I have been looking at tons of campers. I am always so glad when I see one of PJ's videos. They are always so detailed with absolutely no BS. I would drive out to Texas to purchase just based on her presentation skills alone. I can look at specs for info but at the end of the day these videos are excellent at putting yourself right there in the camper. Nod to the camera man as well!
PJ is so good at presentations and covering details. And she gives us the pricing. She is so good at her presentations, I feel like buying 2 of these....nice camper too!
A well done video no extra panning, camera shake or close up of a harsh light. This camper is a really nice unit and I would not have an issue paying the price you have on it.
Great walkthrough, PJ! I love that the stovetop is separate from the sink now. We really missed the last Texas TinyTrailer Rally, but hope we will see you in the Fall. - Julia & Buffy 🐾
I picked up a 2020 XL Boondock LIte last weekend. And it has the "Princess Craft" logo on the back. I will gladly leave it there. It's a sign of premium quality and service. Love this thing. Built solid as can be. Thinking about adding dual 100W panels on the top, straddling the stargazer window. I was going to go camping this weekend at Brazos State Park, but looks like winter is threatening us, serious like. Keep making the great videos, and I'll keep watching.
Sorry, it wasn’t clear that it was the MSRP pricing. It’s so tricky to talk about price, and we were trying a new approach. Reality, There’s a lot of difference in size and options here, so a TAG could be anywhere between 15,000 and $20,000 depending on what’s included and where you are shopping! Adding in the generator is an interesting idea!!!
I have a 2014 T@G Basic and I’ve made a lot of changes to use it for Boondocking. I like the way these are built and it’s holding up really well for me. I like the solar panel, but I have a pair of 50 watt panels with a door hinge and aluminum poles as props. I can park the trailer in the shade and move the solar panels with the sun during the day. I like the gas port on the new model. The stove looks like it has larger burners than they used to have. The microwave, entertainment system, AC, etc. are a bit of gold plating that I wouldn’t use - I’m boondocking and enjoying the great outdoors after all. However, I have added a diesel parking heater to my 2014 and that’s nice for taking the chill off of early spring and late fall camping. I’d suggest NuKamp figure out how to make that diesel heater an option.
PJ, really appreciate the way you say, "check it out at a Dealer near you!". PJ, wish I lived in the US, reason being? I would buy from YOU! Here you have a chance to Plug PrincessCraft and you say.......as above. Am with Patrick and Patty, it is Worth The Drive To Round Rock TX........Thanks PJ and PC!!!!!! Love from Canada!
Hand crank jack does not allow a pick up (Colorado) tailgate to be put down. Need to re-locate jack. But, the kitchen is a big upgrade from my 2018 XL Boondock.
The price is more expensive than a normal size camper. However this is par for the course. If you have a small kitchen and had to buy “space saver” appliances you almost always pay more, than you do for normal size appliances.
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$10.000 extra for the communist anti American yeti cooler.
Always glad to find a new vid by PC. I have a question ... do you have an EU dealer? If so ... do the trailers come in 220 (instead of 110) power plugs?
NuCamp does have an EU division for European customers. Princess Craft, as a dealership, does not. The US versions of the nüCamp products don't have a 220 power option. I do not know about the electrical connections on the European products.
Bazlur Rahman That’s offered in the T@B 320 CS-S. The clamshell (CS) has the outside kitchen with a bed inside that converts into a dinette. It’s bigger than this one, and offers a shower/toilet & sink inside and has a LOT of storage inside. More than the regular 320. I love mine more than anything and I bought it from the wonderful people at Princess Craft. 💕
Uh, a cursory look might indicate that. But if you're thinking far enough ahead to see a problem with it, then go a bit further and you'll notice that there is nothing "low hanging" about it. It's pretty much attached to the bottom of the frame and will be entirely blocked from any typical damage by the leveling jacks when they are in their up[ward position. If they had put it any higher, it would be nearly impossible to access/use. All things considered, it looks to be tucked away about as well as you ask them to do.
@@retrodog63 I guess you don't off-road, much. Anything below the frame is at risk. This valve is rear of the jacks. The trailer has a poor departure angle anyway. Do I need to explain what a departure angle is? It's a fine trailer for gravel roads and other smoother off road trails. Just go slow and be careful.
