Want a camper trailer that can sleep four adults, has a full bathroom, and is seriously off-road capable? If so, the Mammoth Overland Tall Boy Genesis Edition might just be for you.
Last year, it was the ELE (Extinction-Level Event) trailer. This year, it’s the Tall Boy Genesis Edition trailer. Mammoth Overland is on a roll, creating some truly interesting off-road capable and highly optioned camper trailers.
Mammoth Overland trailers are made in Woodinville, Wash. The company is a subsidiary of Vashon Aircraft, with aerospace construction techniques and technologies built into every trailer.
“As a teen growing up in Montana, I explored on foot places that most people couldn’t. I always lamented that more families couldn’t experience these places,” said Mammoth Overland President Scott Taylor. “We gave Tall Boy 22 inches of ground clearance, so that families could confidently and comfortably access parts of our country typically off limits to off-road trailers. Tall Boy combines the durability of our HV and ELE trailers with the amenities and spaciousness of home.”
Mammoth Overland Tall Boy Genesis Edition

At 9 feet tall and 2,900 pounds, I wouldn’t call the Tall Boy a small trailer. But, it can be towed by a wide range of vehicles.
The Tall Boy has a steel frame and aluminum body, with an R5 insulation value.
Layout-wise, the Tall Boy trailer packs a lot in a relatively small space, emphasizing interior sleeping comfort for up to four adults. As you walk into the camper’s rear entry, you get two bunk beds on your left and a full bathroom on your right. The short central hallway leads to an indoor/outdoor pantry just past the bathroom and the front of the camper, which is entirely a king-size bed.

Inside Living Quarters




Outside the Tall Boy


Off-Road Capability
