Best Small Travel Trailers Under $20K with Bathroom and Shower

Introducing our latest video, where we dive into the world of compact travel trailers that promise big experiences! Join us as we unveil the top 10 lightweight travel trailers that redefine affordability, convenience, and American craftsmanship. In this exclusive lineup, we've handpicked a range of versatile camper options that pack in full bathrooms with showers, all within 20 feet and under, and most remarkably, with price tags under $20,000.
Whether you're a seasoned traveler seeking the perfect adventure companion or a newcomer ready to explore the open road, these American-made gems offer the ultimate blend of innovation, comfort, and value. Don't miss out on discovering the next generation of travel trailers that make dreams of hitting the road a reality. Tune in now to embark on a journey of affordable wanderlust!

Featured Camper Trailers
00:00 Intro
00:35 Coachmen Clipper Bunkhouse Cadet 17CBH | 20ft | $17k+
02:30 Jayco Hummingbird 16MRB | 19'10" | $13.5k+
04:44 Forest River Cherokee Wolf Pup 14CC | 19ft | $19.9k+
06:43 Forest River Ozark 1530VBK | 18'1" | $19k+
08:18 KZ Quality Sportsmen Classic 130RB | 16'9" | $17.2k+
10:12 Sunset Trailers Sunray 149 | 16’8” | $18,9k+
11:54 Coachman RV Viking Ultra-Lite 14SR | 16ft | $19k+
12:55 Riverside RV Xplorer 135X | 15'9" | $18k+
16:33 Braxton Creek RV Free Solo Plus Romo | 15'6" | $13k+
18:13 Aliner Ascape ST | 14ft | $18.5k+
Outro
20:48 Zinger Lite ZR18RD | 21ft | $21k+

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[didisalyers]

I really enjoyed this video of smaller options. As a 70 year old woman I realized that I would need to take some classes on how to tow something like these. Very interesting.

[danp]

I think the only thing missing would be a caption saying what size SUV or truck is required to tow each trailer while listing it in the video.

[Tropicanaxx]

This detailed video really helps me realize what's out there, and pick out my own pros and cons so I know which one I will be after in the future.
Thinking of my future owning a travel trailer, I want to find one that offers a kitchen, toilet, shower, and a queen sleeping area. I don't usually like the loss of space in the bathroom/kitchen just because they're trying to squeeze more sleepers in("sleeps 6" but it's a crammed bathroom with no leg room for the toilet). I don't have kids so I don't need sleep room, BUT, if the bunks are in a corner or something, easy storage, or a spot for pet(s) as hubbs and I always plan on having pets, I'd consider that.

[HRConsultant_Jeff]

I cannot fathom why they insist on trying to "sleep" 4 people in a 18 foot trailer. Much better to design for 2 adults of normal American build and adjust the interior and storage accordingly.

[mustbee-bike]

all of these campers are awesome & you are right that last one was worth it even the 21 000$

[casey]

Uhhh, the last added one Zinger Lite looks like the best for the size & $, I would pick it out of all the ones you showed! The last 2 tear drop ones, you couldn't give me one of those small units, they have no walk around space or etc.! The Zinger Lite jus felt like a much larger camper than it was looking at what little you showed of it & the interior, would love to see a full review of it!

[BaskingInObscurity]

TY for including dry weights in all your descriptions. It's possibly the most important stat, yet many vloggers leave it out of their reviews.

[stanleytolle]

These things look like a good idea. I am currently in a van and with my SS & retirement savings O could afford one of these things. Studios are going for over $1200 where I live. Beyond my monthly income. However one of these and a cheap lot one of these is possible. Just need to convince the city to allow cheap lots. Like plenty of commercial empty parking in town. Parking spots are going for $50 a month so it's simply restrictions keeping on the street in my van. I am not the only one. Lots of seniors like me are in the same boat. Just need to be allowed to live like we would like to live.

[bigred]

Seems like ac on the wall is a better idea than roof, where leaks begin

[MrPhambo]

We love small trailers. Please keep video like these small trailer coming. My favorite is the Riverside Xplorer 135x. I love them all but the Riverside seems to fit our needs. Thank you

[dennistyler]

One left in Florida, one in Maine. 6 months each State. Drive my sports car and no truck needed.

[Cjrogg]

I camp alone and currently have a little guy, but love that Sunday by sunset! Thanks for the review! Very helpful!

[robc.]

This was a very good video with specs, photos and PRICES not found in many places, Well done thank you.

[qwopqtv]

Loved this video! I've been wanting to know about smaller campers. You gave a great description without me having to spends hours watching and had a great variety!

[dianewhittemore]

but love to window shop. please never stop!! I can dream, love small camper trailers.

[janesmith]

Wow, those are all so nice. I really would like a sink in the bathroom and some didn't have them, that I saw. I also wonder why there is always that uncomfortable straight backed dining seating..not good for anything. Put some comfy chairs in, and a hinged table to eat off of or to use for games or crafts when you want.

[Candace-Loves]

16:37 the Free Solo is amazing!! 18:10 Also, the Ascape... 🤯 Thank you for the info!!! I love that I could tow these with my current little car! 💗

[KtotheL]

They're all beautiful only thing I ever wanted in this world was a house. I'm willing to accept a tiny house but I guess it has to be affordable... Thanks for the great videos minds eye as always

[Michaelw.]

Good video. It should go without saying that you absolutely don't want to get a trailer or any RV that doesn't have a bathroom/shower in it.

Rather than express a favorite (although I did like the Coachman Clipper for the roof, but not the bunk beds), I'll just say you want a really, really good roof, and to do your own research on quality issues, particularly leaks. Water where it doesn't belong will destroy your RV in very little time. Don't trust that because it's new that means it was done right. Join the social pages that are devoted to your particular RV and company.

The other is the tendency of these manufacturers to put in free-standing tables. This is a _terrible_ idea. I had a very small 2015 Jayco and learned 2 things very quickly about these tables. 1) they bounce down the road very badly because they're not fixed in place. They _could_ be, and maybe some have that option, but the Clipper is a good example of one that doesn't. I'm not picking on the Clipper - I actually _like_ the Clipper: look at all of them in this video. Trailers bounce a lot, much more than motorhomes. And 2) they are very heavy and extremely awkward to fold down to make a bed. So this particular design represents the worst of both worlds, either as a table, or turning it into a bed.

[dewayneavery]

Jay l was by far the best with a Murphy bed & price. A made up bed that folds up is the only way to go in a small trailer