Turtleback campers and trailers are some of the best in the game and this one is no exception. Hand-crafted in Phoenix, Arizona—where the locals know a thing or two about off-roading—it covers all your basics in seamless style. Effortless to tow, the standard model comes with a 200 sq. ft. waterproof tent and queen size mattress. This Turtleback trailer is priced around 13k, making it a solid mid-range option.

With its dry weight of 700 pounds, the T3 represents HEO’s lightest trailer. The adjoining bespoke tent is easy to set up and ready to accommodate up to 3 people. There’s no need to search for used camper or hiker trailers for sale when you can get this one for under 9k.

Take the BushRanger 200 and throw in some upgrades and you have yourself the 200XT. This heavy-duty off-road camper trailer strikes the perfect balance between durability, versatility, and functionality. Features include axle-less suspension, jerry can mounts, dual hitch receivers, and an adjoining 200 sq. ft. canvas tent and awning.

An inexpensive camper trailer given all of its choice features, the MOAB Fort XL delivers an interior storage capacity of 40.9 cubic feet, your choice of roof-top tent, and a healthy spectrum of potential add-ons. Go all-in with the upgrades and you’re looking at the “Mother of All Bivouacs” (aka MOAB) indeed.

MOAB Trailers is such a legend that we’re throwing it on here twice and with good reason. After all, no list of the best off-road camper trailers is complete without the mighty Gobi, the brand’s answer to off-road teardrops. Roomier than your standard fare, it can accommodate up to 8 people when you add in the optional Tepui Gran Sabana rooftop tent.

Fun and functional for the whole family, the Tomahawk double fold camper leaves no spec behind. Among its luxurious spread of features are an external shower, domestic reverse cycle air conditioner, pull-out kitchen, hot water heater, main tent, and fully-closed annex. That’s all joined by two queen beds at either end of the camper, and a large dinette that can be turned into a double bed. Take it anywhere and bring up to five others along for the adventure.

Explore the Australian outback in comfort, confidence, and style by attaching this epic trailer (with 12 ft. tent) to the rear of your off-road SUV. Hailing from Black Series Camper Trailers, it delivers all the toughness and capacity you could possibly ask for. Put simply, there’s no terrain too harsh for this fully-loaded behemoth, which delivers a host of potential add-ons and accommodates up to five people.

True to its name, the Manley ORV Explore will take you to the furthest corners of the inhabitable earth and serve you well in the process. One of the best off-road camper trailers for under $10,000, it features 31″ A/T tires, an aluminium lid, trailer rack, and rooftop tent. These are the basics done right.

Available in three different sizes (and prices), the Extreme Off-Road Deluxe features diamond-plated fenders, two dropdown legs, 33” tires, a 3,500-pound axle, two windows, a rear side opening galley door, manual roof vent, LED trailer lights, a 110-volt power strip, and more. If you’re willing to throw down some extra cash, the brand is more than happy to customise.

With a base price of US$6,150 (before upgrades), the Oregon Trail’R Do-Drop makes for the perfect budget-friendly camper trailer. Compact, light, simple, and streamlined, it tows with absolute ease and delivers a purposefully unfettered experience. Inside is a bed length of 78″ and a width of 47,” which is plenty of room for one and a cosy squeeze for two. Don’t hesitate to throw in some add-ons because they’re similarly affordable.

For just under $10,000, you can score this premium off-road camper trailer from Escapade. Choose among three different sizes, which all come in at the same low price (before add-ons). Standard features include driver and passenger side doors and windows, ample insulation, black aluminum diamond plate fenders, 3,500 lb. Timbren axle-less suspension, an onboard electric battery charger, MaxxAir deluxe vent fan, and more.

Wisconsin’s TC Teardrop is synonymous with inexpensive off-road teardrop campers and trailers of impeccable quality. Get the 5×9 foot model with the Off-Road Expedition Package and that quality comes fully loaded, albeit for a mark-up (coming in at just over 10k). In addition to the base specs, you’ll get choice features such as extra-large fenders, Falken A/T tires, skid plate, external accessory mounts, rear receiver, and wire harness, among other things. Attach it to your 4WD and go. Go where? Anywhere.

Built for the off-road experience, the Mirror Lake Basecamp employs a laser-cut, CNC-formed, welded, and powder-coated frame. That’s joined by a full host of dependable baseline features. Within the fully insulated interior are ultra-lite composite walls and enough room for a 6’7”-tall individual to feel comfortable.

AT Overland no longer manufactures this exceptional trailer, so you’ll have to scour the secondhand market to find one. Thanks to its lightweight and modular design, the legendary Chaser once took customisation to brilliant extremes. Standard features include impressive ground clearance, independent air suspension, and a 6-foot-long cargo area.

Flaunting a retro aesthetic and customisable design, the American Dream Trailer is a dream come true. Alas, like most dreams, this one had to end. Good luck finding it on the used market!

Starting at around $20,000, the Schutt XV-F is a veritable stunner of industrial proportion. Self-described as the “ultimate toy trailing hauler,” it hosts a curb weight of 2500 pounds, payload capacity of 4500 pounds, and gross vehicle weight of 7000 pounds. Made of 6061-T6 aircraft-grade aluminum and equipped with all-LED lighting, this thing is a beast!