I'm a granma and I'm not getting out of my cozy camper every couple of hours at night in the rain and dark to walk who knows how far to a bathroom or outhouse. My cooking space also has to be inside.

As a 72yr old grandmother and a camper of many years, I can't buy any camper without a bathroom or fridge. I'd also hate to have an outside kitchen like the teardrop. Imagine waking up in the morning and it's raining. You'd get wet whilst making a cup of coffee !!!

As a grandma I say grandma needs a bathroom. We don’t want to trek in the middle of the night to the bathroom.

Loved the Freesolo camper for grandma. I'm not 71 but I wouldn't want a camper I couldn't stand up in.

A very important class for those of us with vehicles only rated for class II hitches. As a 61 year old a bathroom with shower is essential as is a kitchen and standup headroom.

Most older people need to go to the restroom at least once during the night. I know I wouldn’t feel comfortable not having a restroom, and I wouldn’t want to have to climb around trying to get on a bed.

Let Grandma pick it out. I'm 71 too.I have a class b VW Rialta.

A 71 year old would have problems getting in and out of those non standing Campers.

"I can wipe in here" needs saying, often overlooked. I remember saying that when we graduated from cheap cruise rooms to balcony rooms.

After watching this I’m glad I bought a 13 foot Scamp 5 years ago for about $13K. My Scamp has a great shower.

I'm 74. I might not do any of them. How about a Scamp or a Casita? If I can't stand up I can just sleep in the back of my SUV with a bed made up.

Iaam 68 traveling the country. I have a 17ft Mini Winnie. I love it.. comfy bed good bath and a decent kitchen. One slide. I am changing out the plastic toilet for ceramic.

Believe me she needs a restroom !! At her age .... think about it a restroom run at 2am in the rain... she’s not going to want to go outside... Also crawling on her knees to get around inside a tear drop... I’d not ideal... You are looking at it not as an older person !

Having been trapped in a very small camper for four days by an ice storm, I would not want to be in ANYthing that wasn't well-insulated and that I couldn't stand up in. Nor would I want to walk around in a crouch. I noticed no one gives much consideration to bad weather, which can destroy one of those trendy new "origami" type structures in five seconds. While staying at a lava field in NM, we experienced winds so strong we said to hell with the camper and slept in the truck cab for safety. As for this selection, once you're up to 17 feet, you have much better choices than those shown here. Grandma doesn't have to do without basic comfort and a toilet.

You should check out Runaway Campers out of Florida they have a 6x8 square drop with ac made out of all fiberglass composite panels with no wood products and weight is 750 lbs and starting price is about 5500..love mine ,)

I would go with a 6x10 cargo trailer. With a little work you could add a bathroom, kitchen windows and a bed. She would love it ! Still be under 1500lbs.

Many thanks for your awesome video! I bought an "end-of-season" 1992 25 foot "Shasta" 5th wheel, marked down from $18,000 to $10,000. I lived in it for a year, then traded it in on a 1992 22 foot "Itasca MicroSpirit" Class C, which had been sitting on the dealer's lot for over a year. It was marked down from $32,500 to $25,000. Took it cross country twice, but then had to sell it when I was laid off from my job in 1998. The following year, I purchased a used (aka VERY USED!) 1986 "Winnebago LeSharo", which needed loads of work. UGH!!! Kept it a couple of years. The big (aka HUGE!) expenditures came in 2006. At the January RV show, I jumped at the chance of buying my very first "Silver Twinkie", a 22 foot "AIrstream CCD", but had no tow vehicle. It was discounted from $47,000 to $40,000. In October, I decided to trade that in on a 22 foot "Airstream Parkway" Class B. Unfortunately, it was well over $90,000 ( 😱 ), and after putting $5,000 "down" and agreeing to pay $809.43 per month FOR TWENTY YEARS, I lost my job. Somehow, through foolish credit card advances, I continued to pay on the monthly loan...for about 2 years. Then the advances ran out, and so did my luck. The repo guy showed up at my door on January 16, 2008 at 9:15am, and took my lovely motorhome... 😞 To add insult to injury, repo guy never turned my license plates back in to the DMV, so my town sent me a bill for $2,400 in property taxes. Furthermore, they actually refused to accept the $162 tax on my decade old "Mitsubishi Mirage". That caused them to suspend my registration. Shortly thereafter, sitting at a traffic light, a police officer pulled up, removed my license plates, had my car towed and impounded, and left me standing miles from home. Apparently, after 30 days, they auctioned it off!!! 😡

