My adventure trailer

[FJWillis]

Wow! That is awesome, great job!

Thanks so much. I'm actually working on another project now. My wife says I have too much time on my hands, and that I need another project.

 

[highlandercj-7]

Nice build. I'd put the water tank in it with a dump valve on it. If it gets to the point you need to shed #300 lbs off it, dump the tank.

 

[libarata]

I like it. This would be perfect for my roo. I like the table, since you can take it outside if needed!

 

[FJWillis]

I like it. This would be perfect for my roo. I like the table, since you can take it outside if needed!

Thanks. The only time I have the table inside is if its raining. It's a little tight inside with the table. Just enough room to sit and eat if its raining.

 

[FJWillis]

Nice build. I'd put the water tank in it with a dump valve on it. If it gets to the point you need to shed #300 lbs off it, dump the tank.

Good point. The only advantage to having the bucket outside is if I'm by a clean stream. It much easier to fill.

 

[sqrlnts]

First off, I love your trailer, great idea. I am seriously considering a Quicksilver pop up camper for exploring the Colorado mountains. I have a couple questions on your setup.
What type of trailer and axle did you use?
Would you do anything different if you did it again?
What do you do about camping in bear country in regards to cooking near the tent? For tent camping in Arizona, I used an extended mag shotgun with alternating buckshot and slugs. Never had to use it thankfully but I believe their are a few more bears up here.
Thanks in advance!!