Top 11 Small Fiberglass Travel Trailers (with a bathroom)
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Do you love the idea of traveling in an RV, but are determined to keep it as small and light as possible in order to go wherever you want? A small fiberglass trailer might be the ticket!
With a small towable RV you may be able to use your current vehicle to tow it, and store it at home when not in use.
One type of travel trailer that keeps coming up on my radar, is fiberglass travel trailers. They fit the small and light criteria, but they also have that basic requirement (of mine) of having a bathroom (toilet and shower) onboard.
Today, we’re going to look at these small fiberglass travel trailers and see what all the fuss is about!
Travel trailers are generally made from 3 different materials, wood, aluminium or fiberglass.
There are lots of RVs that have fiberglass siding, or a composite fiberglass material, but I’m particularly looking at campers that are made from molded fiberglass.
We’ve already looked at quite a few small RVs; check them out here: Small RVs
Benefits of a small fiberglass RV
The benefits of fiberglass over other materials is that it is that it has less places where a leak can form. Many RVs will spring a leak in a seam, like where the roof meets the walls. But in a fiberglass trailer the walls and roof are one piece, so there’s no joins.
Fiberglass campers have good insulation properties and are lightweight which makes them a good option for towing behind a car or SUV.
So let’s have a look at what fiberglass travel trailers are available on the market now…
Small fiberglass travel trailer brands
Starting in North America
1. Scamp Lightweight Travel Trailers
Scamp is well known for their range of small fiberglass travel trailers; not least because of their distinctive look. That familiar egg shape and cream colored exterior makes them instantly recognisable.
They’ve been going since the early 70’s and make travel trailers and fifth wheels in 13’ – 19’ lengths.
The smallest in their range is the 13’, and in that tiny space they still manage to fit a bathroom.
It’s not the prettiest decor, but it’s certainly a functional space.
Scamp Trailers
| Model | Floorplan | Length | UVW / Dry Weight (lbs) |
| Scamp 13′ | Deluxe | 13′ | 1500 |
| Scamp 13′ | Standard | 13′ | 1500 |
| Scamp 16′ | Deluxe | 16′ | 1,900 |
| Scamp 16′ | Standard | 16′ | 1,900 |
2. Oliver Travel Trailers
Oliver Travel Trailers have just two models that they manufacture, the Legacy Elite at 18’5” and the Legacy Elite II at 23’6”.
Still a small (and light) rig, but big enough to be very comfortable. And the decor is much more appealing too!
Oliver Travel Trailers
| Model | Overall Length | GVWR (lbs) | Sleeps | Price Range |
| Legacy Elite | 18’5 | 5,000 | 3 | $65,500 |
| Legacy Elite II | 23’6 | 7,000 | 3 | $73,500 |
3. Escape Trailers
Escape trailers has a slow and steady start into manufacturing their fiberglass travel trailers and fifth wheels, but now they have 6 models in their range (5 travel trailers), starting at 17’8”, up to 21’2”.
Escape Trailers
| Model | Overall Length | GVWR (lbs) | Price |
| Escape 17A | 17’8 | 4,000 | $33,295 |
| Escape 17B | 17’8 | 4,000 | $34,720 |
| Escape 19 | 19’6 | 5,000 | $39,170 |
| Escape 21C | 21’4 | 5,000 | $42,195 |
| Escape 21NE | 21’4 | 5,000 | $42,195 |
4. Bigfoot RV Fiberglass Campers
The 2500 series of fiberglass travel trailers by Bigfoot RV include 3 campers ranging from 17’5 to 25’6.
The pictures below are of the B17FB which is their smallest one.
Bigfoot RV
| Model | Floorplan | Overall Length | UVW / Dry Weight (lbs) | GVWR (lbs) |
| 2500 Series | B17FB | 17’5 | 3,360 | 4,300 |
| 2500 Series | B21 | 21’6 | 4,553 | 7,500 |
| 2500 Series | B25 | 25’6 | 5,563 | 7,500 |
5. Armadillo Trailers
Armadillo just has two models on offer; their signature ‘Armadillo’ model is just 13’6” but doesn’t have a bathroom.
But their ‘Backpack’ model is just 4” longer and one of the layout options includes a bathroom.
Armadillo Trailers
| Model | Overall Length | GVWR (lbs) | Bathroom Type | Price |
| Armadillo | 13’6 | 2,700 | No bathroom | $33,900 CDN |
| Backpack | 14′ | 2,700 | Optional toilet | $36,900 CDN |
6. Casita Travel Trailers
Casita has 5 travel trailer models that are all 17′ single axle trailers, but they have different layouts. You can choose between the standard (no bathroom) or deluxe (wet bath included).
