"...Some of these things are amazing..."

Indeed they are. I stand corrected. Thanks...

Why not just link directly to http://www.adventuretrailers.com/

Cause it was supposed to be an adventure finding the trailers...;^)

John E

Couple of thoughts here. I have been camping for most of my life
done both tent & tent trailer as well as backpacking.

I think that anything purchased would have to be for normal use as well as an emergency.

One problem that I have with tent trailers is they do take more time to set up and once you set then up you tend to not want to move them. But the comfort over sleeping on the ground in temperent conditions make it worth it.

As for getting in and out of inaccesseable areas the altimate all teraine vehical is your own two feet, you can go places nothing else can.

if you really like small living have a look at these:
http://www.tumbleweedhouses.com/

and no, i don't work for them, i just like them.

peace
al

Yeah, but did you see how much the guy wants for his plans? Just go to menards and buy the small shed plan for $15.

I didn't see any wheels on them...

Just something I wonder about when I see a teardrop trailer... Wouldn't it be more aerodynamically sound to have the hitch on the other end (the smaller end)?

Just curious.

Sue

You would think so, wouldn't you. But then, maybe the tadpole look has something goin' for it. Any aerospace engineers here???

A teardrop shape, with the wide end at the front, is the most aerodynamic. Look a the shape of an airplane wing, same idea.