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Early this year, I went on a trip where we camped through New Zealand in the back of a converted van. I enjoyed the camping aspect more than I expected and would love to do something similar through the US.

I've been researching different camper type options, as the van in NZ was rather small and adding our dog and hypothetical future children means something like that would not work out. I'd say a class B rv would be ideal, but they seem super expensive for something I would likely use a few times a year. Popup campers definitely seem like the most economical option. However, my biggest issue with getting a camper is they seem like a pain to store. This led me to recently discovering the Camp-let, which can be stored on its side. Unfortunately, they don't seem to be a thing here in the US so I would have to order it new. The cost is certainly making me hesitate.

I guess my question is does anyone know of any other campers that can be stored on their side like the camp-let, that may be easier to get a hold of in the US? Anyone have experiences, positive or negative, using a tent trailer in general?

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[-] Salvo@aussie.zone 1 points 1 year ago

Here in Australia, the market is flooded with inexpensive Chinese-manufactured off-road camper trailers designed for open-living.

You can then mount your own choice of quality Roof-Top-Tent and awning for sleeping and shelter.

https://23zero.com.au/product/panther-2000/

https://23zero.com.au/product/falcon-270-awning/

https://www.4wdsupacentre.com.au/adventure-kings-mt2-base-trailer.html

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