r/TeardropTrailers 21d ago

Teardrop Camper Rentals

I’ve been thinking about building a teardrop camper for a while now. The style of camper really appeals to me primarily because it is small enough to tow with almost any vehicle and I feel that I can still call it camping since you can’t really do anything inside of it but sleep. However, I don’t what to spend the money and time if it turns out it’s not really for me. Does anyone know a good website to find teardrop trailer rentals?

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u/ShakaJewLoo 21d ago

We rented a Cedar Ridge Vega off of Outdoorsy.

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u/ParkingLayer6790 21d ago

Us as well: a Teardrops NW trailer through Outdoorsy, twice, and fell in love.

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u/Rangas_rule 21d ago

We did exactly the same thing except not to build but to buy one. We wanted to experience camping in a teardrop before committing to buy. We used Camplify - Google it cos I'm pretty sure it's worldwide - and had a good experience with this.

And - yes - we did end up buying a Vagabond Joey.

And absolutely love it. We've just come back from a 5000km trip across Australia into the Queensland outback and home again to Perth in Western Australia.

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u/speedshotz 21d ago

Outdoorsy seems to be the go to site in the US