Airstream Basecamp - Hands On Review

Airstream's Basecamp tow-behind trailer is a compact camper packed with versatile features that let you enjoy the outdoors in comfort. Camping in the trailer is convenient, and the large panoramic window provides excellent views of the outside.

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[jhancock]

Expensive. I assume that the build quality is excellent or should be. There are quite a few junk quality RVs out there.

[Thegobstopper]

Just save up all you Campbell’s soup cans and rivet them together.

[selfproclaimednobody]

Extremely overpriced! Fuck that, I can find something 3 times the size with full amenities and only about 5 to 10 years old, for half that amount! I digress in that it is very nice and adequate for 1to2 people easily .

[mac]

i would never trust hauling a trailer this size on a highway, they are unstable during winds or when some transports pass you at times. Not a bad looking design but being a trailer and for the money, no thanks.

[wcoke]

seems a bit overpriced for a small caravan that was pretty cramped.

[arcticwanderer]

Lots of complaints about shoddy workmanship on the Airstream Forum. Too bad or I would be a buyer.

[marktodd]

almost $40k for this little piece of crap? LMAO. p.t. barnnum is crying over all the fools buying these that he didn't get a chance to sell.

[mynamesmiked]

$36, 000!? You can buy a used huge RV for that price LOL

[KerimKero]

36400$ whaa whaat. You can buy a car for that price.

[billredding]

No new RV -- regardless of type -- should still be coming with the old, obsolete ammonia/absorption refrigerators anymore. They should have compressor refrigerators instead.
And no, they do NOT use much power...AND they keep things cold and/or frozen regardless of the temps outside.
Many RV makers update their RVs with more bells/whistles, but still use the same lame technology for some of the appliances that just doesn't work that well, even when it was invented.
-- BR