When he spoke of his height and the challenge they have reaching up to pack up the tent - I wanted to post that I saw on a Sylvansport video that you can crank the top down to a more convenient height while packing the tent into the roof.
Great video! I would have loved seeing the take down from the beginning to get a better feel how the puzzle pieces fit together. I think I've found what I've been looking for for my adventures! Happy trails! ♡
@MissFancyClancy Me too. We walked away to film another rig and when we got back they had most of it down. We have a Coleman Popup camper so I'm sure it's about the same amount of time. Definitely a great trailer if you can find one for the right price. I've seen a lot lately on the East Coast selling for less then $10,000. All the folks who bought them during Covid are now back to work. Or just released it was more work then a full size. All and all I think Its a win win package for most applications. Happy Camping! ‐Mark (& Teresa)
We have a Sylvansport Go also. We bought it used (‘21) back in April. We took it out 4 times over last summer. I like that it’s big and roomie inside and yet packs down small enough to fit in our little garage. ( saving us money on storage fees). I did my research on used prices so I was able to purchase ours for $10K. ( the RV dealership was asking $17). I enjoyed hearing about your experience with your “GO”. Happy trails to you.
Hello Ann, Congratulations what a great score. I know when I first saw the GO I thought it was such a wonderful product and still is today! Your right you can't find anything like it. A cargo, camper, light weight all in one trailer. I remember checking them out used back 2009 give or take a few years. You could pick up a used one for around $4000-6000. Ofcourse if I remember correctly I want to say they sold new for about $8999.00 I expect a lot campers will be popping up on the market in the next few years. Since the RV market is on a downward spiral with the current financial market. Thank you for watching and commenting enjoy your time with your camper! Mark (& Teresa)
@@joeluevano9366 I believe you will see them around the 10-12k for more current 2019-22. Models that are older then 5 years maybe 7-9k. Biggest strength of the GO Camper is the weight and versatile of a utility trailer. This I believe along helps keep the resale so strong. Only time will tell with the current financial market. I do think you will see a lot of campers popping up this year and the next two to come for amazing bargains!
@@joeluevano9366 it depends on what state it’s being sold in. I saw one for sale in Ohio for around $6K but here in Washington state the price for used was the same as new. The goof thing about the company is you can buy replacement parts for everything… including the tent itself.
Your right that's a huge jump 17%-21% is pretty major! At that price you could buy a nice New Bushwacker camper and still have money in the bank. Plus A/C and Heat. Or you could easily build a very nice 5x8 small trailer and install a rack plus a Roof Top Tent. Which could run give or take $4000‐$6000. At that point you'd have all the same set up with a usable lower section to haul gear or toys. Not sure what some of these companies are thinking. Now after covid the used RV/camper are being dumped for crazy prices. I expect in 2-3 years there will be a huge flood of used units. It's happening now. We picked up a truck wedge camper with a -36% in lose. Not even 1 year old. That person then when and purchased a 2 year old camper which had a -50% in lose. Great time to buy used!
How has the reliability been? This is amazing, we love ground tent camping but this looks a great upgrade without the price of a camper!! .. so can you haul bikes while the top is halfway during highway usage?. How has the quality of the tent been with rain nights? And leaks?
That's a great question! While we don't own this camper I know I've always followed the product. I believe for the best answers you should drop in on the Sullivan GO forum. I'm sure folks will tell you how great the camper is. Also yes you can haul with bikes or cargo below. The tent sits in the upper section. Think of it like a big Thule Box the tent is in. So you can raise the height to pit any cargo ATV, bikes, scooter....Plus you can also haul cargo on the roof. Super light weight to town. Just keep in mind it is a tent on wheels. So you'll spend some time setting it up. Really a brilliant design. Thank you for checking out our video! Happy Camping. ~Mark
Very nice tent trailer, exactly what I would like to get. But then I went to the website and noticed the starting price. Wow, 15k for a nylon tent on a small trailer. If it was around 7k I'd seriously consider one but not at the MSRP of 15k.