@@xbpbat21x Been off-roading for over 45 years, off and on. Also done a lot of design work, carpentry, and construction. That thing inside of the departure angle, but I didn't mention that because of obvious potential for interference with protruding rocks and the like. If you want to discuss it's base design for off roading, that's another subject. I'll probably agree with you on that, to some degree. I'm getting old now so I probably won't be blazing any new trails off into the unexplored wilderness. But if I decide to, and I find that connection at risk, I'd just move it or remove
@@retrodog63 That was my point from my original post...These bigger cookie cutter manufacturers think a little lift and more aggressive tires and they can stamp it with "off-road". If you have to move or remove anything, then their design is flawed from the beginning. I've even seen some put the spare tire underneath and sacrifice the ground clearance. Like I said before, gravel roads and light trails...and it's fine. Much more than that, and it won't last. Thanks for your input, with your experience and skills, you should be building them...there is a huge market for them right now.
There is a 12 volt receptacle and a 110 volt outlet that can be used for a 12v fridge. I don't believe the fridge is an option from the manufacturer at this time, but they are easily found on the web and at brick-and-morter outlets like your local RV dealership, Costco, etc.
@@PrincessCraft so why did they take the TV and fridge out and increase the price because this model used to have that I don't understand. These were already overpriced but at this point they're taking out key features which makes it a deplorable value.
@@HiPlains1 totally agree. Dumbest move ever. I love my Norcold 12v that came with my 2019. I also bought another 12v cooler so I am totally ice bag non-dependent!
We've seen this model of rack support rooftop tents, but I don't recall seeing one on this model of teardrop. I believe the rails cant be set "flat" enough (parallel to the ground) in the tracks that are mounted to the curved roof. I may be wrong on that... but I don't recall seeing it and think that's what I've heard as to why.
Unfortunately for these off road, "rugged" small trailers, that's about how much most of them cost now. You can obviously find cheaper ones, but you might be waiting a year for them to make it for you with how long their waiting lists are. I wish I could buy a brand new small trailer like this for 10 grand, but it probably won't happen. That's why I'm looking at the used market.
Wow $25K... My 2019 Boondock was “only” $17K. Not much difference except they removed the fridge and TV. Glad I got mine before they made these “upgrades” lol
@@PrincessCraft doesn't even have a bathroom. All these teardrops are just rip-offs. You can get a 10k new trailer that is way nicer and has more features lol. Who buys these?!?!
@@lee1130fromtwitter well the main draw to these things is they are lighter so they can be pulled by just about anyting. Also you can go just about anywhere I mean really off road with this and get into spots that you could never do with a regular camper trailer. Unfortunately I don't think they're worth the money for what you get anyway but they're popular and they seem to keep going up in price and then as in this example they ripped out the refrigerator and TV and bump the price up by thousands it's getting to be a real rip off now.
Fridge space is too small for a Dometic cfx45. And the microwave is useless in camping boondock. It is better to have a big fridge 12v very efficient than a power hungry microwave oven.. except that it is a good design.
I do not understand WHY the price of a trailer 1/4th the size of a full size rv is as much!!! you have a quarter of the materials and a quarter of the time it takes to build. If people would stop paying 25 grand they would become much more reasonable in price. There is NO teardrop style trailer worth this much money.
NuCamp really dropped the ball with some of the changes. No DC fridge, and just a Yeti cooler? Lame. No batteries included?? Should at least have two in there for Boondocking. I like the heater addition, but maybe they should have thought about lengthening the tongue a bit, adding some struts for the under bed storage, and adding a screen for the doors. I love my Tag, and I am glad I got the 2019 model instead! It's built a lot better than most of the RV's on the road.
I am disappointed that they did away completely with the option for a 12v fridge. Coolers are terrible for those that go out for longer periods of time. I wish that the OPTION for the 12v fridge was still available instead of completely deleting it completely. Once again big disappointment on an otherwise awesome camper.
I think they're hearing that sentiment a bit. They do "pre-wire" for the installation of the fringe still, I believe... but that's not the same as having it there from the get-go.
@@PrincessCraft I emailed them and asked about it and did not get very helpful responses from NuCamp. Though I must say I greatly enjoy the walk throughs and information provided by this channel. Thank you very much and keep up the exemplary work.
I have been looking at tons of campers. I am always so glad when I see one of PJ's videos. They are always so detailed with absolutely no BS. I would drive out to Texas to purchase just based on her presentation skills alone. I can look at specs for info but at the end of the day these videos are excellent at putting yourself right there in the camper. Nod to the camera man as well!
