Here are the 8 best teardrop campers and trailers we recommend for your much-needed summer adventure. A fully insulated cabin ...

Australian overlanding company ARB is finally brining its first trailer, the Earh Camper, to the U.S. It will be sold by ...

True to Kimberley's heritage of robust, trail-ready caravans, the Kube is not just another pretty face. It’s built to tackle the harshest of terrains, equipped with a molded thermoplastic-composite ...

Michigan-based Modern Buggy has been on a serious expansion warpath. After being purchased by Earl Williams in 2022, a few ...

This camper is currently advertised as selling for as low as $7,600 and built with an independent suspension to let you break ...

Widespread adoption of the overlanding craze over the past few years has led to an explosion in wild adventure vehicles, from pop-top trailers decked out in awnings and even pizza ovens, all the way ...

Over the last three decades, Kimberley Kampers has built a solid reputation as one of the leading manufacturers of luxury off-road trailers, caravans, and motorhomes in Australia. During this time, ...

The updated version of the Australian company’s first model isn’t its smallest trailer, that would be the Sherpa, but with a length of 19.7 feet and height of 9.2 feet, it’s downright compact compared ...

One of the tiniest campers out there still able to sleep a couple inside its hard-walled body, the Super Shorty 7 (SS-7) from Oklahoma's Badac Adventure Company is a tough trailer that's ready to tour ...

UH18 is a 22.3-foot-long trailer that comes equipped with solar power, a sleeping space, and plenty of room for your gear.

Mammoth Overland‘s latest trailer was designed for those who want to be prepared for anything nature could possibly throw at them—even a bear attack. The Washington-based company has unveiled an ...

The latest off-road campers, like this Krug Bedrock XT2, not only have heavy-duty winches, lifted suspension setups, and massive knobby tires but solar panels and onboard battery power. No more ...