I know I said the same thing in the comments. But you can pick them up used for under $10k. Sadly, there's not much you can buy for less than 10K. Best in its class would be an Aliner or a pop-up camper. Both typically could be under 2000 lbs. Really nothing on the market as light as the GO.
@@OutOfOfficeCampingthat's a bold face lie. There are multiple motorcycle/ small car grade tent camper trailers available between 2-8k new with the same amount of space. Lee-sure Lite is one, Vida, and Kompact Kamp are some others.
@HaddaClu I don't think I would go that far to say it's a bold face lie! Actually, Lee-Sure is Canadian based, not the USA. A similar style trailer was 10k. The Vida camper is $11,300 US dollars and also a Canadian company. The Kompact Kamper is US based in PA and is a motorcycle trailer selling for $4k new. None of them, ofter as many features as the Sylvansport as a car trailer camper. Not a motorcycle camper. Not to mention, none of the campers you listed can do as much as the Sylvansport can. So once again, to say Bold Face Lie is a bit rude. I personally would have used other words. You may want to take a moment to read some other replays. I agree that the new pricing is a bit crazy. To each his own. Some folks like to drive luxury cars some drive imports it's up to the individuals as to what fits there needs. One camper I've learned about recently is the Let's Go Aero, LittleGiant. Which comes in at 7k, still not as much room or layout. Now at the opposite end is the Patriot Campers starting at $52K What kind of camper to you own? Thank you for sharing all those other camper models for our viewers to make their own choice.
@@OutOfOfficeCamping Apologies for the prior rudeness. Most used GO's I've found are north of 10k, and those that are below that are well outside of a reasonable drive to go pick it up. I suggested the motorcycle grade trailers due to the fact of their prices, and weights which allow for anything to tow them. My parents sold the family's old 98 Coleman Mesa for a Lee-Sure Lite a few years back and they tow it with an Outback. I personally own and tow a RoadToad Tote model from Camp Inn. Yes its a teardrop; but I can also use it as an utility trailer, and at the time it was only 6k - though I believe its now around 8k. In the end a basic camper with a place to shelter from the rain, and to sleep during the night is all most people out need or want.
@@HaddaCluThank you. That's so cool to hear more about what you use. I beleive just like you pointed out there are some really good options. More importantly as you pointed out just because they call it a Motorcycle trailer really they should call it small camper. Because they do offer some nice small package with good usable space! Thank you. We too own a Coleman Utah but we've actually switched to vehicle camping. So my set up was only $6 used and sits on the back of my pick up. My wife bought a Nissan Xterra for less than $7K. So she has everything in her rig for vehicle camping off grid. We also really enjoy using a Clam Quick Set to help expand our outdoor space. Plus avoiding bad weather and bugs. 😂 Like you said lots of other options for folks if they'd like to simply get off the ground. I checked out each of the campers you listed. I liked the Kompact Kamper was right up the road from us in PA. That was cool to see. Thank you again for taking the time to watch and share your knowledge and personal experiences! -Mark
Great video. Lots of helpful information. Do you have a pattern for the wood device you made to hold the lid up on the Go box. That’s looks really nifty.
I believe he said he got the file or info off the SylvanSport Members page. So you may want to sign up if you haven't already and become a member. Happy Camping!
Hi i love the storage drawers you have for the Go, I didn’t see a link for those. I’d like to get some for my GO, if they don’t have those anymore, do you know how tall and wide each of them are? Thanks so much and love the video as a new GO owner I got some great ideas and got the Sylvan organizer
Hello, congratulations on your new GO. Sadly, I'm unable to answer that question since we just happened to interview them while camping next to them. I know she said she got them at Walmart. I think this is the one which they might have removed the wheels. This is what I can sort out from the video. Brand (Mainstays #92944). See if you can search that on Walmart. Happy Camping! Thank you for checking out our video! - Mark
@@muppetlogic3563This is my GO and we did purchase those drawers at Walmart. They did not come with wheels on them. They are tall to transport and take up quite a bit of space. We used them about a year and traded them for hanging shelves made for a closet which are collapsible when not in use and resulted in room on the floor for a small table between the beds. Happy camping!
