The slide-out kitchen can be used indoors or out The wonder of innovative camper design is that at first glance, some trailers or RVs don?t look like much. But once you push a button or flip or switch, the magic happens. Love campers and trailers" Come join our community group.
We?ve written about plenty of awesome, expanding, modular trailers before. This one, for example, spins out to reveal a huge party deck. The tiny Tipoon trailer grows to three times its size in seconds. This high-tech camper unfolds to reveal a two-bedroom tiny house, and we?d be remiss to forget the expandable camper that slides out of the back of a Sprinter.

Today we?re highlighting the iCamp from the Dutch company Udo Camp. In its travel tow position, the iCamp looks a bit like a smushed sports car, with a flat top and a shapely coup-like rear. But once you get to camp, you push a button on a remote control and the camper rises to 6.5 feet in about 30 seconds thanks to an electrically actuated roof. You can see it in action in the video below.
The result is a boxy, roomy camper that can fit a crowd for entertaining or a family for sleep. The camper?s front walls can be used open or covered with mosquito netting, and screen windows on either end of the camper allow for airflow. In poor weather you?re protected by the weatherproof TenCate fabric on the ceilings or on the wall panels that come down when needed.
The interior is spacious thanks to the 6.5-foot headspace and a 14.4-foot ...