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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Lightweight travel trailers under 4000 lbs have many advantages. Typically smaller and more compact, these RVs are easy to tow and park. But there is a tradeoff. Less square footage also means manufacturers are forced to pick and choose which …
It’s understandable that small travel trailers for retired couples are a disorienting cavalcade of options when the ultimate adventure still waits before you. The adventurous couple looks for a life on the road, after all, so finding the right travel …
Teardrop campers, in one form or another, have been around since the 1930s and reached the height of popularity in the late 40s. Owning one is as “old school” as it gets. DIY teardrop camper build kits compound that throwback …
Travel trailers under 20 feet are often the sweet spot of recreational vehicles. They’re best for those who don’t have kids and don’t have to go through the dreaded annual visits from the “in-laws.” When it comes to a travel …
Travel trailers with a bunkhouse are a great option for those with kids, but they are also a fun option for the kid in you. A bunkhouse offers that little bit of extra sleeping room that’s often lacking in standard …
For many people, the draw to an RV is the ability to have comfort features anywhere you travel. A bathroom is one of these comforts that some people just can’t live without. However, a travel trailer without bathrooms can be …
Finding a travel trailer that fits your needs is important. If you don’t want a large, heavy trailer when a small one will suffice, a Murphy Bed is a great option. Travel trailers with Murphy beds for couples or families …
Since the 1960s, fiberglass travel trailer brands have been the original ultra-lite towable RVs in the U.S. and Canada. You’ll see these rounded square or oval-shaped towables in campgrounds and on the highways, but never at a dealer or show. …
Travel trailers with no dinette have become a popular floor plan option for small and midsize towable trailers. Many (if not most) travel trailers come with a dinette to provide a dining area and an extra bed. But what if …
While it might seem like nearly all the travel trailers on the market have slideouts, that’s far from the case. In fact, there are plenty of awesome travel trailers without slideouts available, with lots of different features and configurations. Let’s …
Many RV newbies choose pop-up campers for beginners because they offer the best tent and camper features. Pop-ups are also an affordable entry category to start the journey into the RV lifestyle. The pop-up camper has evolved and offers minimalist …
Pop-up campers are an awesome way to have a compact towable RV that can still provide plenty of space. In fact, they can get a lot bigger than you expect – many pop-up campers sleep 8 people or even more. …