10 New Smallest Trailers with Unlimited Camping Potential in 2021

The modern industry of recreational vehicles and caravan trailers, has absolutely spoiled us with products that possess any imaginable residential comforts and distance us from the true spirit of outdoor adventures. Contrary to all of the advertisements, you do not need a luxurious fifth wheel caravan or a class A RV to enjoy your vacation to the fullest. Today we are trying to prove this point by showing you a lineup of all-new mini trailers that have unlimited camping potential despite super low weight, compact size and minimalistic equipment packages.
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The first generation of the Mink was only available as a rental trailer, this time, however, the young Reykjavik-based company is ready to go international and sell their Mink 2.0 to the wider public.

Lightweight and versatile, the TigerMoth is the most rugged model of the Houston-based Taxa Outdoors oriented towards those clients who need extra confidence when being closer to nature.

The original Happier Camper has been on sale for 5 years now, but starting from 2020, the HC1 arrives with a comprehensive redesign. The trailer now has a one-piece fiberglass body that is more aerodynamic than ever before, a stronger and larger rear hatch, a new foot step on the side, and an updated side door with a built-in rain guard.

Premiered back in 2019, the Polydrop trailer by the California company of the same name offers a new vision of a classic teardrop shape, turning it into a rugged, boxy camper with space capsule interior design.

Droplet teardrop is an engineering love child of a couple of travelers from British Columbia. It was designed to offer all of the basics needed for the life on the road, while keeping its towing weight low.

All new since the 2019 model year, the best-selling Isabella Camp-let is currently offered in two modifications: Dream and Passion, both of which can be had with or without a swing-out kitchen module. If you opt to get a kitchen, two options are available: Allround and Deluxe.

Rugged and versatile, the Topo Series from the Utah-based company Escapod becomes even more appealing this year, adding new standard and optional features. Measuring 9 by 5 feet, the model sits on a steel frame, has lightweight, corrosion resistant aluminum body, and rides on 17-inch wheels with all-terrain worthy tires.

Given that motorcycle riders are usually constricted to bivouacs and tents when going on a tour, the Mini Mate trailer could be regarded as a true 5-star accommodation.

Boreas is the Greek God of Winter and the North Wind, so it’s quite a befitting name for a completely turnkey backcountry basecamp with rugged capabilities. Made in Denver, Colorado, the XT abandons any use of wood in favor of fiberglass exterior.

WidePath Campers is a Danish startup began in 2015 with the introduction of the first bicycle camper in the industry. Today, the company offers two tiny trailer models, one for short outings on a bike and a another specially modified to by towed by small cars.

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Are mini trailers the most versatile campers for outdoor recreation? Share your thoughts and preferred ways of camping in the comments!

[tmeadowsdegil]

You can get a 6'x10' cargo trailer for about $2000 usd !!!! Fix it any way you want and be able to stand up in it too!!!!

[pierreduplessis]

A few of the campers i liked in the video its just a pity they dont get exported too other countries. At this stage im planning too build one.

[kaysmyth]

I’m sharing my thoughts the bicycle camper was the best of all. All the others were basically u are dragging a bed on wheels . I know I love to cook outside in the rain and snow I’m lying I won’t cook outside in bad weather. So for the up to $20 some thousand. I’ll pass on them all.

[larrywebber]

I would like to see more options like the Danish bicycle camper. My needs would be focused on compactness and light weight - and affordability as opposed to creature comforts.

[arlenekufchock]

Great video, thank you! I would love to see a video of older rigs that had sufficient tiny features, like fiberglass 1959 Italian/German Lander that could easily be pulled by a 1.6 L Opel Manta with a shower and folding sink, that lasted over 60 years for european friends, and they used it all summer long at the beach for the greater part of 30 years, much wear and tear. Older lighter models gave more features than we have now for much lower prices, convincing us we need larger vehicles which is simply not true. Please find some relic rigs to interview, they are worth looking at, thanks!

[bergenmic]

Have you seen the tiny ProLite campers? The 12V all-solar looks particularly interesting, and they're very light.

[skapunkoialternativeliving]

They look good while I'm at my own for pennies on the dollar I'll never pay $15, 000 for those craps I make my own it's a utility trailer and do it yourself DIY is the way to go..

[kathleenreyes]

I like the Danish camper; the last one! I feel they are all priced right!!

[shortandresourceful]

I am considering a motorcycle popup. Will be towing with a Hyundai Accent. Are there really any very small fiberglass trailers being manufactured TODAY?

[annettemalaski]

The bike one did not impress me for the price!

[markmedlock]

I really like the " Boreas XT ".

[woomeebly]

Here's an idea. Get a two wheel bike trailer. Chuck my camping stuff in it. Go camping. I'm done. Realistically, I'd rather buy an oil rig lifeboat. They're a damn sight cheaper and more spacious than these. Sorry.

[heavymetalzombie]

Well I wouldn't be driving through deep water with a $30, 000 camper trailer.

[samanthanicholson]

I can only see the firat half of the video

[lberia]

I’m puzzled about #1 WTH DO THEY MEAN NOW THEIR SELLING TO THE WHITE PUBLIC? Like black people don’t camp!!!!🤬🤦🏽‍♀️

[jchi]

I can't listen to this voice. I can't tell if it's a robot with an Eastern European accent, or just an Eastern European man reading out loud, poorly. Very distracting. Had to put closed captioning on but missed half the info they have on the screen. Please hire a native speaker. It's important info.

[margiewagner]

Hate the computer voice that is used in this video. Very annoying

[stevehatfield]

What is with the overactive nonsense dialect Narrator?!!