Small Travel Trailers under $10K?

nice under $10k , as mentioned look for a nicely used trailer.

I can only offer this advice, last year a friend and his wife decided to u=grade from a popup to a small under 15' trailer. I told them get at least a 20' dual axle, they now wish they had listened as they now want a larger trailer.

Thx for the feedback all!

Lance has some nice smaller trailers.

I think it would help if you defined what you mean by Small. More important then size is what you intended to use it for. For instance, how many people does it need to accommodate? Will you be boondocking in it? What will you be towing it with.

Answering those question will help us help you better.

We got ours for around that price. It's not stripped but not decked out either. I'm fine with it as it does the job, lightweight and affordable. Only caution is you have to watch what you load in these little guys to avoid going over weight.

We have had two trailers about the same size as that KZ and have really enjoyed them -- great for two people, as long as one of them is really small. ;)

The KZ 130 has very small tanks, though. If you stay mostly in RV parks, that might not be a problem.

rbpru wrote:
I have seen a few small camper for about 10K but they were bare bones and basic.

Amenities cost and what you need is dependent on how you intend to camp.

Also your 10K will go farther in the used market.

Good Luck

You shouldn't have to go too stripped to hit $10k, my trailer was $12,500 and has a 13.5AC, 6.3 fridge, indoor/outdoor speakers, power awning, LED lighting, and a big slide. Go a few feet shorter and no side and you probably don't have to give up much to hit the number.

Also Coleman has the Lantern Series which are below 10K, we have a 2019 that we purchased new at CW and love it. It is CTS 16 FB Lantern

I have seen a few small camper for about 10K but they were bare bones and basic.

Amenities cost and what you need is dependent on how you intend to camp.

Also your 10K will go farther in the used market.

Good Luck

Depending on your tow vehicle, I would go with something USED (less than 5 years) and a bit bigger.