The T@B XL is different than its predecessors in that it's a little bigger and a lot more expensive. It's large for a teardrop trailer, measuring in a 22ft, but if you're worried about towing safety it comes with options for improving stability and reducing snaking. And the exterior may be simple but the interior is loaded with extras, like fine leather and teak wood, optional underfloor heating, and a 23" flat screen tv with built in cd/dvd. All that and it looks more like a miniature mansion than a camping trailer inside. Available in Europe for £35,000/$62,000.

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Whether you love camping for just a few nights or for weeks on end, this Sundance Teardrop Trailer is bound to make the whole experience more enjoyable. Its size makes for a happy medium between uncomfortable pitch tent and gas-guzzling RV, and manages to take the best conveniences from both. Inside it's big enough to house a full-size mattress with a skylight, LED lights, and ventilation system, and outside the hatchback opens up to reveal a shade over the stove, pump faucet, a Coleman steel cooler, and storage space for all the supplies you'll need. $24,000.


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Aimed at a younger market than the usual camping trailer crowd, this Design Within Reach Airstream comes with some additional accessories and modifications that make it a little trendier and more appealing to the "mobile young modernist" consumer. Among featured items there's a Nelson Ball clock, Heller Dinnerware place settings for 4, recessed lighting, a skylight, a Tom Dixon Wire Coat Rack, and of course a furnished kitchen area, lavatory, and shower. The fun stuff doesn't stop there, with panoramic windows, a fabric awning, Tripolina chairs, a Sony sound system and TV, and (deep breath) the list just keeps going and going. Want one of your own? No problem, but it'll cost you $49,066.


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