Adventure Vehicles

The more electric camper vans, the merrier.

The new AOR trailer gives you all the essentials and off-road capability for an affordable price…if you live Down Under.

Bowlus Road Chief has made some game-changing upgrades to their best model.

This custom overlanding rig will get you as far off the grid as you need this summer.

A revolutionary new electric camping trailer should begin testing in 2020.

This tiny trailer can sleep three, be towed by a sedan, and be stored in your parking space.

At less than 300 pounds, the Earth Traveler Teardrop trailer is light enough to be towed by practically any vehicle on the road.

Happier Camper will now give you more living space and full-service amenities along with your Lego-like blocks.

This trailer has basically everything you could want, uses no gas — and starts well under six figures.

An Australian company is working on a camping trailer prototype that could make overlanding much easier.

This camping rig is bizarre, but also functional and super cheap.

This camping trailer is ready for a couple’s getaway—or a Mad Max-style hellscape.

As the year comes to a close, check out some of our favorite—and most luxurious—ways to get off the grid.

This compact camping trailer expands to provide comfortable space for two.

This overlander can handle the trail all day and still offer a spacious dining area at night.

The Opus OP 15 off-road camping trailer brings the comforts of home to the woods, the grasslands, or wherever your overlanding adventures take you.

The Carapate camper trailer is a French twist that includes an all-wood exterior, but it’s only available in Europe for the time being.

The trailer is decidedly a luxury — its $45,900 base price might be tough to justify for some when sleeping under the stars can be free.

New footage from the rebooted British series shows a return to automotive antics.

Two iconic American brands collaborated on one of the most attractive, cozy trailers we’ve ever seen.