Us too! There’s a rumor of an HCX which is an HC1 with a wet bath and built in kitchen. I think that will be a super exciting model if it’s true. There are a couple of other videos in the channel that show more of the interior to check out!

Btw - the HC Studio just launched. It’s the HC1 with that fab rear hatch but also the wet bath, kitchenette and room for the queen size bed configuration!

Thanks! We love her. 🙂

We do too :)

Aw thanks! It really is a lovely place to live. We are extremely lucky…

It tows like a dream :)

Sure hope so because driveway camping is feeling a little lame. We can’t wait to hit the road!

Thank you :)

Aw thanks! We definitely think so 🙂

What size vehicle to tow with..how much horse power in need in a car to tow?

Thankfully I'm extremely fond of my husband :) But this will actually sleep 4 very comfortably. The area where the table is can be set up as another sleeping area too.

@@jenniferpreston8365 a sleeping area for your puppy eh?😁

@@Elizabeth-rq1vi Some days I feel like she needs her own camper!

Painful tour

@@cliftonboyz1959 Thanks for the feedback. How can I improve it?

Thanks! Check out the other videos - there’s so much to her!

We have solar and an inverter. They run 50-60k and this has all the bells and whistles. Water and gray water tanks are 17 gallons. There is a fan (we opted not to get AC but it’s an option) and there is heat. It runs on propane or shore power.

Thanks - we love her 🙂

Thanks Pam - we love her too :)

There is actually a counter that flips up on the right side of the kitchenette to get you that extra space. That helps with the food prep. And yes, safe to have the cutting board over the sink but I wouldn't put it near the burner just in case it's still hot after use. I need to check on the fridge cost... we have 3 ways to store food that needs to stay cold/cool - the fridge drawer, the fridge and then one of the cubes is a cooler cube that you can fill with ice. It works really well.

Check out some of the other videos - I cover the cube storage there. So I think the answer to your question is yes but with stipulations. You can definitely store the items you note in a cube and bring them out as needed. That being said, I don't know that it's the ideal scenario. One of the HCT version they offer is the wet bath is a storage closet. I'd probably think about that for those kind of items or.... they do offer a vertical storage option (sort of like a wicked tall cube). If I wanted the wet bath I'd probably also get that storage option to keep a microwave and electric coffee maker in, but you'd be taking them out to use them.

I love a teardrop - but I would always worry about taking off my shoes to keep the dirt out :) We love our HCT and I’ve not had it weighed but I think she is right around that mark. I take the reference to loaded from our experience when we had the HC1. Without it kitted out, I think it comes in at 1100 pounds but fully kitted out it is 1400. That included things like the cubes, having those packed out with camping supplies, a couple of table tops, the kitchenette (with water), the laveo dry flush toilet etc... Happy to answer any questions you have. You can go to the site happiercamperowners.com and in About you will see my contact details. I’ve also got a bunch of Owner Profiles and Articles up you can check out :)

Hi - for long trips we use a cube for clothes storage. There is also an option to not have a wet bath and for that to be a vertical closet. I know HC also has a vertical storage option as part of the adaptive system - could probably use that plus the wet bath if you were inclined. And yes - you can lower the table. In fact the bed on the left side of the camper isn't all cubes - it's cubes plus table tops and cushions so you could do the same on the other side too.

I’m embarrassed to say - I don’t know! We got it in November and haven’t tried it yet but we are going camping soon so I will take a video and post for you - but I do suspect that it is manual!

@@jenniferpreston8365 thank you for your response! I hope you have a wonderful camping trip in your HCT, and I can’t wait to hear/see videos on how it all went. If you get a chance, could you also give let me know what the dimensions on the awning are when you get to use it? Do you think it would support some sort of awning screen room/enclosure tent if you wanted to expand your enclosed living area?

@@jengraham5187 I will def do a video but I also found the Happier Camper email with a link on the Fiamma awning - so this will show you how it works plus they also include an add on which we don't have which is basically an outdoor room. I'm guessing that is what you are going to love :) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jpp1dMWTlsXTXYE.html

@@jenniferpreston8365 you are amazing!! Thank you so much!!

Thank you!

That’s a great question. Let me see if I can find out for you!

