[leadin]A base camp for road trip adventures, the 900-pound TigerMoth camper can be pulled by most vehicles, even small cars, and its open design integrates the user closely with the outdoors.[/leadin]
Most campers and RVs are literal rolling houses that form a fortress between the inhabitant and the surrounding outdoors. But this micro-camper invented by Taxa, the Texas-based makers of the lauded Cricket Trailer, is more of an outdoors kitchen and play area with a transformable interior that sleeps two adults.
It comes to market this month, and looks like a great option for people who want the convenience of a camper that still requires a little actual camping.
TigerMoth: Easy-Setup Shelter
The little camper is an easy-to-setup shelter that can be towed into remote, off-grid locations. There are no big-screen TVs or cushy furniture. The TigerMoth is a basic camper where you can sleep, cook, and hang out while being integrated with the environment.
The TigerMoth’s wing doors swing open so you can chill on the slide-out couch/bed. Window hatches pivot up for a view, further opening the space.
‘Micro’ Camper Has Kitchen, Bedroom, Storage
With this guy, you’ll be cooking in the great outdoors.
