A utility trailer is an option for those who need to transport their camping gear. Utility trailers are an affordable, lightweight, and more convenient option to an RV or tent. They fit easily in a pickup trucks bed and allow for extra living space and sleeping space.
Two components are common to utility trailers: an axle and a flat platform with wheels. They are typically lightweight, weighing between 600 and 1,000 pounds. They are easy to tow and provide better gas mileage. Although they are designed for use on roads, they can also be used for camping. They are also less difficult to maintain than other caravans.
There are many types of utility trailers available. There are many types of utility trailers on the market. Some are open while others are enclosed. There are many sizes to choose from, including small and medium units that can hold little cargo or large ones that can hold tons of cargo. Some models even have walls. In general, the enclosed models are more reliable in protecting your gear from rust and rain.
The Opus OP4 Utility Trailer is a modern and fully equipped example. The newest model in the Opus family offers a number of impressive features, including a 12-volt cooler, an expandable roof kit, heavy-duty cargo rack, and an incredibly versatile tent inflation system. The OP4 can be set up in just 90 seconds and can accommodate up to six people. The OP4 features a wide range of features including a full-length lift-up door and a 4-burner stainless Steel cooktop.
Another example of a sport utility trailer is the SylvanSport GO. The trailer is specifically designed to haul outdoor adventurers' gear. It can transport a variety of equipment including fishing gear, camping gear, kayaks, bikes, and much more. Its modular, high-quality camping unit is easy to assemble by the user. Also included are a large, onboard water tank, 4-burner stainless steel stovetop and a 12-volt cooler.
It is important that you understand that not everyone can use a utility caravan. If you're planning to spend most of your time on the road, you'll want a tent or RV for a more comfortable trip. On the other hand, if you'll be spending most of your time off-road, a utility trailer might be a better choice for you. In fact, some of the best utility trailers are ones that are marketed as "camping" trailers.
A small utility truck is a good choice to take along on your weekend Lowes trip. However, you might prefer a bigger camping trailer for those who plan to travel together. A mid-sized trailer can provide plenty of space for your entire family and fit easily in a garage. You can get a more enclosed model if you have only one camper. This will ensure that your belongings are safe from the elements.
The Tventuring Forum Thread has many examples of utility trailers. Some users have constructed their own.