and Ranger brands.