For Sale: a Teeny-Tiny Camper You Can Tow With Your Bike
The standard Wide Path Camper will cost you $3,800. (Courtesy: Wide Path Camper)
Campers have gotten smaller these days, in case you haven’t noticed. But a Danish entrepreneur is taking things further by introducing a tiny camper you can tow with just your bike.
All 50 pre-orders for the Wide Path Camper have been sold, with more on the way in spring 2016. Created by Mads Johansen, the campers’ website calls them “mobile tiny houses” that offer “instant shelter from the weather, a comfortable bed for 2.5 people, and a convertible space for 4 adults to dine-in, relax, and camp in style.”
The camper ways 99 pounds, and its creator says it can withstand strong crosswinds. (Courtesy: Wide Path Camper)
The standard model costs €3,500, or about $3,800 (not including tax and shipping), with such add-ons as solar panels for recharging your gadgets, cooking gear, and a higher-quality mattress.
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The camper in Tibble Fork Reservoir in Utah. (Courtesy: Wide Path Camper)
The campers weigh 99 pounds, are about 8 ½ feet long by 3 1/3 feet, and can be collapsed to half their size for towing. And just in case you’re wondering, the camper can not currently be pulled by motorcycle.
The camper from the inside. (Courtesy: Wide Path Camper)
If you’re wondering just how sturdy a teeny-tiny camper like that can be, Johansen says on the company’s website that it’s been tested to withstand strong crosswinds.
If you’re not the camping sort, Johansen also says the Wide Path Camper can be used as everything from a mobile office to a party hub.
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