looking for TT manufacture recomendation for dry camping

[g_lcamping]

Hello campers and happy new year! My wife and I are looking to purchase a new TT. We currently have a 27',4X4 motor home that works great but, 8mpg, no mobility once camped and very slow rough ride on the dirt roads.

We have a specific way we like to camp and most campers will not work well. We pretty much only dry camp in national or state forests for a few days in a row. It will probably never be used in a camp ground with connections. We like to go to the end of the dirt road and explore from there. Here are some of the qualities I'm looking for. I'd like to keep the overall length below 21'. This is so I can get it turned around at the end of the road:) It needs to sit high, have good amounts of storage and water holding capacity. It only needs to sleep two. We need air conditioning and a generator. I would probably install solar panels and extra battery.

Thank you all for your help,

Gary

[rexlion]

But the shortest Black Rock TT is about 23' overall, isn't it? And the 17k Nash is 22'4". The OP wants something shorter.

[ScottG]

Northwood products are supposedly off-road and 4 season rated. Built better than most.

[Waunacamper]

X2: Black Rock series from Outdoors RV. Well worth the distance to get it, make it an adventure and camp your way home.

[profdant139]

I'd recommend the small Fun Finder (see photo below), but they no longer make it!

Small is great for remote camping --- check out our blog to see what kind of trouble we can get into (and out of). 😉

Whatever you get, save some money for an axle flip, some upgraded shocks, and some bigger tires -- very handy in rough and muddy conditions.

[TurnThePage]

coolmom42 wrote:
Oliver RV. Made in Hohenwald, TN

Totally agree. But they're not cheap.

https://olivertraveltrailers.com/travel-trailers/legacy-elite/

[BizmarksMom]

Dirtpig wrote:
Nash 17k

Ditto.

[rexlion]

Lance 1475 is another that might work.

[coolmom42]

Oliver RV. Made in Hohenwald, TN

[path1]

Rethink...
We have small m/h and also have 30 trailer.
Some of our best out of the way, end of logging road type places we no longer fit. First time you have to back down a long narrow logging road, you'll be missing the small m/h.
Was going to sell m/h But it came in to handy,

[GordonThree]

I have done plenty of dry camping down dirt roads with my KZ. It's nothing fancy, but doesn't have a price tag that rivals luxury automobiles either.

Did a suspension mod on it last year and picked up 4-5 inches of ground clearance.

Saving a lot of $ on trailer let me spend it on batteries, inverter, generator and other stuff to make it a self sufficient camping unit.

[Dirtpig]

Nash 17k

[kerrlakeRoo]

The Black Rock series from Outdoors RV, But,,,,, The nearest dealers are in Colorado.