Little Guy Meerkat is the cutest little trailer… So lightweight, any car can pull it. Has a toilet. You can stand up in it. Fits in a garage for storage.

Adding a pop up screen room to any of these small trailers would drastically improve the living space. Also could do a pop up with a small cassette toilet as well. And I love an outdoor shower. I have mobility issues and I think with additional space like a screen room, these could work.

I am a grandma, bathroom in my camper is number one necessity! I want a dinette area, plus the kitchen sink must be a sink with depth no dollhouse sink!

Just remember that grandma ain’t dead, she may find herself a boy toy so be willing to understand her needs! Got to have a bathroom!

I owned an Aliner S.L. It also has storage space under the bunk at the corner (must lift cushion to access) and under the benches. This model has no need for propane since it does not have a stove. We used an electric one. Also, had a Coleman one that we used outside with propane bottles. This was a great starter camper for us. Will not be able to camp 😞 this year since we had to sell it. Hopefully, will be back at it in 2022 with a Casita Travel Trailer (molded fiberglass camper). It offers a spacious wet bath 😉

Check out the Alto Teardrop. I could not believe the quality and room. Pricey so that may be an issue for Grandma.

So, I'm researching RVs and keto - you guys are a jackpot! :D

My Jeep is rated at #2K I've bought a 5x8 utility that I'm going to mount a truck bed tent on. I'm only a 55 year old grandpa but it's definitely getting a porta potty and some type of heater. Thanks for the tours.

im 74 and own a 320 teardrop that I can stand up in and love it!!!!

Great video Good job. I'm looking for a light weight camper myself. Looks like you all are having fun. And that's what really matters Mat GOD Bless You.

I love that y’all are looking for a way to get her active and do things as a family!

Aliner Ascape has shower and toliet. We own one and highly recommend it. Sink, stove, and ref also.

Thanks for this video! I’m thinking of getting a trailer for my Subaru.

Free solo romp is perfect , if you don’t feel good , sick etc ,you’re gonna need a bathroom , might not even want to use a public one etc

Have you guys ever seen the beauer camper? They are somewhat small and compact but at the press of a button they expand to 3x the size. Very easy to tow and would fit in most garages. I love their layouts.

I like the Geo Pro 15TB.

i love the Rove Lite and the Free Solo Romo. Would love larger fridge space, don't care about microwave. Would probably go with the Romo because solar panels are a must. Unless i missed the Rove Lite having that as well.

It seems kind of silly to do all that shopping for grandma without her present. Anyway, I would not be looking to keep a trailer under 2,000 lbs as that is too limiting in features and comforts. For what we see here, the Luna Rover wins hands down..

Interesting, and a couple that tickle my chimes! But...Does no one remember that was what station wagons were for? Two of those were simply beds plus radio/tv/Bluetooth gadgets. You have to unpack everything to do anything but sleep in the 3 or so smallest campers. Grandma, keep looking!

Grandma needs a rove lite FL. Not the bh or fd. Bed with a table full time. Still has a restroom.

I drive a Smart. Need a FixerUpper. Boler, Scamp, Trillium or such that I can apply myself to. The cheaper the better and in the the worse condition. I live in the middle of America and will fetch it from anywhere within the U.S. (As soon as I track down a trailer hitch for my Smart. I watch notices several times a week. Eager to get started . . . Thank you for your consideration 💕

I love the Luna Rover I wish I could afford it.

Enjoyed the video. Thanks!

