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.
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?
H.
:
The more that we want and need is a water supply, waste water tank, and a toilet and sink.. Are thsse in any of the trailers. Wish and really want to have a generator and an A/C also in as small a trailer as possible
Linda
:
They probably charge alot because of the time and labor that goes into it.
Glenn Winstead
:
I am both pleased and, quite frankly, startled, to see you post links to all your competitors. This exudes confidence in your products! On this criterion alone, I plan to purchase my teardrop from you.
Hal Goldman
:
I was very skeptical about the practicality of a teardrop trailer the first time I saw one. But when I opened the door, saw the bed was big enough for my wife and I and the kitchen area under the back hatch, I realized it could be a great solution for our weekend treks. I think a teardrop is a great RV for people without kids who only want to camp at weekends. We've looked at many and we're now thinking the Camp-Inn is the one for us. One thing I don't understand is why are all these teardrops so pricey?