Casita Travel Trailers
| Model | Floorplan | Sleeps | Bathroom Type | Price |
| Freedom | Deluxe | 2 | Combined shower & toilet | $26,996 |
| Freedom | Standard | 4 | No bathroom | $25,298 |
| Heritage | Deluxe | 2-4 | Combined shower & toilet | $26,996 |
| Heritage | Standard | 6 | No bathroom | $25,298 |
| Independence | Deluxe | 2 | Combined shower & toilet | $26,996 |
| Independence | Standard | 2-4 | No bathroom | $25,298 |
| Liberty | Deluxe | 2 | Combined shower & toilet | $26,996 |
| Liberty | Standard | 2-4 | No bathroom | $25,298 |
| Spirit | Deluxe | 2-3 | Combined shower & toilet | $26,996 |
| Spirit | Standard | 2-5 | No bathroom | $25,298 |
7. Happier Campers
The beauty of these cute little Happier Camper travel trailers is that they have modular components that can be moved around to suit how you want to use your camper.
They have three models in their range of fiberglass travel trailers, and the HC1 Studio includes a corner wet bath.
Happier Camper
| Model | Overall Length | Bathroom Type | Price |
| HC1 | 13’5 | Optional portable toilet only | $29,950 |
| HC1 Breeze | 13’5 | Optional portable toilet only | $24,950 |
| HC1 Studio | 13’5 | Combined shower & toilet | $39,950 |
| HC1 Venture | 13’5 | Optional portable toilet only | $34,950 |
| Traveler | 17′ | Combined shower & toilet | $64,950 |
8. Cortes Campers
https://www.cortescampers.com/
With 4 lengths to choose from (13′ to 27′) you should be able to find a size that fits you. These 4 season campers will keep you comfortable year round, and they’ve got another, longer, model in the pipeline too.
I think their most popular one is the 17′ as they’ve got the most information about this one.
Cortes Campers
| Model | Overall Length | UVW / Dry Weight (lbs) | Sleeps |
| Cortes 13 | 13′ | 2,540 | 2 |
| Cortes 16 | 18′ | 2,540 | 2-3 |
| Cortes 17 | 18’1 | 2,680 | 2 |
| Cortes 22 | 18’10 | 2,900 | 4-5 |
9. Barefoot by nüCamp
https://nucamprv.com/barefoot-camper/
These British designed fibreglass campers have recently teamed up with nuCamp to bring these comfortable and stylish 13’ camper to the North American market.
Barefoot by nüCamp
| Model | Overall Length | UVW / Dry Weight (lbs) | GVWR (lbs) |
| Barefoot | 16’7 | 2,129 | 3,000 |
European Fibreglass Caravan Manufacturers
10. Freedom Caravans
These Freedom caravans aren’t the one or two piece molded shell like all the other campers shown here, but it’s made up of 6 fibreglass panels which are then clamped together and every joint is then fiberglassed to create a one-piece shell.
11. Wingamm
Wingamm are an Italian RV manufacturer that produce motorhomes and caravans. They’ve got a small, yet stylish Rookie 3.5 & Rookie Cross which are both 16’4”, and the RookieL which is 19’6”.
Questions about Fiberglass Travel Trailers
Those are all the fibreglass / fiberglass travel trailers I’ve been able to find online.
But we still have a few questions…
1. Are fiberglass travel trailers better?
If you’re looking for a small and light camper, then yes, a fiberglass travel trailer may be the best option for you.
They’re light, well insulated and not as prone to leaking as other RV materials.
2. What is the best fiberglass travel trailer?
You can’t beat a single piece of molded fiberglass, where there are no seams to leak and deteriorate. The Europeans have got it right with the Wingam Rookie and the Barefoot caravans.
3. How long do fiberglass trailers last?
As long as it is well maintained, a fibeglass travel trailer can last a really long time. You’ll find some Boler campers that were manufactured in the 60’s, still going strong today.
But fiberglass doesn’t tolerate UV sunlight very well, so it needs to be protected from UV. Also water ingress through a leaky window or vent, over time can cause damage to non-fiberglass parts in the trailer.
So maintenance is key to making sure your fiberglass trailer lasts a long time.
4. Which fiberglass travel trailer do you favor?
I think the layout and interior decor of the Casita are my favorite, it fits a lot into a (very) small camper, but has a modern and clean feel.
Which fiberglass travel trailer is your favorite? Share in the comments!
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