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Buying a trailer isn’t just something you do for fun on a weekend. It’s an investment into the kind of lifestyle and adventure you want, even more so with an off road camper trailer. You want to choose your camper trailer carefully to make sure that it lasts you years of fun trips to come, instead of gathering dust in your garage. This guide to buying an off road camper trailer gives you everything you need to make an informed, confident choice before heading out to the great unknown and making lasting memories with your family. Whether you’re upgrading from a trusty tent, camping for the first time, or sizing down from a large RV, this guide will help prepare you and excite you for the thrilling adventure that is off road camping. Keep reading for the information you need to know when buying an off road camper trailer, because the freedom of the open road awaits.

Life is too short not to explore every fork in the road, and with an overland camper trailer, there’s no stopping you. Towing your rig off road lets you discover so much more than you would otherwise, and it would be a shame to miss out. With this guide to exploring anywhere the wind blows you, you’ll quickly become an off-road camping pro. From preparing for your trip to choosing which side road to take, we’ve got your off-roading trip more than covered because everyone deserves the freedom of getting off the beaten path. Keep reading for tips and tricks to turn your next trip into your most exciting yet.

Heading off-road while camping can be one of the most incredible experiences out in nature. You get to see tons of wildlife, beautiful views, and experience the peace and quiet of the outback. Towing a camper trailer there, however, can be a stressful experience for some. Even if you’re well versed in off-road driving, the added weight and length of the camper trailer can throw you off, which can be not only scary but dangerous too. These top tips for off-road towing with a camper trailer will keep you safe and sound so that you can experience the joy of off-road driving and camping without any of the stress of a DIY off-road trailer haul. From driving to packing, and everything in between, we’ve got you covered for towing with ease. Keep reading, nature awaits!

Heading off-road is a thrilling adventure, but preparing for it is key to ensuring the bumpy travels stay literal and not metaphorical. After all, if anything happens, you’re off the beaten path so you want to be prepared, right? Of course you do. That’s why you’re reading this guide. Get ready to get valuable intel on what you need to bring when you’re exploring the great outdoors. With tips for what to pack in a camper trailer, how to pack it, and even what not to pack, you’ll be ready for anything. For off-road pros and newbies alike, this packing list is everything you need to make lasting memories on the road less travelled.

We lucky Australians have a lot to be thankful for. This country gives us so much, the least we can do is to go and really explore it! Discovering new and exciting parts of where you live is such a simple thrill, it’s really crazy that more people don’t hit the road to adventure through this amazing land that we call home more often. If you’re ready to slow down, open yourself up and smell the roses, be sure to check out these top ten greatest road trips that you can take right here in Australia…

Your camper trailer endures a lot. From being on the road, off the road, bumping along through dirt, mud, and rain, and accompanying you wherever the wind may blow you, your camper trailer (not to mention your camper trailer water tank) could probably use a good clean up. This guide to cleaning your camper trailer after an off-road excursion (or whenever it could use a good scrub) will have your ticket to adventure looking sharper than ever, no matter how rough or wild your trip was. From top to bottom, inside and out, and even inside the depths of your camper water tank, we’ve got you covered for your cleanest rig yet—because getting dirty is half the fun.

It’s no secret that owning a camper trailer can be hard work, but pretty much everyone would agree it’s more than worth the effort. One of the toughest parts about ownership can be the upkeep; cleaning and waxing your camper trailer can take up the better part of an afternoon, but it doesn’t have to. This guide to washing and detailing your off-road camper trailer will leave your camper cleaner than ever in less time. The key? Regular camper cleaner jobs. This will not only make it easier for you each time but also keep your camper trailer in good shape for years of camping adventures to come.

If you’ve been camping in your trailer for several years and are looking to try something thrilling and new, off-roading with your trailer might just be for you. It’s definitely tougher, but it can be even more fulfilling. Keep in mind, towing your trailer off-road is not for the faint of heart, which is why this guide to how to tow a camper trailer off-road will tell you everything you need to know before deciding to attempt an off-road excursion. From how to outfit your vehicle and trailer to where to avoid, this guide to how to tow a camper trailer will have you off-roading like a pro and have you as prepared as possible. Once you master the art and science of towing off-road, you might never go back to regular camping. Keep reading to find out everything you ever wanted to know about how to tow a camper trailer off-road.

Whether you’re a first-time camper or a regular who’s sick of last-minute packing, there’s always a better way to pack your camper trailer. Packing in an efficient, organized way not only helps ensure you don’t forget anything, but also makes the entire vacation hassle-free and relaxing. No matter the length of your trip, from a quick weekend away to a several-week outback adventure, this guide to what to pack in a camper trailer and how to pack it will make sure you have everything you need for an enjoyable trip for you and your family. After all, the devil is in the details, and packing for an amazing camping trip involves accounting for a lot of details.

Camping for the first time can be intimidating enough without the stress of wondering what to pack—and worrying about what you might have missed. Luckily, there’s tons of resources to help you figure out what to pack in a camper trailer and how to pack it, so that your first time camping goes off without a hitch. After all, camping can be a fantastic, eye-opening experience that bonds families and creates lifelong memories, so starting out on the right foot is key. This guide to what to pack in a camper trailer will ensure you don’t forget anything, while having exactly what you need for a memorable vacation, no matter where you go. What to pack in a camper trailer can be a fine line between under and over packing, which is never fun. Either you’ll wish you had more, or you’ll spend most of the time sifting through everything trying to find what you need. Keep reading for the ultimate guide to what to pack in a camper trailer for a first-time camper to feel like a pro and enjoy your camping trip to the max.   

Who says you need a fully loaded truck to go on amazing camping adventures in your trailer? Lightweight trailers are your ticket to keeping your beloved crossover and having a fantastic trip with family and friends in the Great Outdoors. Cub Campers has a wide range of lightweight trailers to suit every camping need and trailer preference, from super light and super compact to deluxe and roomy trailers. Whether you’re looking for all the bells and whistles without sacrificing towing capacity or whether you just want the basics to hit the open road free as a bird, these lightweight trailers are right up your alley. Read on to find out just how many lightweight trailers you can tow with your crossover. Hint: they just might surprise you.

Brett, his wife Marta, and their daughters Ella (aged 7) and Mia (aged 4) have just finished a 359 day “lap of the map” around Australia in a Cub Escape. They documented their journey on their Facebook page called Mac’s Tracks: 12 Months In A Trailer Around Australia. We spoke to them as they were unpacking their home.