Thank you. We don't get paid but that's not why we do these tours. We just love to show off cool campers. This is definitely one of them. Thank you for watching and the comment. Hope all goes well with picking one up.
This might be the most in-depth review that I've seen on the Sylan Sport GO. Awesome setup! Where was this campground? Looks like a great place to stay. Happy camping!
Thank you so much. They did such an amazing job speaking about their GO camper. It's great to see all the little tricks. Like they say, never hard to talk about something you love. Thank you for watching along with the comment. 🛻 + ⛺️ = 😊
Heck, Yeah! What was the dead giveaway? We enjoy how close the camping is to the beach. The amazing food at the restaurant. Man, those fish & chips are hands down amazing. We could do without the highway noise, how close the sites are, no trees, and no fires. But got to take the good with the bad, right?
@@OutOfOfficeCamping the dead giveaway was/is I am originally from Wilmington and spent the majority of my life in slower lower. I know that bridge like the back of my hand👍
@@OutOfOfficeCamping my family and I don't camp that far down. We stay at Tallpines camp resort in lewes. Nice and quiet community they have there. As a child my parents had a place just 2 or so miles from Bethany just off rt 26.
I'm not sure which one they had purchased. We have a video on our channel which shows what we use. ruclips.net/video/wH_Mcux7nsU/видео.html If you go to Amazon I'm sure it wouldn't take you to long to spot the same one. Happy Camping!
This is what we use ruclips.net/video/wH_Mcux7nsU/видео.html Any liquid cassette toilet on Amazon would work. We prefer the Reliance with just the bags so we don't have any issues with fluids when we travel. That's not fun. This is a very nice in-between option myboxio.com
Hello Pamela, great question I'm afraid o don't have the answer. I believe they said they just used a tarp or maybe it's one of the Thule Bags. Where do you live? There's a killer deal on FB currently in our area Maryland 2022 for $8000.
I would think this trailer would be wonderful for all the small town streets. Yes, it's too bad. I'm sure you have some super cool stuff we don't. 😊 Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! Mark
I think the Bush Wacker campers offer a great value for the buck. Where no one can close is weight. Which can be added savings in both MPG and tow vechical options. It's a lot like a Apple product you just buy it and GO. It comes with everything. 🤣 I do agree you can buy right now some very nice campers purchased during covid for a real bargain!
But it does have cathedral ceils like a 5 wheel and might just be several tons lighter. Plus a bit cheaper. Best part you can always find a parking spot.
That's not a camper, it's a tent. Where's the kitchen, refrigerator, A/C, shower, toilet? Why woudl you pay that much for a tent? you can buy a brand new trailer camper for the same price as this tent
I'm guessing you didn't read many of the comments. Personally, with a space this small, I'm not sure any or all of those options would fit.🤣 We own both a Coleman Pop camper, which doesn't have a shower. We've removed the toilet and the refrigerator in place for a portable fridge cooler. We also own a Go Fast Camper GFC, which is just a wedge tent on top of a cap. Which sites on our Ford Ranger. Campers come in all makes. Whatever works for you, as long as you simply get out and camp. Tent, hammock, RTT, RV. We just love the great outdoors. What do you camp in? On the market today, what do you feel is a great camper for the $$$ ? Thank you.
Never put a toilet and a kitchen or even a sink inside a small camper. It will contaminate a very small interior fast. You'll suddenly feel ill and sick. It's best to have an extended toilet/shower tent and a slide out kitchen sink. This way the interior is solely for relaxation and entertainment and dining.
That's how the Sylvan Sport Go is set up. Everything outside. Really depends on how small of a trailer you have. Having a toilet, and kitchen inside can be wonderful when the weather is bad. Or the bugs are eating you alive. So I can't say I agree with you based on our application in our region. Plus we love to relax and dine outside to enjoy the company of others or just be with nature. When the weather and bugs aren't a issue we spend all our time outside. Everything but sleep outside. Truly the SylvanSport has you covered with all your needs. As for ill and sick I don't think so! If that was the case we'd have a lot of van life folks buying RV's or 5th wheels. Small campers have been around a long time. Heck I grew up camping in a 1954 Bubble Airstream. Smallest Airstream made. Never got sick or ill. Happy Camping!