Hiya! I'm new to your channel. This video popped up in my recommendations. Wanna hear something funny? Lol The first thing you said was "Grandma needs a new camper" my first thought was " WOW! 🤯 SHE LOOKS GREAT FOR A GRANDMOTHER!" 😂😂 Then as I continued watching, I learned grandma is a completely different person haha.

That Freesolo Romo is a Bushwhacker Plus, exact same floor plan.

For the price and the towing capacity if u find something about Europe market like, elnag, laika, hymer, etc they are very light trailer camper with bathrooms but only if imported or someone buy from England. Take care 🙂

The cabinet in the Sol is designed to take a cassette toilet. That outside hatch let's you grab the cassette

Love this video, and how detailed you get! Is there a place to shop only teardrops?

The Luna Rover is my favourite that you showcased! Yes it’s a bed on wheels, but you have a table and two seats at the window, (what’s the weight rating for those seats), you can easily leave a set of cushions at home, and have a single bed in the middle for sleeping, That would give you room for a very small port-a-potty that can easily be hidden in those seats. (Large coffee can, kitchen liner, and kitty litter is a simple camp toilet for those middle of the night emergencies.).

Yes must have a rest room!

In the 80's I camped all the time in the pickup truck with a camper shell.

I'm fifty-six now, but I can still move around fairly well. I'm 6'3" and have the body of an offensive lineman. I drive 🚗 a 2019 Subaru Outback. I don't want to sleep in a tent anymore 😫, unless I'm in the canoe wilderness, where motors are not allowed, like in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area, or maybe the Quetico Provincial Park. I still backpack too 🎒. I'd like a nice trailer for my Subaru. I mostly travel solo. This is a good video 📹.

That Luna though!!!

You guys need to look at Rustic Trails camper. They have 2 that is stand up, room to have a port o potty, and WAY UNDER 2K LBS. AND IN A $$$$$ BUDGET SHE CAN AFFORD.

Liked, subscribed, and Belled! great video! Now I am going to go through your library, and most likely "like" some more.

Hey I know these guys from 2 Krazy ketos! Lol Great keto minds think alike 😂

Grandma wants a bathroom. The first one you can leave the dining area as a bed and you have a couch.

The problem with most teardrops is in most there is some crawling involved, the elderly like just about people of any age do not want to be forced to crawl, the only difference is alot of elderly would find this too painful and not just elderly, there are younger people with health problems that would find it problematic also. The funny thing is as a example let's use the shortest red one but it goes for others also, you point out the t.v., you mentioned a radio in some and air conditioner, it would be nice if they had remotes. You never mentioned if they had one, but say you were laying in the red one like you did and wanted to watch t.v. every time you wanted to change the channel,let's face facts that would get really annoying, really fast, I know your looking for your mother in-law ,so I didn't catch her size or health but there are a awful lot of folks that would find most of them unacceptable. Speaking as a person with elderly parents and in-laws none of them want to get crawl out of teardrop in the middle of night and hope they make it to the bathroom. Very informative video,but it left me more up in the air for a teardrop myself. I do feel though that some if not most are just a bed with a a.c.unit (very important in Florida,where I live also) but I feel they are almost all of them way overpriced for the size and lack of bathroom. Great video can't wait for part two.

Oh my.. I am a 78 yo gramma, and I had the same thoughts about the teensy red teardrop. No way woukd I EVER sleep in thst thung… No way.

In a teardrop I would make my bed smaller an put my porta potty in the corner. Works for me..

table post Are The most Stubborn of Non-mechanical as there are mostly friction odd set to be stable. breaking down become a muscle as the same friction took get it still now take fulcrum action to life the post out so if the grandma has degrees in mechanical engineering that the trailer she want...

These are very cool. I like them all but small class C.

I like the mypod!

Luna Rover seems luxurious but can’t stand up in it and I don’t see a window or door with a screen. Want some fresh bug free ventilation when I camp. Also it said grey water tank NA so where does water from the sink end up.

