Yes, one may add water to the holding tank. We have used 'jugs' or jerry cans. We have a 26 gal. holding tank in the back of the pickup which we use to fill our 14 gal. fresh water tank in the Scamp. We use a 12v pump to transfer the water, at times we can use gravity, etc.
We use the Shower in ours (if none around) each day & use a 6 gal. jerry can for taking off the grey water from showers each day.
We a 16' Scamp, we started towing it with a Ford Ranger V6, no problems (3 yrs). Towed it in the NM & CO mountains, up to ND many times.
Scamp TTs have R-15 insulation in the walls & ceiling & one could add insulation under them quite easily.
Going SmallA new make called the
"Lil' Snoozy" seems to not be too too small & should be sturdy. It seems to be all electric as well, but a very nice design, good sized bed. Depending on were you "camp", this would be a really nice trailer if you primary or only stay at campgrounds/RV parks with hookups. This would apply to the EggCamper as well. I have read reports about them; a very roomy small trailer. I've read the Snoozy people can sent it to a nearby company to have gas lines, etc. installed & appliances. I can't remember about insulation on them.
Escape Trailers out of BC, Canada will add heated tanks and double pane windows and extra insulation. R-15 seems it similar if not the same as used by Scamp. I believe they have 15', 17' & 19' TT.
I just happened to have email them asking them about insulation, "Our standard insulation offers an R5 Insulation value and we offer the Extra Insulation with thermal Windows. The extra insulation is an RV/Marine foil insulation and has an R15 insulation value." -Escape Trailer Industries Ltd
There are molded fiberglass TTs made in Colorado as well, small units for sure, but seem to be neat:
Weis Craft Trailer - Henderson, Colorado .
The small Fun Finder 189 FBS's
Floor Plans seems to be pretty neat one. Or the
Fun Finder F-189 FDS, which is similar. Both Exterior Length - 18' 9" & Exterior Width - 7'.
Fun Finder 189 FBS is a nice little trailer as seen on this
YouTube Video & quite a bit larger than our Scamp. I wouldn't mind having one.
Might be neat one:
Takena 2265 by Chalet RV.
:R The
Teardrops normally have an outside kitchen.
Bed Size 4"x59"x78"
http://www.socalteardrops.com/page.php?p=20A somewhat new molded fiberglass
Teardrop TT made in Elkhart, IN.
Many small TTs out there to choose from, here's a link to one discussion concerning some of them:
http://www.rv.net/forum/index.cfm/fuseaction/thread Small TTs.^ In the Link Above ^
Another option, an Aliner or Chalet hard sided folding trailers. Beds are wide in them, with plenty of head room. One can get a shower as well. Costly new, but might find a used one. Aliner Folding Trailers and Chalet Folding Trailers
Check the Little Joe & Ponderosa TTs. Very small, yet large beds; made in Colorado. Interior height is at 6'.
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Two other makers of Aliner-Like hard sided folding trailer:
Rockwood A124, I didn't know they had one until recently. Seems neat from the video.
Likewise, I didn't know about the
Flagstaff T12sc.
:CDesertHawk- Las Cruces, NM USA
*2015 Lance 1985~Casita de Campo~23' 4" Tongue to Bumper, Dinette Slide
160 watt Solar Panel/GoPower! Solar Controller
*2009 White Ford F-150 Reg. Cab
Long Bed with A.R.E. Molded Fiberglass Topper
*Previously~ 2005 16' Scamp