Built to survive a Colorado winter Both tiny homes and campers have experienced a surge in popularity over the past five years, with evangelists advocating a downsized life on the go. But many tiny homes aren?t very mobile, requiring large equipment to move from place to place. Meanwhile, some campers don?t offer much space, especially for families or people looking to live RV-life full-time. Love campers and RVs" Come join our community group!
Colorado-based High Country Camps offers a solution. The part-tiny home, part-travel trailer was created when its makers moved from Alabama to Colorado. Originally they brought their fifth wheel trailer with them, but they soon discovered that mice and cold temperatures made it unsuitable to the harsh climate.
Inspired by wooden vargo wagons, the camper boasts multiple floorplans that offer different sleeping arrangements. All models include a covered porch at the entrance and a kitchen and dining area that is in the center of the camper. A three-burner stovetop, large sink, fridge with freezer, and lots of cabinets make the kitchen feel like home, and a bench area features seating and a pull-out table. An additional outdoor
Different sleeping options are available?including bunk beds?but in the model pictured, two people can sleep comfortably over a well-lit storage area. A decently sized bathroom is also included, with a 32 inch by 32 inch shower, sink, and toilet. Finally, shelves, coat hooks, and plentiful storage a...