Tiny trailers

If you camp in B.C. you've likely heard of Boler trailers. Launched in Winnipeg in 1968, this year marks the 50th anniversary of this iconic trailer that was in production until 1988.

Winnebago's 2022 small camping trailer, the Hike 100, is light enough to be towed by most SUVs or crossovers, but packs all the features you need.

The Winnebago Hike 100 weighs 2,700 lbs. dry, making it towable by a wide range of vehicles. It's got all the typical amenities of bigger rigs.

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Teardrop trailers have always held a special place in the hearts of outdoor enthusiasts. Small, nimble, and capable of going places larger towables can’t reach, these campers have earned a loyal following in the off-road community. Our Resident Gear Expert, Kraig, surveyed the current options and compiled our list of favorites on rv.com

4. Pino Karavan Pi2010 The bubble-shaped Pi2010 is the smallest of Pino Karavan's line, which are all handmade in the Netherlands. The clever design manages to squeeze in a double bed which converts into a dining table, plus a kitchenette with single-burner stove, small sink and room for an optional cool box. With the relatively high ceiling of the interior and two mid-sized windows, the Pi2010 feels spacious inside while staying adorably tiny on the outside.

We LOVE the small teardrop camper trailers. Not only are they super cute but they can be cheap too.

From retro teardrops to compact hybrids and off-roaders, these easy-towing, ultra-lightweight trailers are surprisingly comfortable and go almost anywhere.

There are many campers currently available that can easily fit into a regular garage, including the Meerkat, Happier Camper, and Scamp 13' Deluxe.

Looking for a small trailer to live in for under $25,000? There's some great options available. Starting with 13.5' Armadillo at $19,500...