If you are looking for a trailer that will haul your camping gear, a utility trailer is a good option. They're a great alternative to RVs and tents because they are light, inexpensive, and easy to transport. They fit easily in a pickup trucks bed and allow for extra living space and sleeping space.
The two main components of utility trailers are a flat platform on wheels and an engine. They can weigh anywhere from 600 to 1,000 pounds and are usually lightweight. They are easy-to-tow and get better gas mileage. They can also be used to camp, even though they are designed for road travel. They are also much easier to maintain that other trailers.
There are many kinds of utility trailers. Some are covered while others are closed. There are many sizes available, from small units to large ones that can hold lots of cargo. Some even come with walls. These models are more durable and can protect your gear from rain and rust.
The Opus OP4 Utility Trailer is a modern and fully equipped example. The latest model in the Opus line-up features an impressive array of features including a 12-volt cooler as well as an expandable roof kit, a heavy duty cargo rack and a flexible tent inflation system. The OP4 pops up in only 90 seconds and can sleep up to six people. The OP4 also boasts a number of additional features such as a full-length lift-up hatch, and a 4-burner stainless steal cooktop.
The GO from SylvanSport is another example of a sport utility trailer. This trailer is made specifically for outdoor adventurers. It can haul a variety equipment, including camping gear and fishing gear as well as kayaks and road bikes. The modular camping unit, which is high quality and easy to assemble, comes with a variety of accessories such as a large water tank, a cooktop in stainless steel and a 12-volt cooler.
Not everyone is suited for a utility trailer. For a more comfortable experience, a tent or RV will be better suited if you are planning on spending most of your time driving. A utility trailer may be better for you if you plan to spend most of your time off-road. Some of the most popular utility trailers are those that are called "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. If you are just a single camper, you'll be better off going with an enclosed model to protect your belongings from the elements.
The Tventuring Forum Thread has many examples of utility trailers. Some users built their own.