A rear galley kitchen, a big stargazing window and solid off-grid power make this small trailer a favorite with couples and SUV owners.
The nuCamp TAG proves that a small trailer does not have to mean roughing it. This teardrop sleeps two, tows behind many crossovers and still packs in a kitchen, climate control and off-grid power.
Who it suits
- Solo travelers and couples
- Owners of crossovers, small SUVs and mid-size trucks, since dry weight starts around 1,000 pounds depending on trim
- Tent campers ready for a real mattress and weather protection
- Off-road explorers, with an optional boondock package that adds clearance, all-terrain tires and solar
1. Rear galley kitchen
Lift the rear hatch and you find a sink, a two-burner stove, a 12-volt fridge or cooler drawer and plenty of storage. Cooking happens outside, which keeps the sleeping cabin clean and odor-free.
2. Stargazer window
A large curved window above the head of the bed brings in daylight and gives you a view of the night sky without leaving bed. Built-in shades and screens let you control light and airflow.
3. Off-grid power
Solar and lithium battery packages keep lights, fans, outlets and the fridge running away from hookups. Larger battery and solar upgrades extend your time off-grid.
4. Comfortable cabin
Despite the small footprint, the cabin offers a queen-size mattress, cabinets, USB outlets and a fan. Air conditioning and heating options make it usable in more seasons.
5. Build quality
The TAG is handmade by a small Amish-country manufacturer, and owners consistently mention the solid construction and attention to detail.
The verdict
If you want a light, easy-to-tow camper with real comfort, the TAG is one of the best teardrops available. Visit a dealer to compare trims and packages.
Before you buy or go: specs, prices and road conditions change. Confirm with the manufacturer or dealer, check your tow and payload ratings, and check road status before heading out.
