Even though UTVs themselves usually require toyhaulers to be transported to the wilderness, they can still serve as towing vehicles. So, for anyone who wants to reach the furthest outskirts of our planet behind the wheel of a side by side, RV manufacturers offer super lightweight rugged trailers. In this episode we will cover the best models within this segment listing their weights, pricing and capabilities.
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#1 Sunnyside OffRoad Boony Stomper; sunnysideoffroad.com/
Developed by the Nevada Sunnyside OffRoad, the Boony Stomper is an ultralight teardrop that weighs just 566 pounds before options.
#2 Camp365: camp365.com
The title holder of the Top RV Debut of 2020 according to RV Business, the Camp 365 expands the boundaries of a compact trailer. Its patented Adjustable wheelbase is just 4-feet wide.
#3 MIG Trailers Apex: migtrailers.com/apex.html / migtrailers.com/apex-xl.html
Enjoy camping at the top with the versatile camping solution by MIG Adventure Systems. The Apex is Towable by any vehicle with a class 1 or greater towing capacity.
#4 Helio HE3 Series: heliovr.com/micro-travel-trailer/
The Canadian Helio is an ultralight trailers manufacturer headquartered in Quebec. The brand’s HE series has been in production for three generations now, and it is currently offered in two modifications: base and Plus.
#5 Colorado Backcountry Timberline Trailer: coloradobackcountrytrailers.com/copy-of-pricing-options
Like many small camper builders, the Colorado Backcounty Trailers was born during a family outing up the mountains. After trying, quite unsuccessfully, to fit all of the gear on the back of the Polaris RZR and Ranger 800, the brand’s founder Austin decided to build a new kind of trailer, that would be light enough to tow and compact enough to fit the 50-inch wide trails.
#6 Hi-Standard Outfitters Ghost M1: hi-standardoutfitters.com/product/ghost-m1-tactical-off-road-overlander-camper-for-atv-utv/
Proud to develop and build their products in the US, the California’s Hi-Standard Outfitters specializes in creating rugged storage and camping solutions for off-road enthusiasts. Weighting just 449 pounds without extra equipment, the brand’s Ghost M1 tent-trailer has been specifically designed to be towed by UTVs and ATVs.
#7 Sylvan Sport Go: sylvansport.com/go-camping-trailer/
Designed to fit as much gear as you can imagine, the Go mini trailer has convenient pop-up design with a gear deck and an integrated roof rack. The latter offers a low 53 inch loading height, can support 165 lbs, and is good for bikes and even boats.
#8 Recluse Camper: recluse_camper?hl=en video
Born and raised in the Moab Desert, Utah, the Recluse teardrop has all-aluminum construction with welded unibody. The wirelessly controlled independent air suspension is made of aircraft grade aluminum as well.
#9 TetonX Jake: tetonx.com/jake
Born at the base of the Rocky Mountains’ Teton Range, this company builds off-road ready campers that are prepared for any expedition. The Jake teardrop is the brand’s smallest model, that combines extreme lightness with superior all-terrain skills.
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