I love to camp with my Little Guy Max at State Parks. Here are the things I think you should know.

Today Teardrop Trailers come in all different sizes from the 139″ myPod to the 18′ Little Guy Max. These small trailers are easy to tow, offer unexpected amenities and easy to love!

Peek Inside My Little Guy Max This trailer has been ideal for our weekend and travel camping adventures. The space is so well thought out making this small camper a great home away from home.

The Adventures are Endless Since purchasing my Little Guy Max I have had so many epic adventures. I love the outdoors and there is nothing better than building a campfire. Sometimes it’s the little things that make a weekend camping trip memorable. Another fun adventure while winter camping in my Little Guy Max!  

How I Stay Warm While Winter Camping in My Little Guy Max When people learn I love to winter camp they ask me, don’t you freeze? And I answer, no I don’t. By layering and wearing clothing that is insulating, wind and waterproof I can enjoy the outdoors even in the winter in Minnesota.  

I love to winter camp in my Little Guy Max! I live in Minnesota and that means my Little Guy Camper is winterized so the bathroom can’t be used. So, the most frequently asked question I get asked about camping in cold temperatures is…. what do I do for a bathroom? In this video I…

My RV is often the smallest camper at campgrounds when we go camping. This got me thinking… does size matter?

In todays, society bigger means better. But does this hold true for RVs? Do small campers have advantages over large ones?

My top 5 best features I love the most about our Little Guy Max camper trailer. I have been weekend camping in this teardrop trailer for 9 months and I wanted to share the very best features I am so glad the Little Guy Max has.

We go winter camping in our RV the Little Guy Max trailer, a small travel trailer and the snow is so deep! During this cold weather weekend camping adventure with our dog Princess at Whitewater State Park my husband Tom shovels through the deep snow to the firepit and builds a warm toasty fire in the winter, in the snow, in March, in MN!