Hybrid Travel Trailer |
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The hybrid travel trailer combines the features of a pop-up camper and a hard-sided travel trailer. In its camping configuration, one or more bunks fold down from the side with canvas tent covers. When in travel, the bunks fold up into the side of the trailer leaving four hard sides. Larger models allow the hybrid travel trailer to be used while "turtled" - that is with the sides up. The primary advantage of a hybrid travel trailer is that it offers a greater space-to-weight ratio. A disadvantage is that the tent ends are not insulated and subject to heat loss and condensation.
Believe it or not, the floor plans available for hybrid campers are
just as plentiful as the floorplans in traditional campers. Hybrid
trailers can range in length from 17 to 33 feet or more and provide
everything from bunk beds to dining areas and fully-enclosed bathrooms.
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