🤣 Bear Bait 😅 Very true, I'm sure if you read some of the comments with my reply you'll see I'm right there with you. Now is it Bear Bait or should it be Beer Bait....?! LoL. As for a used unit you can't go wrong if your looking for light weight trailer with a lot of room. Win win on that one! $7‐9k used is still cheaper then most campers on the market. All based on the individual needs. Heck we have a wedge camper from GFC on the back of our Ford Ranger. New this unit sold for 10k. That's a lot for a tent on a cap. But then again. Go any place any time and park anywhere. Coming in at 300lbs. Fits our needs for overlander and off roading!
When he spoke of his height and the challenge they have reaching up to pack up the tent - I wanted to post that I saw on a Sylvansport video that you can crank the top down to a more convenient height while packing the tent into the roof.
Here is the video
m.ruclips.net/video/fgZt3x2IOPU/видео.html
Makes a lot of sense. Thank you for adding that additional information for the viewers.
Happy Camping 2023!
What’s great setup! Those drawer organizers are brilliant
Yes they're a very simple solution. Not to mention light weight. Thank you for checking out the tour!
Great video! I would have loved seeing the take down from the beginning to get a better feel how the puzzle pieces fit together. I think I've found what I've been looking for for my adventures! Happy trails! ♡
@MissFancyClancy Me too. We walked away to film another rig and when we got back they had most of it down.
We have a Coleman Popup camper so I'm sure it's about the same amount of time.
Definitely a great trailer if you can find one for the right price. I've seen a lot lately on the East Coast selling for less then $10,000. All the folks who bought them during Covid are now back to work. Or just released it was more work then a full size.
All and all I think Its a win win package for most applications.
Happy Camping! ‐Mark (& Teresa)
We have a Sylvansport Go also. We bought it used (‘21) back in April. We took it out 4 times over last summer. I like that it’s big and roomie inside and yet packs down small enough to fit in our little garage. ( saving us money on storage fees). I did my research on used prices so I was able to purchase ours for $10K.
( the RV dealership was asking $17).
I enjoyed hearing about your experience with your “GO”. Happy trails to you.
Hello Ann, Congratulations what a great score. I know when I first saw the GO I thought it was such a wonderful product and still is today! Your right you can't find anything like it. A cargo, camper, light weight all in one trailer. I remember checking them out used back 2009 give or take a few years. You could pick up a used one for around $4000-6000. Ofcourse if I remember correctly I want to say they sold new for about $8999.00
I expect a lot campers will be popping up on the market in the next few years. Since the RV market is on a downward spiral with the current financial market.
Thank you for watching and commenting enjoy your time with your camper!
Mark (& Teresa)
What would you figure these might go for second hand on the market in 2023? 6-7k?
@@joeluevano9366 I believe you will see them around the 10-12k for more current 2019-22. Models that are older then 5 years maybe 7-9k. Biggest strength of the GO Camper is the weight and versatile of a utility trailer. This I believe along helps keep the resale so strong. Only time will tell with the current financial market. I do think you will see a lot of campers popping up this year and the next two to come for amazing bargains!
@@joeluevano9366 it depends on what state it’s being sold in.
I saw one for sale in Ohio for around $6K but here in Washington state the price for used was the same as new.
The goof thing about the company is you can buy replacement parts for everything… including the tent itself.
@Derek xPaPaDx Frampton You can definitely find a lot of nice hard wall campers in that price range. Ofcourse they won't come close in weight.
Was cool. New price is outrageous
Your right that's a huge jump 17%-21% is pretty major! At that price you could buy a nice New Bushwacker camper and still have money in the bank. Plus A/C and Heat. Or you could easily build a very nice 5x8 small trailer and install a rack plus a Roof Top Tent. Which could run give or take $4000‐$6000. At that point you'd have all the same set up with a usable lower section to haul gear or toys. Not sure what some of these companies are thinking. Now after covid the used RV/camper are being dumped for crazy prices. I expect in 2-3 years there will be a huge flood of used units. It's happening now.
