Lightweight Overlanding Camper/trailers ideal for BRONCO

[RavenousHokie]

I haven't seen this one mentioned anywhere but looks like a decent option for the Bronco. Also nice that it can also double as a utility trailer or gear hauler in addition to a lightweight camping trailer. doesn't have the builtin/slide out fridge like others do, or slide out kitchen, but you can get a portable kitchen to go with it that looks pretty nice. and the price tag for a fully loaded one will not break the bank, like some of the others.

https://www.sylvansport.com/go/

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[Fordboi]

this is a very interesting thread. i have learned so much stuff! (and i thought newbies were dumb lol)

 

[ColoradoGuy]

I didn't read all pages so it may have been posted, but I'm looking for a camp365 camper trailer.

Hoping to find a used one to save some cash but may just buy new if I can't find it used.

1500lb dry weight is great but what I really like is I can easily fit it in my garage for storage instead of paying to store it.

 

[fergthulhu]

I didn't read all pages so it may have been posted, but I'm looking for a camp365 camper trailer.

Hoping to find a used one to save some cash but may just buy new if I can't find it used.

1500lb dry weight is great but what I really like is I can easily fit it in my garage for storage instead of paying to store it.

That one looks interesting too.. and you're right, fitting into the garage is a must for me as well. HOA won't allow them outside and don't want to pay monthly to store it.

 

[ColoradoGuy]

That one looks interesting too.. and you're right, fitting into the garage is a must for me as well. HOA won't allow them outside and don't want to pay monthly to store it.

Storage alone can cost upwards of $2400 a year... and around me that would be for outdoor storage. It's amazing how this thing goes from 4' wide (for storage and towing on small trails) to 6' wide (for normal towing). I have a tandem garage and I use the back part of the garage as a workshop and storage. I can fit this easily in there and still have plenty of room.

It isn't cheap and I haven't found it available anywhere near me, but I just reached out directly to the manufacturer asking for more info. I'd really like to see it before buying.

 

[Aman]

I didn't read all pages so it may have been posted, but I'm looking for a camp365 camper trailer.

Hoping to find a used one to save some cash but may just buy new if I can't find it used.

1500lb dry weight is great but what I really like is I can easily fit it in my garage for storage instead of paying to store it.

Any idea of the price of this trailer? Looks pretty cool!

 

[ColoradoGuy]

Any idea of the price of this trailer? Looks pretty cool!

The only information I could find is on their website: camp365.com. Looks like MSRP ranges between $24k to $33k (based on trims and options). It isn't clear what is included in each trim though so hopefully I'll get that a response from the manufacturer clearing that up.

 

[ATLUTDFAN]

This is ADORABLE - I love the vintage vibes. Which upgrades did you get?

I got them all, loved the trailer. Miss taking it camping. Took it from GA all the way to the other side of Austin, TX for a Camp Inn rally. I really believe that having an RV on the west side of the country is so much better than on the east coast. We have great woods and beaches, but you really don't get the variety in environments that you get out west.

Detailed price list on the build I did is below along with extra camping gear I bought to outfit. Sold the trailer after three years and recouped all but a few thousand dollars. Camp Inns really hold their value.

 

[sbsdevil]

Anyone have experience or comments on the Intec Luna Rover ? Looks like it’s could handle maintained FS roads and folks seem to like the Intec brand. I am able to get one new in with two week wait time. Any thoughts ?

 

[High Proof]

Anyone have experience or comments on the Intec Luna Rover ? Looks like it’s could handle maintained FS roads and folks seem to like the Intec brand. I am able to get one new in with two week wait time. Any thoughts ?

They look to be well built for their purpose. I personally like the slightly larger models that you get a bathroom in. If you aren't going hard core off-road capable it's nice to have those amenities. But then again, there is always a price for that! $$

 

[High Proof]

I was looking at the Airstream Basecamp yesterday : https://www.airstream.com/travel-trailers/basecamp/

Still need to do lots of research on this but I do like that Opus!!

We just rented one of these! Taking it from Florida to Breckinridge next week. Staying in an airbnb while there. I will report back on how we like it.

 

[DonM]

This one is at top of my list:

https://www.braxtoncreek.com/model/bushwhacker-plus-teardrop

The 17 FD floor plan. Room for the wife and I and our remaining kid and probably a friend. Plus, most importantly, it has a bathroom for the girls for night-time potty needs. Local dealer even has them and is listed at $12,999 new. Empty weight listed at 2240. Weekend load in should put it around 2600. Bronco should be fine!

 

[MIG1963]

Planning to order one of these...Bruder Exp-4

110,000 dollars equipped and shipped... wow...

 

[broncomorrow]

110,000 dollars equipped and shipped... wow...

You might be looking at the cost in AUD for the exp-4. A fully loaded exp-4 is right around $64K US dollars. The exp-6 they have is even more insane...way too expensive though.

 

[MIG1963]

You might be looking at the cost in AUD for the exp-4. A fully loaded exp-4 is right around $64K US dollars. The exp-6 they have is even more insane...way too expensive though.

I can't imagine paying more for a trailer than for the Bronco... Just me.

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