Looking at campers

Looking at small campers. No pop ups. What do yall pull will with your 4x4 Tacos? Mine has the 4.0

 

16 foot scamp trailer. pulled up to 8000 feet elevation. no problem. sleeps three with shower inside stove large refer toilet flushing a/c heater with propane heater SCAMP CAMPERS>4.0L 1900lbs dry weight!
Lightweight Travel Trailers & Small Campers - Scamp Trailers

 

4000lb 19 foot. Works good for the 3 of us

 

Starcraft Satellite. Basically a knockoff of the R Pods. Dry weight of 3100lbs. Pulls very wel with no WDH or sway control.

 

Give a little more info as to what you are looking for. Going to use it mostly for weekend trips, multi week trips or? How many people do you need it to sleep? What other requirements are you looking for in a travel trailer?

 

Another Scamp owner - Mine is a 19'. Have pulled it cross country multiple times, tows great @ 12 mpg, sleeps 4, around 3.5K w/all our gear plus 3kw genset, 110 qt cooler and extra spares for camper & truck. Below pic was boondocking site in southern Utah last year.

 

New set up:

Keystone 27.5ft 4,400lbs dry one slide out. Towed 2018-current and just did an Albany, NY to cape May, NJ run. 7 hours. High heat. No issues.




Old set up:

Sunline 25ft 4,100lbs dry no slides. Towed 2009-2018

 

I just picked up this R pod 177 with dry weight 2700 and it towed 400 miles from Ohio to TN great. Hardly knew it was behind me and this was my first towing experience. It is all I need for hubby and two dogs as it has the R dome attachment which adds some living space. Love it so far!

 

are you running air bags?

 

Thanks for the replies so far. The Scamps are interesting

 

No airbags, but I do have an AAL.

 

The one that I posted is 1900 lbs dry weight, all fiberglass. No seems on the top to leak! SCAMP 16 foot. Had it delivered to So. Cal. $19,000- delivered.