We picked up a truck wedge camper with a -36% in lose. Not even 1 year old. That person then when and purchased a 2 year old camper which had a -50% in lose.
Great time to buy used!
How has the reliability been? This is amazing, we love ground tent camping but this looks a great upgrade without the price of a camper!! .. so can you haul bikes while the top is halfway during highway usage?.
How has the quality of the tent been with rain nights? And leaks?
That's a great question! While we don't own this camper I know I've always followed the product. I believe for the best answers you should drop in on the Sullivan GO forum. I'm sure folks will tell you how great the camper is.
Also yes you can haul with bikes or cargo below. The tent sits in the upper section. Think of it like a big Thule Box the tent is in. So you can raise the height to pit any cargo ATV, bikes, scooter....Plus you can also haul cargo on the roof. Super light weight to town. Just keep in mind it is a tent on wheels. So you'll spend some time setting it up. Really a brilliant design.
Thank you for checking out our video! Happy Camping. ~Mark
Very nice tent trailer, exactly what I would like to get. But then I went to the website and noticed the starting price. Wow, 15k for a nylon tent on a small trailer. If it was around 7k I'd seriously consider one but not at the MSRP of 15k.
I know I said the same thing in the comments. But you can pick them up used for under $10k. Sadly, there's not much you can buy for less than 10K. Best in its class would be an Aliner or a pop-up camper. Both typically could be under 2000 lbs. Really nothing on the market as light as the GO.
@@OutOfOfficeCampingthat's a bold face lie. There are multiple motorcycle/ small car grade tent camper trailers available between 2-8k new with the same amount of space. Lee-sure Lite is one, Vida, and Kompact Kamp are some others.
@HaddaClu I don't think I would go that far to say it's a bold face lie! Actually, Lee-Sure is Canadian based, not the USA. A similar style trailer was 10k. The Vida camper is $11,300 US dollars and also a Canadian company. The Kompact Kamper is US based in PA and is a motorcycle trailer selling for $4k new. None of them, ofter as many features as the Sylvansport as a car trailer camper. Not a motorcycle camper. Not to mention, none of the campers you listed can do as much as the Sylvansport can. So once again, to say Bold Face Lie is a bit rude. I personally would have used other words. You may want to take a moment to read some other replays.
I agree that the new pricing is a bit crazy. To each his own. Some folks like to drive luxury cars some drive imports it's up to the individuals as to what fits there needs.
One camper I've learned about recently is the Let's Go Aero, LittleGiant. Which comes in at 7k, still not as much room or layout.
Now at the opposite end is the Patriot Campers starting at $52K
What kind of camper to you own?
Thank you for sharing all those other camper models for our viewers to make their own choice.
@@OutOfOfficeCamping Apologies for the prior rudeness. Most used GO's I've found are north of 10k, and those that are below that are well outside of a reasonable drive to go pick it up. I suggested the motorcycle grade trailers due to the fact of their prices, and weights which allow for anything to tow them. My parents sold the family's old 98 Coleman Mesa for a Lee-Sure Lite a few years back and they tow it with an Outback. I personally own and tow a RoadToad Tote model from Camp Inn. Yes its a teardrop; but I can also use it as an utility trailer, and at the time it was only 6k - though I believe its now around 8k. In the end a basic camper with a place to shelter from the rain, and to sleep during the night is all most people out need or want.
@@HaddaCluThank you. That's so cool to hear more about what you use. I beleive just like you pointed out there are some really good options. More importantly as you pointed out just because they call it a Motorcycle trailer really they should call it small camper. Because they do offer some nice small package with good usable space! Thank you.
We too own a Coleman Utah but we've actually switched to vehicle camping. So my set up was only $6 used and sits on the back of my pick up. My wife bought a Nissan Xterra for less than $7K. So she has everything in her rig for vehicle camping off grid. We also really enjoy using a Clam Quick Set to help expand our outdoor space. Plus avoiding bad weather and bugs. 😂
Like you said lots of other options for folks if they'd like to simply get off the ground.