Glad you like them!
We loved the walkthrough, PJ! Thanks for sharing!
Me too. PJ often does a better walkthrough of the nuCamp (any) trailers then even nuCamp RV (any) manufacturer does themselves.
PJ is the best presenter ever. Thanks for the tour.😃
I've always liked the little tag trailer, thanks for showing us PJ !!! 👍😊
PJ is so good at presentations and covering details. And she gives us the pricing. She is so good at her presentations, I feel like buying 2 of these....nice camper too!
A well done video no extra panning, camera shake or close up of a harsh light. This camper is a really nice unit and I would not have an issue paying the price you have on it.
This is the most thorough and knowledgeable walkthrough I've seen for the T@G. Very helpful, thank you.
Great walkthrough, PJ! I love that the stovetop is separate from the sink now. We really missed the last Texas TinyTrailer Rally, but hope we will see you in the Fall. - Julia & Buffy 🐾
We removed the Tv and kept price the same . What an advantage !!!, thx PJ
I picked up a 2020 XL Boondock LIte last weekend. And it has the "Princess Craft" logo on the back. I will gladly leave it there. It's a sign of premium quality and service. Love this thing. Built solid as can be. Thinking about adding dual 100W panels on the top, straddling the stargazer window. I was going to go camping this weekend at Brazos State Park, but looks like winter is threatening us, serious like. Keep making the great videos, and I'll keep watching.
Thanks for the nice comments! Enjoy your trailer and give us a call if you have questions about adding those solar panels!!!!
I love the roof panel with the switches on it. We just put a deposit on one! The heater is a perfect addition!!
PJ makes a tiny trailer look massive.
We've been trying to get her to fill up on growth hormones. She either hasn't been following the protocol or they aren't working.
At $25,000 ay, Chihuahua you might consider a tossing in Honda 2200 generator. As always nice job PJ!!!
Sorry, it wasn’t clear that it was the MSRP pricing. It’s so tricky to talk about price, and we were trying a new approach. Reality, There’s a lot of difference in size and options here, so a TAG could be anywhere between 15,000 and $20,000 depending on what’s included and where you are shopping! Adding in the generator is an interesting idea!!!
Good to see you PJ. Great video.
Beautifull camper. Thought of making a pull out table for extra work space? Wouldve been great if it couldve been exported too other countries.
I have a 2014 T@G Basic and I’ve made a lot of changes to use it for Boondocking. I like the way these are built and it’s holding up really well for me.
I like the solar panel, but I have a pair of 50 watt panels with a door hinge and aluminum poles as props. I can park the trailer in the shade and move the solar panels with the sun during the day.
I like the gas port on the new model. The stove looks like it has larger burners than they used to have.
The microwave, entertainment system, AC, etc. are a bit of gold plating that I wouldn’t use - I’m boondocking and enjoying the great outdoors after all. However, I have added a diesel parking heater to my 2014 and that’s nice for taking the chill off of early spring and late fall camping. I’d suggest NuKamp figure out how to make that diesel heater an option.
If only i can afford to buy one
PJ, really appreciate the way you say, "check it out at a Dealer near you!". PJ, wish I lived in the US, reason being? I would buy from YOU! Here you have a chance to Plug PrincessCraft and you say.......as above. Am with Patrick and Patty, it is Worth The Drive To Round Rock TX........Thanks PJ and PC!!!!!! Love from Canada!
Hello! I saw that the heat in the 2021 and 2022 are different. Have you heard any preferences in the two? Thanks!
Hand crank jack does not allow a pick up (Colorado) tailgate to be put down. Need to re-locate jack. But, the kitchen is a big upgrade from my 2018 XL Boondock.
Check out the Jack-e-Up system. It works beautifully on these T@Gs and it makes it possible to use your truck's tailgate. jack-e-up.com/
@@PrincessCraft I think there is a clearance issue with the Boondock front basket in the way.
Gotta ask how that galley is actually usable? The countertop comes up chest height on her!
The price is more expensive than a normal size camper. However this is par for the course. If you have a small kitchen and had to buy “space saver” appliances you almost always pay more, than you do for normal size appliances.
$10.000 extra for the communist anti American yeti cooler.
Always glad to find a new vid by PC. I have a question ... do you have an EU dealer? If so ... do the trailers come in 220 (instead of 110) power plugs?