We've found it to be pretty temperate - I attribute that to the double hull construction

They run 50-60k. I think they are offered in 4 pricing tiers - check out their site at happiercamper.com - you can build one 🙂

You have a couple of options for clothing storage. HC offers a full size closet type piece for the adaptive system. You could do that or if you didn't want the wet bath you could get the model where that is a closet instead. I'd think of those two options if I lived in it - but only if the cube storage wasn't enough. That's where we store our clothes for longer trips. Litter box - I have actually seen an owner who converted a cube for that purpose. I think HC still sells cubes with an open front which would make it easy to clean. No leaks on the wet bath. The inside is really spacious - if you are used to small campers! For us, that's absolutely how we feel. For someone coming from a big rig, they probably wouldn't feel the same. Price point is 50-60k - think Airstream pricing. And on the wait - I think it's 6 months but the best thing to do would be to reach out to sales@happiercamper.com - you can tell them Jen sent you :)

Aw thank you!

We have the HC1

Hi Lisa - sorry I haven't replied sooner. Let me see if I can find an HC1 owner who can do a video for hooking up the sink for you and will get that posted .

Yes - 6 feet is def ok in our rig. There’s a video on all the measurements as well so check it out!

It's funny you ask... It was a Happier Camper HC1!

Great question! The answer is, it depends 🙂 but there’s a TON of storage space. All of the cubes are hollow and intended for storage - I’ve got a video that shows it a bit better. The wet bath is the option we chose but some people choose for this to be a closet instead. I think you can see that on their website. Chairs - we either put them in the back of our tow vehicle or just in the camper when we are driving. A grill would depend - some owners put those on a rack that they mount on the tail of the camper or their tow vehicle.

Sorry for such a late reply.... we hauled the HC1 with a Fiat 500x and then with a Porsche Macan. We hauled the HCT with the Macan but have just changed over to a Land Rover Defender. Fully loaded the HCT is about 2200 pounds so I think you would be fine with that Jeep - but check the tow capacity in your owners manual!

Yup - we are going to use both slides for sleeping at night - our Newfoundland requires a certain level of comfort :)

Another very late reply... We have friends with an HC1 and they run it with two twins instead of a queen. It's not quite that white - it would be about 26 inches maybe?

They offer a vertical hanging storage option but we didn't get it. The cubes are all hollow - there is actually too much storage space if that is possible!

It does - I posted a video on how that space converts to an additional sleeping area so check it out - and please like and subscribe 🙂

You would need to check your owner's manual to see what you can tow it with but fully loaded ours is about 2200 pounds. The HC1 fully loaded is about 1400. The HCT is probably running about 60k fully loaded right now but check the happier camper site.

It is actually from Happier Camper and is one of the accessories they offer but I’m betting it’s on Amazon too. Will have to take a look and see what I can find.

Here it is :) amzn.to/3qKk2zX

Absolutely - super simple to tow. We towed the HC1 with a Fiat 500x for years! You can check out info on the campers and owner spotlights at happiercamperowners.com

Thank you so much for the info... Happy Camping..

Great vid. What vehicle are you using to tow your HCT? Thanks.

@@giancarlo0o0o We towed the HC1 with a Fiat 500x. I wanted a car upgrade due to a long commute (remember those?!) and got a Porsche Macan. We towed the HC1 and now the HCT with her.

I am betting you could but I wonder at the power draw if you aren’t on shore power…

These run 50-60 - but Happier Camper sells the adaptiv system for van builds too. I wonder if those could be a cool integration into your rig?! Is it a travel trailer or a van?

@@jenniferpreston8365 it's a travel trailer it's pretty much an empty shell I would like to look into what happier camper has to offer! If I could make the interior look like that I would be happy! I guess I do everything the cheapest way and the lightest way haha

@@HighDollarHobo nothing wrong with that!

It would make getting to the cube storage tough... check out the video on the bed topper and the cube storage size to get more info 🙂

You are indeed wrong 🙂 Check out the video on the bed topper - someone asked if it was squishy or softly supportive and you can see how it looks there. On the cubes - have a video on that as well - the ones under the bed, if you aren’t converting it every day, should be for stuff that you don’t want to grab quickly IMO. The HC1 has the back hatch - not the HCT. Wish it did! But you can still move all the cubes around or out to haul stuff - it just has to get through the door.

