Camping Trailers Fold-down camping trailers are tents on wheels with collapsible walls made of canvas or fiberglass. Most have a portable dinette table, sectionalized tent, exterior storage trunk, and hydraulic lift. These trailers tow as small packages but expand upon reaching the campsite into roomy cabins on wheels. Their low profile saves on gasoline, provides greater stability when towing, and decreases buffeting by wind and passing cars and trucks. Today's models provide just as many amenities found in most RVs.
Galleys provide sinks, multi-burner stoves, and both ice boxes and refrigerators.
Holding tanks, if they have them, are usually small. Sleeping facilities accommodate up to eight people. Park trailers are recreational vehicles used primarily as destination camping units rather than traveling camping units. When set, park trailers may be connected to utilities necessary for operation of installed fixtures and appliances. It's built on a single chassis which is mounted on wheels.