Anyone here own a teardrop trailer?

[PV_Premier]

I am thinking about buying a teardrop trailer to make some of my fishing trips a little easier and less expensive. Specifically getting into harder to reach places more often, on those epic summer evening hatches. I am looking at primarily offroad models from a wide array of manufacturers.

Does anyone here have one? If so, I'd love to bend your ear or take a look at what you have to start better educating myself. I think I know what I want, but talking to an experienced owner might help solidify or get me thinking more comprehensively.

[beachjumper1]

give it a real good try-on, for us too hard to get in&out,got to go outside to cook,have to climb over partner.

[PV_Premier]

give it a real good try-on, for us too hard to get in&out,got to go outside to cook,have to climb over partner.

good feedback, i am only considering models with double side entry doors to avoid the climb over problem.

they seem a reasonable balance of getting out of a tent and into more of a real "bed", storability/can put it in the garage at home, minimal impact on gas mileage when towing long distances, and small enough to be haulable into sketchier places off road.

still thinking...

[bigfly]

Have ya heard the song..."I can't drive 55"......

[JayDubP]

My neighbor looked at those last summer and rented one online www.rvshare.com

They decided it was too much like camping and bought a small used Mercedes Sprinter motor home.

[johnsquires]

I've been doing the same research recently. I'm not a fan of big vehicles and I get enough tent action on other trips. Apparently there is a place in Petaluma that sells the off-road-type teardrops.