The travel/outdoor shows are great for looking….but I wouldn’t buy from show. Even sale prices are over what you could probably get at the dealer. Also I would not be afraid of a slightly used one…a lot of people buy them and use for a season and decide it really not what they wanted them will trade for something else. Really good deals can be had with a little patience 👍 By the way….I have an Aliner and they really aren’t that hard to set up 👍

There is no way I would buy a camper for 15-20 k without a restroom. What’s the point?

You two are adorable and gave a ton of great advice as well as showing all the good and the occasional drawbacks of several small campers. Thank you!

The very first camper shown had possibilities. Can Grandma's design their needs for these campers??

Like the 1st one

I wish you went into the small trailer in back of you at the end of the video. It looks like it would be cute!

If I can't stand up, it's just a no go. I couldn't imagine being 72 and having to slouch down. A bathroom for sure. I think the lil snoozy would be great but that's a 1000 pounds over her limit so. Congratulations on your weight loss

60 yo female former truck driver. excepting actual tent camping, I would NEVER be without my own toilet. No gastric issues, but is there anyone who hasn't had a bathroom emergency? Plus getting shoes and cover up at 3 am to pee! That said, the portable toilets are pretty nice. Had one when I drove big trucks. No HAVING to get out in weather/darkness/questionable neighborhood

The first one seemed to best check off the boxes for weight and amenities.

great work ! & GILFy for sure

I think I would go for the 1st one honestly 😅

They're still producing myPods? Oh boy, oh boy!

I wonder what shape those campers are going to be in 5 years from now?

Great video. I could never sleep in that unless I am camping. I am a full-time nomad since August 2020 in a 2014 Toyota RAV4 which I converted it into a mobile bedroom during the night and a work vehicle during the day to support my lifestyle. Have you thought about a vehicle as a bedroom at night?

You guys should check out The Vestibule.

If you can't stand up in it, you are going to be stooping over & getting a sore back. After studying the subject of tiny campers, I've decided to go with a cabin tent. They make 'instant' tents now that one person can put up in a minute. Cabin tent that you can stand up in...Cot for sleeping...and portable camp toilet = Glamping. And cheaper than these trailers.

The first one was the best one.

Your wife is so cute, such a nice smile and bubbly personality.

I want a small camper that is not more than 1700 lbs at the most what has a bathroom /shower combo. Any suggestions. ?❤ !!

I hear a lot about grandma but I have never seen grandma.

I'm a gramma, I would not mind walking to a campground shower/restroom. I would make sure I was set up close to the facilities!😬

How come there is not many 13ft campers? Scamp is the only one now. Cassiata and Ascape had them but stopped. The geopro was 14ft but they stopped making that. I want a small camper for me and my dog. I also want stand in it. May go with a scamp if I cant find a 13ft.

Is it best to buy at a show to get those discounts?

Grams needs a class b or small class c

No, pods, I liked the camper that was slightly close for weight. Also I am 68 & there is no way I could just crawl around in those.

Show me some more like the first. My husband is 6’2”. We got to have both air conditioning and heat. Live in Texas! Have only our Nissan SUV. So trying to find something 2500 (or less is better) to pull. See what you can come up with! Please? I’ll be waiting 😃!!!

Should have looked at a Geo pro or eco pro.

While I am not 71, it seems that getting dressed when you cannot stand up seems like a problem.

Those pants though! 😍

It’s a water heater. It heats water and makes it hot. Hot water needs no heat.

How much does the free solo weigh?

The 3rd one would be OK for grandma

Excellent video do informative! Question: Can you turn on the air conditioning units if parked at a rest stop with no hookups?

Wow ! £2000 = $20000 where can I get that exchange rate ?

I wish you showed more of the inside

Those pants though😍😍

I don't think the video mentioned what kind of tow vehicle Grandma was going to use. If she has at least a pickup or SUV with a 2500 pound or greater tow rating, any of the smaller campers in this video would be okay, but if she just has a compact car, I would hesitate to pull the bigger or taller campers with it, even if it's rated to tow 2,000 pounds.

We need a camper with a heater in Canada

5 campers under 2000 lbs? Were they doing keto?