By far the best camper for the money!✌️

All the features and room you need and nothing you don’t! Cozy, great colors and exceptional build quality!

I can live in that camper with my dog Tara. 😮

A lot of fellas are thinking about a smaller, simpler life. Your ability to customize things helps a lot. I am short and would not benefit from overhead cabinets or a microwave over the refrigerator. In any case, that is not my idea of 'simplification.' I would delete the range and go with your somewhat larger woodstove. I love the pull-out kitchen storage!

"colder than employees love lives"🤣

Great little camp Weston! I just love all the camps, can't understand why anyone would choose something other than a sheep camp.

Another awesome camp!

Thanks Weston. Very helpful and just what I was looking for in a size comparison. I think I am on the right track for my one person S-24. The dimensions helped. Appreciate you braving the cold and getting this video out. I have watched every video numerous times (the big ones, the odd ones and the traditional ones) and the S-24 video embedded in the Alpine series and this video are the most informative for me. I can now envision what the insides will look like on my design and what I can afford to have and more importantly, not. It won't be a Texas dance hall to be sure, but the only person I have to get out of the way of is myself and I think I can do that. As I have said earlier, a place to sleep, cook my food if it is too bad outside to do so, keep my gear, get out of the cold, take a nap and clean my gear and myself. As a third generation sheep rancher who has lived and worked out of sheep camps throughout the West and my subsequent time in the Marine Corps living in tight quarters aboard ship I have a unique perspective on what I want, require, and can live with and without. Small and agile enough to get into those tough out of the way places, all weather capable and easy to tow down the road to each new spot, yet with the things I need and want to make make life comfortable without having to pack everything in the truck. I have taken some of your and other's ideas from the videos and mashed it all together with some unique requirements of my own. This project has been three years in the planning backed by 50 plus years of field experience to get exactly what I want and nothing less! In the next couple of weeks we will be closing the deal with the design, then begins the waiting. I look forward to working with the Wheelers.

WOW! 1.4k views in 24 hours. The interest in the smaller size camps is off the page.

I like the wood stove.

a big alaskan camper!

Getting closer to leaving Chicago and doing a semi nomad thing with a base camp. I've looked into many options but what I've seen is most manufacturers, I live not far from where they churn them out and that's being nice. They're over priced, under quality and service, well whatever. I am 6.6 which precludes me from many things. Growing up I loved our travel trailer we spent years with it but that's not an option My questions 1. Does queen size bed fit? 2. Not the door, because you answered but I miss the floor to peak measurements 3. Would it possible to use a Dickinson Marine stove ? 4. Diesel type heaters an option? Thanks for great stuff. I think I may have solved a problem

How much $ for this camper? and weight? Thanks

Can you get this camp 96 inches wide 19-20 feet long? With a bathroom vanity/sink? I'm trying to stay around 8,000 pounds. I really like this camp. Great job, thanks

Weston, you are calling this a S-25....is this a custom length camp or have you simply revised what you are calling the tip to tail measurements for DOT requirements? What are the box dimensions? Internally, I get the 88" wide and the shorter height, but what is the inside N-S measurement?