We all love getting out into nature. But we wanted something small that could be tucked away, could be towed by almost anything and would survive the Maine winters.

So we learned what did and didn’t work, leaving campers out in the Maine winters. And we learned that any crack or pinhole is the start of the end for a camper: water gets in, freezes and makes the hole bigger. More water gets in and the whole thing repeats until you’ve got water in the walls and the camper is ruined. So our camper shells are almost entirely made of PVC.

And Maine’s a great place to build campers: We have skilled craftsmen and women, we tested them summer and winter. We left them out without a tarp through brutal snow and ice storms. We’ve bounced them down dirt roads. We’ve gotten advice from folks who knew how to build boats that brave the Atlantic.

Now we’re building campers in a huge barn in Midcoastal Maine.

Our goal is to provide a refuge on wheels: A safe comfortable place that contains all you need. A place that you can hook to your car or SUV or truck and just escape. Sleep in comfort, look up at the stars bright in a night sky. Get far off the beaten path and still take a shower and make a delicious breakfast.

So get in touch with us, we’ll set you up with a camper that will be easy to use and will last a long time.