For decades, one camper style has dominated the proverbial playground: teardrop travel trailers. However, none are as cool as the ones that emerged in the late 1930s and early 1940s, when the ...

Teardrop campers are among the lightest, most compact, and affordable mobile habitats the world offers. Heck, some people even create their own. Such is the case with the Argonaut, an original design ...

While one person might view the base of a worn-out pop-up camper as nothing more promising than an impending trip to the dump, Ron Snow saw it as the foundation for numerous trips to the forest in a ...

This teardrop camper is more about the angles than it is the curves. That makes construction quite a bit easier. But it’s not only the shape that catches our eye. This one’s built to last and has some ...

Retro camping just got a sleek, modern twist. The Aerolux fiberglass teardrop camper kit brings the art deco flair of the 1930s and ’40s into the present, combining swooping curves with today’s ...

Imperial Outdoors has its roots in ice fishing trailers built for stalwart fishermen facing some of the harshest winter conditions the United States can dole out. So it knows a few things about ...

Teardrop campers first became popular in the 1930s when do-it-yourself magazines likeMechanix Illustratedpublished guides for readers to build their own. These streamlined teardrop trailers remained a ...