Pulling with a wrangler JKU (3500# max). I was looking to A-frame pop ups, but I really need a small bath to shower off the boys (aged 4 and 6). I'm looking for the smallest TT I can get that will do the trick. The T@B is a little too small with just a bed and bath. The R-pod is a little on the large size for a jeep to pull around. What else has a queen-ish sized bed, bath, and dinette or bunks for 2 kids? Heck I don't even need a kitchen, I can cook outside.

Hard sided would be 16ft Airstream Bambi 16. Sleeps 4 with wet bath. Right at 3500# gross limit? Try some of the fiberglass egg style trailers.

Have a look at these ones:Starcraft 3500 pound gross weight trailers

Anything with the label something close to "16RB" comes to mind.

there is a KZ 14 RBT - very nice! we have the 16 RBT which is maybe even more than you need...JIM in NH

I would rent a smallish TT before you buy one. You may be, barely, under your load limits, but would NOT be happy with the towing results. I have towed with a Dakota pickup truck that had a 3.7L engine. I was well within it's stated limits, but that poor motor just screamed at me the entire trip. I would not do that ever again. The next week I had a 3/4 ton MegaCab diesel!!! I'm not suggesting that you need to do that, but just be forewarned that the JKU will struggle. You need to experience what I did to understand.

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bgum
Explorer
Aug 21, 2016
Hard sided would be 16ft Airstream Bambi 16. Sleeps 4 with wet bath. Right at 3500# gross limit? Try some of the fiberglass egg style trailers.
Artum_Snowbird
Explorer
Aug 21, 2016
Have a look at these ones:Starcraft 3500 pound gross weight trailers
pfidahospud
Explorer
Aug 21, 2016
Anything with the label something close to "16RB" comes to mind.
JimNH
Explorer
Aug 21, 2016
there is a KZ 14 RBT - very nice!

we have the 16 RBT which is maybe even more than you need...

JIM in NH
Jaxom
Explorer
Aug 21, 2016
I would rent a smallish TT before you buy one. You may be, barely, under your load limits, but would NOT be happy with the towing results.
I have towed with a Dakota pickup truck that had a 3.7L engine. I was well within it's stated limits, but that poor motor just screamed at me the entire trip. I would not do that ever again. The next week I had a 3/4 ton MegaCab diesel!!!
I'm not suggesting that you need to do that, but just be forewarned that the JKU will struggle. You need to experience what I did to understand.
toedtoes
Explorer III
Aug 21, 2016
Have you considered a popup trailer? Might be the best choice weight-wise.

Jayco has a new Hummingbird coming out - the website doesn't show the weights yet, but it's smaller than the current ones and may be an option (it's a hybrid).

If you're really set on a hard-sided, you might look at skipping the wet bath and using a cassette toilet and a separate camp shower.
FrankShore
Explorer
Aug 22, 2016
Excellent choice would be a Lance 1575

Link To 1575
Fireballsocal
Explorer
Aug 22, 2016
A Casita sounds like it would just barely house you and the kids, and would pull great behind the JK. bgum mentioned the fiberglass egg trailers that Casita is one of. A nicely optioned Casita 17 foot spirit deluxe might be a great start.
deltabravo
Nomad
Aug 22, 2016
Check this thread.

My vote is the Coachmen Viking 17BH or Clipper 17BH.
deltabravo
Nomad
Aug 22, 2016
FrankShore wrote:
Excellent choice would be a Lance 1575

Link To 1575

Nice trailers, but having owned a JKU, I wouldn't want to tow something that long with one.