This trailer gives you the most interior space of them all. Watch the video below to see what we mean, as it's very difficult to explain how it opens and closes. The product has two sections that pop up when opened, and they form the upper walls. Note that the first two numbers are the open length and the last two are the closed length (in feet). It's not an A-frame camper like most are, and it looks like a traditional camper when open. TrailManor makes what is arguably the most unique hardside popup camper on this list and in existence. It is also the tallest when in towing/living mode. This is a more 'industrial' style hard-sided pop-up made for adventuring, durability, and flexibility. Removing the tongue makes the kit shorter for storage, and nobody can steal it while you're boondocking. It does feature a 'garage' in front for extra gear.Īll feature axle-less suspension, an aluminum exo-endo skeleton, and a removable tongue. īut inside, there is no dedicated bathroom. None of the trailers have an indoor shower (they do have an external shower), but the upgraded versions offer a cassette toilet. The Plus, Pro, and Limited add more and more amenities, including extra windows, lithium battery power, 2-burner glass cooktop, lights, USB ports, and more, depending on which model you get. Go with their base model if you're looking for a shell with beds so you can bring all your gear. It is also much taller inside than any other at 9 feet 6 inches at the peak. This trailer is taller than most when in tow or storage mode. You don't usually find that in a pop-up nor in an A frame trailer. Read that again- not a double bed or two, it has two full-sized queens. The Antishanty AS1 is a tall A-frame hard-sided pop-up trailer that doubles as a toy hauler.Īdditionally, we love it because it can easily sleep four adults as it houses TWO queen-sized mattresses ! Here are our 5 picks for a great hard-side pop up camper: These are good to keep in mind when deciding between the two trailer types. Also, everything you do and say in a tent camper might be heard by anyone outside your campsite. If you have the canvas, then noises from outside aren't blocked at all. Privacy- With a hard-sided camper, you'll have pretty decent privacy.So if you're looking for comfort with better insulation, go with a hard sided pop-up camper. Temperature Control- With a soft-sided camper, you cannot control the interior temperature as well as you can with a hard-sided camper.Safety- Some campgrounds won't allow you to stay if you have a soft-sided camper because bears can easily get inside.The three most significant differences between a hard-sided and a soft-sided pop-up are:
APACHE POP UP CAMPER WINDOWS
Instead, all walls and windows consist of hard materials, just like a regular travel trailer.
The hard side popup camper has no canvas. A hardwall popup camper is a crossover between a regular travel trailer and a popup trailer with canvas walls.
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