2015 TurtleBack expedition

Weekend get- away, off grid adventure or bug out rig, the Turtleback trailer will exceed your expectations. It can go anywhere you can tow it, and enable your PNW outdoor adventure dreams!

The 42 gallons of onboard water can support you for days if you forgo your daily hot shower. Or if you would rather live in luxury, after you can crawl out of the roof top tent and brew coffee and serve on the stainless counter, while making eggs and bacon on the Wedgwood dual burner stove, you can clean up with hot and cold water in the kitchen sink and treat yourself to a hot shower courtesy of the Atwood propane water heater.

With a fully articulating max hitch and axle-less trailing arm suspension, the Turtleback will follow along on the most rugged roads and bring all your camping gear with you. In addition to water and cooking this model is equipped with a marine battery powering lights, the water pump and the heater as well as a pure sine inverter.

The Baltic birch lined storage area and kitchen bring a luxe feel to your expedition. The Cascadia Vehicle Mt Shasta Tent is plenty big for two, and comes with a full annex room (including floor) below. The FoxWing awning covers 270 degrees including the kitchen to keep you shaded and dry with simple set-up and break-down.

When this trailer was constructed the company was still customizing, so the wheels and spare match a 2015 F-250 providing more than enough durability for the 1500lb dry weight and make it a breeze to tow with a midsize SUV or truck (we’ve also pulled behind our diesel mid-size SUV with no challenge).

We have loved this trailer, and are sad to part with it. However, in preparation for longer journeys have upgraded and there is no longer room in the inn for this great piece of kit.

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