On a recent solo trip to Moab, Utah, I stayed in a teardrop camper instead of a tent or hotel room. The RV wasn't much bigger than a queen-size mattress, but I thought it made camp luxurious. While I ...

My spouse and I, and numerous friends, have spent a lifetime perfecting the art of camping. That means anything from hiking and backpacking overnights to car and tent camping to small to midsize SUVs ...

Australian camper trailer and caravan makers have the uncanny ability to inject the general tiny, easy towin' spirit of the teardrop trailer into something that looks more like a weapon built to end ...

Moby1‘s XTR puts a modern spin on the classic pull-along teardrop trailer. While the look of this camper may be retro, this compact beauty actually comes packed with running water, solar panels, a ...

If you're in the mood to explore so more and have yet to enjoy an adventurous road trip (or you've already done one and are itching for another), might I suggest a teardrop camper? It’s the perfect ...

I recently covered the work of a Turkish interior design house dubbed Greyart. The hot ticket item was an overlanding-style teardrop that hinted at one possible industry future. This time around, ...

On the very same day it introduced its cheapest teardrop-style trailer in years, American trailer builder Hiker also debuted something entirely different. Taking a detour from its decade-long history ...

I, like many of you, dream about owning a tricked-out Sprinter or Tacoma and living on the road. But that’s not possible with a full-time job and limited funds. So I’ve been exploring alternative ...

There are so many reasons why people love teardrop trailers. With their ability to be compact, capable, and, if done right, a long-lasting mobile home, it's no wonder. This one's all about a camper ...

I spent two nights sleeping in a tiny camper that wasn't much larger than a queen-sized bed. While the trip had surprising highs and lows, I loved my first taste of van and RV life. I was surprised by ...

They scoff at those posh, glitzy RVs. Yet, they admit that sleeping on hard ground in a flimsy tent isn’t for them, either. This, they say, is the happy medium: teardrop trailers — tiny, adorable ...