Light weight, dog friendly Hiker Trailer

Our little trailer is perfect for a quick getaway. It is easily towable with a full-size SUV and has a comfortable bed as well as A/C and heat. Storing food, clothing and other gear is no problem in this little guy! The back end features a food prep and storage area. The mattress is soft and thick for cozy nights in the wild. Screened windows let you enjoy the fresh morning air without needing to leave the camper. The bed folds up into a couch for comfy indoor seating in case of bad weather. It's also nice to fold it up in the morning so you have more room to change and get ready for your day's adventure. The trailer is easily connected and disconnected and we're happy to show you how all that works if it's your first time towing a trailer. The trailer can easily be levelled out when you get to your campsite. The levelling stands can support the weight of the trailer so even in a bad spot you can sleep comfortably.

Your furry friends are welcome to come along! We have a dog that we take on trips all the time and love it! There's nothing better than sitting around the campfire with your whole family.

We don’t want to overpack the trailer with stuff you don’t want or need, but rather let you decide yourself how to customize your adventure. Please see our package options below for details. Prices are one-time fees. Please make sure to add these items when you book so we know what to get ready for you!

Basic Linen Package ($10):
- 2 Pillows
- Comforter
- Fitted Sheet

Glamping Package ($30):
- 2 Pillows
- Comforter
- Big Cozy Blanket
- 4 Throw Pillows
- 2 Folding Chairs
- 2 small fleece throws
- Plastic Wine Glasses

Basic Kitchen Package ($25):
- Two burner stove
- Small pots & pans
- 5 plates
- 2 insulated cups
- Silverware & utensils
- Cooking spices & spray
- Cutting board/sink
- Dish soap, sponge & towel
- Lighter
- Trash bags

Premium Kitchen Package ($35):
- Everything from basic plus:
- Water Supply Canister & Faucet (5gal)
- Folding table
- French Press
- Coffee Mugs
- Cast Iron Pan

You can add camping chairs (free), a folding table ($5), a bike rack ($20), solar panel ($10) and coolers ($5/10) individually if you need them. Prices are one-time fees.

Trip Recommendations:
We recommend seeing any of the National Parks the area has to offer (an impressive 11 parks within 8 hours of SLC). One is more amazing than the next. I personally love going to Bryce Canyon for its beauty and tranquility. I feel a peace there like nowhere else. My husband's favorite is Zion. It is such a close location for us and breathtakingly beautiful every time we go. And we go about 4 times a year haha.
If you're looking for a mountain getaway, Mirror Lake Highway is stunning and close by. There are tons of campgrounds, lakes and dispersed campsites. Unfortunately, it's a short season up there. About July-September, after that you will need a snow mobile.
Bear Lake is a nice stopping point on your way to Yellowstone or Grand Teton. It's the 'Caribbean of the Rockies' and you really don't want to miss it. The lake is beautiful and their famous ice-cream shakes are SO worth the stop.
If you want to see the Grand Canyon, but don't want to be stuck in crowds, visit the North Rim! It's peaceful, and has an amazing breakfast buffet at the lodge with stunning views of the rim. Enjoy a cup of coffee on their patio in Adirondack chairs and just revel in the view. No hiking necessary but available abundantly!

Check out our Instagram for travel ideas
@five_million_star_hotel
or reach out to us directly and we're happy to help you plan your trip!