We have attended RV Shows and Dealerships all across the country for the past 5 years to create our YouTube video tours and our towable trailer reviews found here on TravelTrailerPro.com. We review and rate of all types of towable trailers such as 5th wheels, travel trailers, teardrop campers, popup campers, and hybrid campers.
Our tours and reviews are based on the floor plan, features and specifications for each camper trailer we evaluate. And we also consider how we would live in each trailer if it were our own so we can provide practical insights into the livability of each camper trailer.
In addition we review a wide variety of towable trailer brands such as Jayco, KZ, Heartland, Puma, Forest River, Lance, Oliver, Scamp, Casita, Grand Design, Keystone, Winnebago, R-Pod, Airstream, Ember, Flaggstaff Rockwood and more…
So if you are in the market for a new travel trailer, 5th wheel, or popup camper, our quality reviews will help you find the perfect camper.
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Susan and I considered selling our Class C RV and living full-time in a travel trailer. Our plan was to buy a trailer we could tow with my 2015 Toyota Tacoma. We ended up purchasing a Class A motorhome, but …
Do you need lots of space in an RV but don’t want the 5th wheel price tag or the extra work of a 5th wheel hitch? One of these largest and longest travel trailers might be the right pick for …
If you love the open road and appreciate the comforts of home, these luxury 5th wheel brands could be the perfect fit. These high-end RVs merge mobility with style, providing all the amenities you could wish for while exploring new …
As you know, we conduct thousands of RV tours and reviews each year. In this article, we will share our unique perspective on the best travel trailers with rear kitchens. Travel trailers with rear kitchens, unlike the typical RV that …
We have toured and reviewed hundreds of travel trailers that are less than 20 feet over the years. Small camper trailers under 25 feet abound in the RV world. Most are lightweight and can be towed by a variety of …
It’s not always easy being tall. Sure, it’s nice being able to reach the top shelf… but it’s not so nice banging your head on a doorway. One place tall people can run into issues is in travel trailers. Travel trailers …
Few vehicles on the road can boast such a high level of popularity and borderline obsession from the people who drive Jeep Wranglers. As rugged as they are, Wranglers don’t exactly have a massive towing capacity. Thankfully, there are quite …
Of all the RV brands in the world, few are as iconic as Airstream. Their distinct trailers, with their aerodynamic shape and metal exterior, turn heads wherever they go. But Airstream trailers don’t come cheap. The good news is that …
Off-road travel trailers offer the best of both worlds—all of the camping amenities of a typical RV with heavy-duty materials, higher suspensions, all-terrain tires, and a rugged disposition fused with metal, rubber, and fiberglass. The aesthetic is fantastic as well. …
The travel trailer toy haulers we have in store for you today are fantastic toys themselves. Since everyone wants to get the most out of their RVs, why not go with a toy that hauls toys? These things are awesome, …
Hard-sided pop-up campers are a great option for new RVers who want to enjoy the great outdoors. They offer some protection from the elements and are easy to pull and store. Most hard-sided pop-up campers can be pulled by a …
Travel trailers under 3,500 lbs are a blessing for those who don’t need the space. Maybe you lack a 1/2-ton or 3/4-ton truck and don’t need or want to drop the extra money on a much larger RV. They’re surprisingly …