Camp-Inn teardrop trailer - small travel trailer

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CAMP-INN TEARDROP TRAILER
"Great Little Camping Trailers for the Great Big Outdoors"

The Camp-Inn teardrop trailer comes in 12 models, with base prices ranging from $5,934 to $15,692. The model shown in the picture below is the 550 Deluxe model with a base price of $10964. Camp-Inn has advised Roaming Times that they make about 80 trailers per year.

Camp-Inn teardrop trailer exterior

The Camp-Inn is a compact teardrop travel trailer consisting of a sleeping cabin and a kitchen compartment. Teardrops can be pulled easily by a midsize family car or smaller SUV's. The Camp-Inn trailer weighs as little as 850 lb. and as little as 130 lb. tongue weight.

Camp-Inn says: "Although Teardrops are small, They have more than enough room for 2-3 people. The Camp-Inn sleeping cabin holds a Queen size bed on 500/550/560 models. There is also room for storage of your gear. The sleeping cabin is hard sided and topped, eliminating the need for set up or tear-down. The sleeping cabin can double as storage/cargo space during travel."

The kitchen at the rear of the trailer. The sink is an option - note the long countertop	The stove option - 2 burners/ There is also a cooler option.

Some of the Camp-Inn's features (Camp-Inn information):

Body length - 8' and 10' models
Total length - 11'4" and 13'4"
Height - 5'1" and 5'4"
Interior cabin height - 3'8"
Wide range of options

A sleeping compartment
and a kitchen - what more
could you want?

Camp-Inn teardrop trailer - camping - what more could you want?

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Readers' comments:
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Becky : We are traveling to Joshua Tree national park in So CA from Nov 15 - Nov 20, 2009. Where can we rent a Teardrop in the LA area? georgebeckyenney@yahoo.com

Hilditch : For the price, I want quality and low maintenance. In the last 15 months with my loaded 550 Ultra I've had to wear too many hats. Electrician, Plumber, Roofer, Engineer, Mechanic, Front-End Man, Painter, Carpenter, & Detailer. When one uses the cheapest Aluminum on the market with no protective coating and neglects to use glue on the body where it is needed, you can expect that pretty look to last until the first time it rains, followed by wet bedding. Beware, this ain't no Airstream.

Gordon Banks : I like teardrops and I've looked at a few. The Cozy Cruiser is my favorite. Great trailer.

CB : I love the spare, multi-use design of this little car-trailer I bought new this Spring and have put a lot of miles on it behind my Matrix over the summer. But customer service is what it is, (the "entertainment center" never worked....,) One of the windows is under to much pressure to open and close, and now the roof is starting to cave. I am afraid to void whatever warranty I might have by taking it apart, although till this far it seems like it is a moot point. Suggestions? CBjazz@gmail.com

Terry & Bess : We have owned a Camp- Inn 550 ultra for 3 years . it is all we ever wanted , we lived in it for 37 days and traveled 8,000 miles.love it! towed it with a subaru outback and averaged 23 mpg we have a 4 month adventure in the plans. easy to tow, great looks, and ALL we need it has AC a real refrigerator not a cooler and tv/dvd player

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