A robust, gas guzzling motor home, these are not, and that's just the way we like it. After all, why are we heading out into this wide open, beautiful country of ours? To experience what’s beyond our front door. It’s hard to do this if we bring our whole house with us. Tear Drop trailers encourage us to be outside while still giving us a few of our creature comforts.

Trying to keep our footprint small is an important consideration, especially with today’s gas prices. These trailers weigh 1500 pounds and are 5 feet wide and 10 feet long. A small Toyota pickup will pull one of these trailers and there’s almost no difference in mileage or handling.

Check out the special customizations Small Home Oregon puts into each and every uniquely crafted trailer to give you some home-style comforts within this "green" machine.

• Queen-sized bed so those of us who are 6 ½ feet tall have plenty of room to move around.
• Extra reading lights so you can catch up on your favorite book while your partner snoozes.
• Built-in sound system with speakers in the sleeping compartment as well as the kitchen in back.
• Two inches of high density, rigid foam surround the sleeping compartment so it’s always warm and quiet. 
• A propane tank is in the forward equipment locker so you have plenty of propane for stoves and lights, and it can easily be refilled. 
• Large, deep cycle battery that powers all the lights and sound system with a PV panel so if you aren’t recharging from the car, the sun will keep you going.
• Mounted under the frame is a 20 gallon water tank Even a week in the desert won't drain your water supply. A small electric pump delivers it to the sink in the galley.  
• Hand-made of the best materials available with a keen eye for craftsmanship and detail.