I have been promising and here it is – Max by Little Guy, a Liberty Outdoors brand. Little Guy trailers has long been a sponsor of the Girl Camper Podcast so when they asked me to road test their new “Max” trailer on my four week National Parks Tour I didn’t hesitate. I had been […]
To listen to this weeks podcast, click the arrow below. https://girlcamper.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/Girl-Camper-Mini-Max.mp3 On this week’s show I am reviewing the Mini Max trailer by Little Guy Trailers. I recently took the […]
Starting at just 3,010 pounds, the Max comes standard with an abundance of deluxe features and a refined exterior style. With an impressive 6’7” interior height, the Max’s versatile cabin space incorporates lush materials to sleep and live comfortably, and thoughtful details – from ample storage and charging outlets to innovative entertainment features and LED lighting – the interior is an adventure all by itself.
The MyPod is a 100% fiberglass molded body on a sturdy frame. With a dry weight of 630 lbs. and tongue weight of just 110 lbs., the MyPod is a perfect for smaller towing vehicles and still packs a ton of great features.
Xtreme Outdoors Teardrops are easy to tow by nearly any vehicle for any bed - full, queen or king. Camp closer to nature, General RV gets your there.
The Little Guy Mini Max has a small footprint, but it's big on adventure. Taking several cues from it's bigger brother, the Mini Max features the same high quality materials, superior craftsmanship, and thoughtful details as the larger Max. The weight of the Mini Max starts at 2,320 lbs., making it an ideal companion for most small SUVs, and well-equipped crossovers. The Mini Max is designed to deliver maximum fun in a compact package.
This little guy max is coming at just over 3,000lbs. The quality is impeccable! Come see us at 12131 Bernard Parkway in Gulfport MS. This unit is now on sale...
These RV reviews are written based on information provided by the manufacturers along with our writer’s own research. We receive no money or other financial
Twelve years ago when I began camping again I bought a vintage 1959 Field and Stream trailer. It was full of charm and that’s about all. It had no bathroom, holding tanks, hot water, air conditioning, heat or refrigerator! It had an old school ice box. By the time I filled the icebox with the […]
Basic requirements for your first trip
