What does a recreational vehicle under 15 feet offer? Endless fun for on-the-go RVers! In this YouTube video, RVBlogger tours through the best small travel trailers.
These camper trailers may be small, but their features provide convenience during what might be some of the greatest camping adventures ever.
Lightweight and easy to tow, the inTech Flyer Pursue, Forest River NoBo 10.6, and Ember Overland Micro ROK may be small camper trailers without bathrooms, but they are packed with great features even though they are less than 15 feet long.
A compact camper measuring only 13’9″ long, the inTech Flyer Pursue is an ideal gear for anyone who wants to pursue their passion for outdoor travel. This vehicle sleeps up to two people but the two doors that fold out allow users to attach a tent, creating additional room.
While small, the RV’s windows are big enough to let fresh air in. A fan up top encourages a smooth air flow and an airconditioner is included too to cool down the interior on a hot summer day.
The outdoor kitchen that slides out makes the outside a functional kitchen with just about all the basic equipment needed to craft a perfect meal.
Just an inch longer than the Pursue is the Forest River NoBo 10.6, coming in at 13’10 in length. Even though small in size, the camper trailer has a cargo carry capacity of 3,736 lbs. This rig exceeds boundaries because its rear door also serves as a ramp, making it useful as a toy hauler. Big doors on each side of the trailer make RVers inside this vehicle far from feeling cramped when inside.
Meanwhile, the Ember Overland Micro ROK is the smallest of the bunch as it measures only 12’10” in length. This camper trailer rocks a tasteful blend of black, white, and yellow body paint, creating a modern look that is sure to turn heads.
Don’t let its size fool you, though. This bad boy can accompany weekend warriors on their off-road adventures. Inside, a couch that transforms into a mattress is as comfortable as a mattress can be.
Outside, the rear end features a small kitchen, an electric cooler, a television, and more storage. The rear hatch that opens up and swings up also serves as a roof.
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