NuCamp does have an EU division for European customers. Princess Craft, as a dealership, does not. The US versions of the nüCamp products don't have a 220 power option. I do not know about the electrical connections on the European products.
Very nice explanation! Thanks 🙏🏿
Glad you liked it
Do you think I will fit comfortably inside the trailer I’m 6’7”
kitchen is great, inside should be a foldable bed with table and chair to eat or doing stuffs
Bazlur Rahman That’s offered in the T@B 320 CS-S. The clamshell (CS) has the outside kitchen with a bed inside that converts into a dinette. It’s bigger than this one, and offers a shower/toilet & sink inside and has a LOT of storage inside. More than the regular 320. I love mine more than anything and I bought it from the wonderful people at Princess Craft. 💕
Who does service & repair in California ?
Love it!
Can you put two batteries in the tub ?
Loved the camper.♥️💯
Do you have low price campers.🤔
Great review, thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
That is very nice
Does the boondock package add any additional height to the model over the standard tag and tag xl?
THIS IS AMAZING!!!!!! Oh my gosh, I want a trailer so bad!
What’s the rating on the cross bars
Great Vid. What is the price as configured??
A low hanging gas port at rear of your "off road" camper...what could go wrong?
Uh, a cursory look might indicate that. But if you're thinking far enough ahead to see a problem with it, then go a bit further and you'll notice that there is nothing "low hanging" about it. It's pretty much attached to the bottom of the frame and will be entirely blocked from any typical damage by the leveling jacks when they are in their up[ward position. If they had put it any higher, it would be nearly impossible to access/use. All things considered, it looks to be tucked away about as well as you ask them to do.
@@retrodog63 I guess you don't off-road, much. Anything below the frame is at risk. This valve is rear of the jacks. The trailer has a poor departure angle anyway. Do I need to explain what a departure angle is? It's a fine trailer for gravel roads and other smoother off road trails. Just go slow and be careful.
@@xbpbat21x Been off-roading for over 45 years, off and on. Also done a lot of design work, carpentry, and construction. That thing inside of the departure angle, but I didn't mention that because of obvious potential for interference with protruding rocks and the like. If you want to discuss it's base design for off roading, that's another subject. I'll probably agree with you on that, to some degree. I'm getting old now so I probably won't be blazing any new trails off into the unexplored wilderness. But if I decide to, and I find that connection at risk, I'd just move it or remove
@@retrodog63 That was my point from my original post...These bigger cookie cutter manufacturers think a little lift and more aggressive tires and they can stamp it with "off-road". If you have to move or remove anything, then their design is flawed from the beginning. I've even seen some put the spare tire underneath and sacrifice the ground clearance. Like I said before, gravel roads and light trails...and it's fine. Much more than that, and it won't last. Thanks for your input, with your experience and skills, you should be building them...there is a huge market for them right now.
What's the lowest priced one?
What are the prices of your campers.
Would the heater be able to run off an inverter?
Can you fit this in the garage?
Absolutely!!!!!
@@PrincessCraft Thank you.
@@PrincessCraft what is the exact height of the 2021 TAGXL Boondock with the roof racks and the oversize tires? Not sure if it will fit in my garage!
Would loved to see you PJ in my teardrop camper... ;)
Can the Yeti Cooler be replaced with an 12V Fridge?
There is a 12 volt receptacle and a 110 volt outlet that can be used for a 12v fridge. I don't believe the fridge is an option from the manufacturer at this time, but they are easily found on the web and at brick-and-morter outlets like your local RV dealership, Costco, etc.
@@PrincessCraft so why did they take the TV and fridge out and increase the price because this model used to have that I don't understand. These were already overpriced but at this point they're taking out key features which makes it a deplorable value.
@@HiPlains1 totally agree. Dumbest move ever. I love my Norcold 12v that came with my 2019. I also bought another 12v cooler so I am totally ice bag non-dependent!
Can it fit in a standard garage
Yes, it can.
SEÁ QUE EN SU CASA USTED SE SUBE A SU CAJA CON ZAPATOS TAMBIEN?
how much is it?
Toilet and shower?
Even though this was 3 years wheres the toilet.
Stainless steel sink not aluminum!
Ah, you are correct.
Will the roof rack support a roof tent?
We've seen this model of rack support rooftop tents, but I don't recall seeing one on this model of teardrop. I believe the rails cant be set "flat" enough (parallel to the ground) in the tracks that are mounted to the curved roof. I may be wrong on that... but I don't recall seeing it and think that's what I've heard as to why.
