We've outgrown our hard-sided pop-up Trailer. When the kids were younger, my wife, 2 kids, dog, and I all fit in this "sleeps 3 people" trailer. Now that my older child is taller than mom, we don't fit anymore.

Trailer Features:
-> Heater ("Suburban")
-> Stove (bring matches)
-> Refrigerator (3-way: gas, 110V AC, 12V DC)
-> Sink with cold or hot water (must turn on hot water heater at camp)
-> Solar to recharge batteries (210W with charge controller - it fills the battery, parked or camped while owner does nothing)
-> LevelMate Pro (with app to level the trailer at camp)
-> Roof fan (can blow air in or suck air out)
-> Good tires, rated for 81 mph (20,000 miles, but they show little use, bought in 2023)
-> TPMS (trailer tire pressure displayed in tow vehicle)
-> Backup cameras
-> LED lights

-> Trailer hitch on back bumper for bike rack (see photo with bison)

We've taken the trailer to Yellowstone, Tetons, Glacier National Park and to small campgrounds in the High Sierra. We slept soundly in bear country knowing we're safe in a hard-sided trailer.