I checked out each of the campers you listed. I liked the Kompact Kamper was right up the road from us in PA. That was cool to see.
Thank you again for taking the time to watch and share your knowledge and personal experiences!
-Mark
Great video. Lots of helpful information. Do you have a pattern for the wood device you made to hold the lid up on the Go box. That’s looks really nifty.
I believe he said he got the file or info off the SylvanSport Members page. So you may want to sign up if you haven't already and become a member. Happy Camping!
how’s life?!Out. thanks! that is breathtaking editing!
Hi i love the storage drawers you have for the Go, I didn’t see a link for those. I’d like to get some for my GO, if they don’t have those anymore, do you know how tall and wide each of them are? Thanks so much and love the video as a new GO owner I got some great ideas and got the Sylvan organizer
Hello, congratulations on your new GO. Sadly, I'm unable to answer that question since we just happened to interview them while camping next to them.
I know she said she got them at Walmart. I think this is the one which they might have removed the wheels. This is what I can sort out from the video. Brand (Mainstays #92944). See if you can search that on Walmart.
Happy Camping! Thank you for checking out our video!
- Mark
@@OutOfOfficeCamping oh, much appreciated thank you!!
@@muppetlogic3563This is my GO and we did purchase those drawers at Walmart. They did not come with wheels on them. They are tall to transport and take up quite a bit of space. We used them about a year and traded them for hanging shelves made for a closet which are collapsible when not in use and resulted in room on the floor for a small table between the beds. Happy camping!
Awesome video, we’ll be getting one now! Hopefully you are getting paid!
Thank you. We don't get paid but that's not why we do these tours. We just love to show off cool campers. This is definitely one of them.
Thank you for watching and the comment. Hope all goes well with picking one up.
This might be the most in-depth review that I've seen on the Sylan Sport GO. Awesome setup! Where was this campground? Looks like a great place to stay. Happy camping!
Thank you so much. They did such an amazing job speaking about their GO camper. It's great to see all the little tricks. Like they say, never hard to talk about something you love.
Thank you for watching along with the comment. 🛻 + ⛺️ = 😊
I did the interior part of the tour, this is my camper. The campground was Indian River Inlet south campground in Delaware.
As i am watching this video over and over again. I cannot help but ask. Was this recorded at Indian River Inlet campground in delaware?
Heck, Yeah! What was the dead giveaway? We enjoy how close the camping is to the beach. The amazing food at the restaurant. Man, those fish & chips are hands down amazing. We could do without the highway noise, how close the sites are, no trees, and no fires. But got to take the good with the bad, right?
@@OutOfOfficeCamping the dead giveaway was/is I am originally from Wilmington and spent the majority of my life in slower lower. I know that bridge like the back of my hand👍
@@OutOfOfficeCamping my family and I don't camp that far down. We stay at Tallpines camp resort in lewes. Nice and quiet community they have there. As a child my parents had a place just 2 or so miles from Bethany just off rt 26.
Hi, this was really helpful! i wonder if you can tell me the brand/ where to get the portable toilet you use? Thanks!
I'm not sure which one they had purchased. We have a video on our channel which shows what we use.
ruclips.net/video/wH_Mcux7nsU/видео.html
If you go to Amazon I'm sure it wouldn't take you to long to spot the same one.
Happy Camping!
This is what we use
ruclips.net/video/wH_Mcux7nsU/видео.html
Any liquid cassette toilet on Amazon would work. We prefer the Reliance with just the bags so we don't have any issues with fluids when we travel. That's not fun. This is a very nice in-between option myboxio.com
Ordering one this week but question for you. What’s the bag you had in The bottom to keep stuff in the trailer part while towing.
Hello Pamela, great question I'm afraid o don't have the answer. I believe they said they just used a tarp or maybe it's one of the Thule Bags. Where do you live? There's a killer deal on FB currently in our area Maryland 2022 for $8000.