@@PrincessCraft thank you for the reply.
25k seems like a lot for the size
get a second job, lol
I totally agree Heb!
You can buy a used Grand Design Solitude for less than 25,000.
Unfortunately for these off road, "rugged" small trailers, that's about how much most of them cost now. You can obviously find cheaper ones, but you might be waiting a year for them to make it for you with how long their waiting lists are. I wish I could buy a brand new small trailer like this for 10 grand, but it probably won't happen. That's why I'm looking at the used market.
Wow $25K... My 2019 Boondock was “only” $17K. Not much difference except they removed the fridge and TV. Glad I got mine before they made these “upgrades” lol
QUE MANIA CON LOS ZAPATOS SOBRE LA CAMA?
Love this
No one will repair in so. Calif. you need todo your own repair work & they won’t give wirering diagrahm
👍👍👍
Boondocking? No toilet? No shower (even outside)? I don't think so.
Toilet?? Shower??LOL...maybe a hotel would be better for you. Try a solar shower and a portable toilet.
Loll you definitively better with a 30 foot one
what is the price ?
Depending on width, options, and with or without Boondock package, you'll likely find them at the dealerships between 20k and 25k.
@@PrincessCraft After weighing my options I decided to buy a Mansion down on Miami Beach. That actually saved me about $15,000.00 !
@@PrincessCraft doesn't even have a bathroom. All these teardrops are just rip-offs. You can get a 10k new trailer that is way nicer and has more features lol. Who buys these?!?!
I paid $15,500 for my T@G XL Boondock in August of 2018. So there are deals around.
@@lee1130fromtwitter well the main draw to these things is they are lighter so they can be pulled by just about anyting. Also you can go just about anywhere I mean really off road with this and get into spots that you could never do with a regular camper trailer. Unfortunately I don't think they're worth the money for what you get anyway but they're popular and they seem to keep going up in price and then as in this example they ripped out the refrigerator and TV and bump the price up by thousands it's getting to be a real rip off now.
Nice. No shower or bathroom?
Araight! ...
Will a S 10 pick up 2 wheel drive pull one of your campers.
An S-10 should have little difficulty with a T@G teardrop trailer.
My 4 banger ford ranger 2wd with 6.5 inch lift with 35,s and 5.13 gear will pull 4 of those no problem.
Fridge space is too small for a Dometic cfx45. And the microwave is useless in camping boondock. It is better to have a big fridge 12v very efficient than a power hungry microwave oven.. except that it is a good design.
I do not understand WHY the price of a trailer 1/4th the size of a full size rv is as much!!! you have a quarter of the materials and a quarter of the time it takes to build. If people would stop paying 25 grand they would become much more reasonable in price. There is NO teardrop style trailer worth this much money.
Well said
Yes, well said...you have to remember the price is $10.000 higher due to the addition of the communist anti American yeti cooler.
Is the yeti cooler a 12volt cooler?
It is not. It's a standard Yeti cooler.
I have 12 volt cooler in my 2018 Boondock. It will kill the battery in one day, so I use a cooler anyway.
NuCamp really dropped the ball with some of the changes. No DC fridge, and just a Yeti cooler? Lame. No batteries included?? Should at least have two in there for Boondocking. I like the heater addition, but maybe they should have thought about lengthening the tongue a bit, adding some struts for the under bed storage, and adding a screen for the doors. I love my Tag, and I am glad I got the 2019 model instead! It's built a lot better than most of the RV's on the road.
I am disappointed that they did away completely with the option for a 12v fridge. Coolers are terrible for those that go out for longer periods of time. I wish that the OPTION for the 12v fridge was still available instead of completely deleting it completely. Once again big disappointment on an otherwise awesome camper.
I think they're hearing that sentiment a bit. They do "pre-wire" for the installation of the fringe still, I believe... but that's not the same as having it there from the get-go.
@@PrincessCraft I emailed them and asked about it and did not get very helpful responses from NuCamp. Though I must say I greatly enjoy the walk throughs and information provided by this channel. Thank you very much and keep up the exemplary work.
Looks like a Hobbit camper
If I was ever able to get my fat butt in it then my wife would have to call the local fire department to get me out.
Ah, no
lot of issues and made for cars not for bycycles
Jjjj
Please havE someone make a 9 min video not 20 min video
Just use the playback controller to zip thru the video.