All you need for planning the best road trips in your tiny trailer!
OK! Now that you’ve decided to check out ‘life with a tiny trailer’ and you’ve filled out the questionnaire (see the blog titled, First Things First: Preparing to Choose Your Trailer under the Trailers Category), it’s time to explore the options! Take your time and get the advice of seasoned road trippers as well as salespeople. Remember…the journey is always a part of the fun!
1). Traditional Pop-Up or Travel Trailer (*Check Out: Bigfoot; Jayco; Lance; Forest River; Sunset Trailers; Opus ; Winnebago Airstream)
2). Tent (*Check Out: The North Face; REI; Nemo Aurora Highrise; Roofnest; Hilleberg; Coleman; )
3). Camper-Van (*Check Out: Grech; Embassy; Roadtrek; Coachman ; Winnebago; Airstream; Westfalia; Ford Transit )
4). Tear-Drop Trailer external Kitchen (*Check Out: nuCamp; Bean Trailer; Timberleaf; Escapod; Boreas)
5). Tear-Drop Trailer stand-up model (*Check Out: nuCamp; Little Guy (used); Rustic Trail; Braxton Creek; Safari Condo)
6). A-Frame / Teepee Design Trailer (*Check Out: A-Liner; Chalet; Rockwood A-Frame; Flagstaff )
7). Homemade Trailer (*Check Out: Little Lovelies DIY Plans; It’s Overflowing; )
8). Pod Style Trailer (*Check Out: Go-Pod; R-Pod )
9). Slide-In Pick-up Trailer (*Check Out: nuCamp Sirrus; Scout Kenai; Northstar Liberty; Bigfoot 1500; Supertramp Flagship; Palomino Backpack )
10). Fiberglass ‘Tiny Trailer’ (*Check Out: nuCamp; Little Guy; Escape; Scamp; Cortes; Oliver; Casita; In-Tech; Airstream; Free Solo )
11). Trailer Rental (companies like Cruise America or RV Share will rent you a trailer on a day-to-day basis. This might be a good way to test out what you might like!)
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Eddie and I have recently been interviewing sales people, and looking at A LOT of the new tiny trailers. I’m doing research for an upcoming review article, and Eddie thinks we need to upgrade to a trailer one with a bathroom. I cannot tell you how many smirks, eye rolls and giggles we’ve had, because we always have our checklists in hand. “In 30 years of selling campers I’ve never seen a guy with a spreadsheet!”, James at Camping World laughed. So don’t worry…we’ve already blazed the trail. Don’t hesitate to bring your checklist!!
PRINT CHECKLIST HERE: TRAILER INFO
1). Axle Weight:___________________________________________________________________
2). Ball Weight:___________________________________________________________________
3). Bearing Size:___________________________; Maintenance:______________________________
4). Battery info:__________________________________________________________________
5). Brakes Info:__________________________________________________________________
6). Electricals: ___________________________________________________________________
7). Plugs / Wiring / Hookups:___________________________________________________________
8). Power Supply Needs: _____________________________________________________________
9). Spares: _____________________________________________________________________
10). Suspension:__________________________________________________________________
11). Towing:_____________________________________________________________________
12). Tracking: ___________________________________________________________________
13). Water / Fuel / Liquids:_____________________________________________________________
14). Wheels / Tires: ________________________________________________________________
For buying a new or used trailer check out this website:
Trailer Purchase Checklist
As soon as your new addition arrives please share a photo and your buying experience!

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