@@OutOfOfficeCamping I wish! I’m in California so I’m taking advantage of the free shipping sale. That sounds like a great deal though
Enjoy! You're going to love it. HAPPY CAMPING.
Bonjour à vous je viens de regarder la vidéo sur votre produit et bien c'est tout simplement génial dommage que ce produit n'est pas en France
Yes it's an amazing small camper. Thank you for watching!
Can I tow this with my goldwing?
I have no idea. You'd have to see what your Goldwing is rated for.
$14,000 tent.
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it's nice but I can't justify the price,15 grand no way it's just a tent on a metal frame
Agree! Nice option for some. I believe the used market is the best value around 9k
shame you cannot get this in the UK.
I would think this trailer would be wonderful for all the small town streets. Yes, it's too bad. I'm sure you have some super cool stuff we don't. 😊
Thanks for watching and leaving a comment!
Mark
15000$ for this OR a basic solid box teardrop - both are too expensive imho
I think the Bush Wacker campers offer a great value for the buck. Where no one can close is weight. Which can be added savings in both MPG and tow vechical options. It's a lot like a Apple product you just buy it and GO. It comes with everything. 🤣
I do agree you can buy right now some very nice campers purchased during covid for a real bargain!
No a/c is a dealbreaker; will stick with our 5th wheel...
But it does have cathedral ceils like a 5 wheel and might just be several tons lighter. Plus a bit cheaper. Best part you can always find a parking spot.
That's not a camper, it's a tent. Where's the kitchen, refrigerator, A/C, shower, toilet? Why woudl you pay that much for a tent? you can buy a brand new trailer camper for the same price as this tent
I'm guessing you didn't read many of the comments. Personally, with a space this small, I'm not sure any or all of those options would fit.🤣
We own both a Coleman Pop camper, which doesn't have a shower. We've removed the toilet and the refrigerator in place for a portable fridge cooler. We also own a Go Fast Camper GFC, which is just a wedge tent on top of a cap. Which sites on our Ford Ranger. Campers come in all makes. Whatever works for you, as long as you simply get out and camp. Tent, hammock, RTT, RV. We just love the great outdoors.
What do you camp in? On the market today, what do you feel is a great camper for the $$$ ?
Thank you.
Never put a toilet and a kitchen or even a sink inside a small camper. It will contaminate a very small interior fast. You'll suddenly feel ill and sick. It's best to have an extended toilet/shower tent and a slide out kitchen sink. This way the interior is solely for relaxation and entertainment and dining.
That's how the Sylvan Sport Go is set up. Everything outside. Really depends on how small of a trailer you have. Having a toilet, and kitchen inside can be wonderful when the weather is bad. Or the bugs are eating you alive. So I can't say I agree with you based on our application in our region. Plus we love to relax and dine outside to enjoy the company of others or just be with nature.
When the weather and bugs aren't a issue we spend all our time outside. Everything but sleep outside. Truly the SylvanSport has you covered with all your needs.
As for ill and sick I don't think so! If that was the case we'd have a lot of van life folks buying RV's or 5th wheels. Small campers have been around a long time. Heck I grew up camping in a 1954 Bubble Airstream. Smallest Airstream made. Never got sick or ill.
Happy Camping!
No. Come on. No. Buy a teardrop, buy a truck with a decent camper shell. Bye a used anything.. Bear bait.
🤣 Bear Bait 😅 Very true, I'm sure if you read some of the comments with my reply you'll see I'm right there with you. Now is it Bear Bait or should it be Beer Bait....?! LoL. As for a used unit you can't go wrong if your looking for light weight trailer with a lot of room. Win win on that one! $7‐9k used is still cheaper then most campers on the market. All based on the individual needs. Heck we have a wedge camper from GFC on the back of our Ford Ranger. New this unit sold for 10k. That's a lot for a tent on a cap. But then again. Go any place any time and park anywhere. Coming in at 300lbs. Fits our needs for overlander and off roading!
Excellent review very informative thank you very much. Enjoy.👍🌞🚙🏞️
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