You can enjoy the great outdoors by renting an off-road vehicle. An off-grid camper trailer could be the right choice for you, whether you're looking to travel for a week or simply want to enjoy camping in a more relaxed way.
There are many models on the market, including Topo2 and Basecamp. Both models can be used for off-road adventures, and offer comfort in many situations. Compared to traditional travel trailers, off-grid models feature a higher number of amenities. These models feature a kitchenette, outdoor seating, and a bathroom. The Basecamp model was designed to be used in conjunction with midsize SUVs. It also comes with a number of other features.
The Topo2 premium trailer is sleek and simple to use. You can take it on any adventure. It is easy to disassemble and store gear. It can be used as a mobile camp site. This trailer is built to withstand the harshest terrain so it will be comfortable for you and your family throughout your trip.
Basecamp X-Package is a package that adds a number of features to the trailer. This includes a 3-inch lift, a raised jack foot pad and a solar window shield. It also has Goodyear Wrangler tire, a roof mounted solar panel, and flares. The Xpackage comes with stainless-steel rock guards and a raised hitch jack pads, which give you extra stability.
The Topo2 is available with many accessories. These include a full-sized kitchen and dining area, an exterior awning and an internal storage cabinet. An upgrade is possible to add a removable ladder, a tongue-mount bicycle rack, or Pro Rac mounting bar. Additionally, the Topo2 is available with an aluminum cabin. The price tag will be a little higher but the luxury is still there.
The Basecamp midsize travel trailer has many great features. It includes an onboard bathroom, slide-out cuisine system, and 200-watt solar power. It also has large wheels and a 12-volt tank heater. It can be combined with a midsize SUV/pickup truck. You can choose from five floor plans for your trailer. You can easily tow the trailer by either a car or truck. It can be fitted with a roof top tent and comes with a Tuff Stuff Alpha roof top tent. Its lightweight design is ideal for towing Subaru Outbacks.
Timberleaf is another option. This is a brand of off-road travel trailers, and it is based in Salt Lake City, Utah. It is named after an American Pika mountain Rabbit. It's lightweight and can carry a full-sized camping stove. It includes a propane package as well as a mosquito net and a roof tent. It can be towed by an Outback with a Subaru base engine.