Sometimes called a “bumper-pull” (when they first became popular in the early ‘50s, they were attached to the bumper of the tow car), the modern travel trailer employs a hitch secured to the frame of your tow vehicle along with specialized hardware to make towing safe and easy.
Some of the advantages of a travel trailer include:
- Models to fit virtually every budget
- “Ranch-style” single-level living ideal for anyone who doesn’t like to climb stairs
- Your everyday car or truck can double as your RV hauler, so no reason to purchase a dedicated tow vehicle, understand your towing options by visiting Towing Guides
- Once you unhitch at your campsite, you have your vehicle to help you get around
- Solid walls and locking door for security
- Very easy to set up
- Multiple slide-outs expand to create wide-open living spaces
- Tailored to fit your needs with lots of choices in floorplan layouts, including bunkhouse models, couples coaches and rear kitchen floorplans
- Many offer two or more bedrooms for privacy
General Specs:
Length: Approximately 13 to 40-feet
Sleeps: Up to 10
