Travel Rving is taking a look at the towable voyage trailers known as Teardrop Campers. The distinctive shape of the trailer --rounded in the front and tapering toward the rear --makes it appear to be a teardrop lying on its side. But there will be no tears from the Rv enthusiast who is looking for inexpensive long week-end getaways once the Teardrop has his/her attention. Teardrops are lightweight, economical, affordable, practical and more fun than you can imagine.
Teardrop voyage trailers are generally about 4 feet wide and 8 feet long. Of course, some newer models are now a petite bigger. Necessity being the mom of invention, manufacturers build Teardrops to suit. Their small size makes them just what the physician ordered for one or two people who want to enjoy the outdoors without pulling a large, bulky voyage trailer or without having to buy a large towing vehicle. Teardrop campers can be pulled by roughly any vehicle along with motorcycles. This not only saves fuel costs, but the unit is easy to tow (driver hardly knows the trailer is back there) and it is a snap to set up and take down. They indubitably go on or off-road, are easy to park on a camp site (most can be moved around by hand), and when you get home--you can park 'em in the garage. Homeowners with Hoa restrictions disallowing Rvs can fully appreciate this.
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These tiny voyage trailers can conveniently sleep two people and have a kitchen that is accessed from the rear of the trailer. Some models have pull-out shelves for a stove or may even have a unblemished kitchen private away under the hatch-back. Since their setup is so uncomplicated and quick, Rvers love to take them to tailgate parties at sporting events. While owners of larger Rvs spend a lot of time inside their Rvs, Teardrop owners are forced to spend their time exterior (where camping is supposed to take place). As it turns out, Teardrop camping is a whole lot more convenient than tent camping and a whole lot easier to set up than a pop-up camper.
But, as cute as they are (and they are very cute), they are not for everyone. Their tiny sleeping quarters may seem cramped for some. Having to cook exterior in bad weather probably does not request for retrial to the masses. Some models don't have toilets or showers or even an inside dining area. If you are looking for a king-sized sleep amount bed, big flat screened Hd Tv, or an 1100 watt microwave oven, whether stay home or look at larger (much larger) voyage trailer or Rv.
If the Teardrop voyage trailer stimulates your "I wanna see one of these" glands, voyage Rving suggests you do a petite explore on the internet. Most Teardrops are built to order and you are not likely to find them on every Rv dealership's lot.
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