Only if I don’t crack a window 🙂

So sorry for the very delayed response, but the rig is 17 feet long, including the tongue, so 14 feet interior space. Fully kitted out, it's about 2400 pounds. With the HCT, our tow vehicle originally was a Porsche Macan but it had such low clearance and we wanted to boondock so we move to a Land Rover. When we had the HC1 - which is even lighter and is about 1400 pounds fully kitted out - we actually towed with a Fiat 500x!

The HC1 is about 1100 odd dry weight and fully kitted out about 1400. We towed ours with a Fiat 500x for years and then a Porsche Macan. The HCT is bigger - about 1800 odd dry weight and maybe 2300 fully loaded. That we tow with our Land Rover!

Hey Jennifer - this was an absolutely fantastic video. Thank you SO much! I’m curious whether you know the UVW. In canada it seems like every trailer gets a sticker with its own unique dry weight - to accommodate for upgrades, additions, and fabrication… Do you know if she has a sticker like this? I really love your set up so much, and have been working on envisioning this type of layout. Seeing these additional kitchen pieces, and seeing the dining/ work space configured is SO helpful! So I’m really curious to know the actual dry weight of Your girl :)

Not on the interior - besides just putting them in while you are traveling which is what we do. We have fold up deck chairs and a table in a bag that we keep in the camper when driving or we will put it in the back of the car if we aren't camping with the dogs.

Hi Linda - the latest pricing is on the Happier Camper website and they have 4 different packages that they are offering - here is a link - happiercamper.com/products/traveler?variant=32059403829353 - I hesitate to note the price here because the comments live on in time and it may not be accurate for someone who comes to check it out later but if you check their site, you can see that this is the Premium camper option and work it out :) There is an air conditioner but we did not get it - this one does have the fan though as well as the heat package. I know HC was working to source an AC that can run off the battery (our includes the solar package with the inverter) but it wasn’t available when we were in production. We started with an HC1 in 2016, having never been camping before so I totally get you when you say you are new to it all. Check out the happiercamperowners.com site - there are a bunch of HC related articles there that may help you and on the About page you can find my email if you want to get in touch to ask questions. Happy to help -

@@jenniferpreston8365 Thank so much for the great info!

Sorry for the delayed response! This is a Happier Camper and the fully loaded version is - I think - running between 60-65k but check out their website to confirm

It's funny, I worried about that before we got her. We actually never have full cubes and there is more room than we ever need. It is 4 season. It is a double fiberglass hull so well insulated and with the truma heater option, very doable.

No - it is a wet bath, so everything is in that area

Yeah - garage is definitely a thing. I WISH we could get ours in!

Dry weight of the HCT is 1800 pounds but fully loaded you are probably over your 2k limit. Check out the HC1 though - they are 1100 pounds and fully loaded I think we were at 1400 max (we had the HC1 for 3 1/2 years and for two of those towed her with our Fiat 500x.)

The HCT is 2500 pounds and we tow it with a Macan. When we had the HC1 we towed it with our Fiat 500x 🙂

Hi Karen - I think fully loaded the HCT is 2400 pounds. The HC1 is even lighter at 1400. We towed our HC1 with a Fiat 500x 🙂 but I upgraded my commuting car (like I need that now!) and made sure it could tow so we pull the HCT with a Porsche Macan.

The adaptiv interior means you can configure about anything you need but we kit the front of the camper as either a full or a queen size bed. What do you have at home?

We love her too :) You can check them out on the Happier Camper website - they offer 2 models, the HC1 and this one, the Traveler which is the HCT. I think they are offering 4 tiers right now. This is the Premium. In terms of pricing, I will let you check out the site but think comparable to the Air Streams. happiercamper.com/products/traveler

around $68,000

Sure - I drive all the time :) We used to pull our HC1 with a Fiat 500x. We upgraded our tow vehicle because I wanted a nice car for my hour long commute (remember those?!) - so now we tow with a Porsche Macan.

Sorry for the late reply - I got that on Amazon! I link to it in this article - happiercamperowners.com/happiercamperarticles/2020/10/28/read-set-go

It actually comes as a mount with the camper!

They are - they aren’t very deep but definitely helpful.

@@jenniferpreston8365 LOL, every bit helps 😃

All of the cubes are hollow - it has a crazy amount of storage :) I did a video to show how roomy they are if you want to see how much you could really store in them. It's actually one of my favorite features!

@@jenniferpreston8365 thanks for responding. How is it to pull it? Smooth ride?

@@mary-jodaly9428 very - pulls like a dream

I will be as discrete as I can and note, I am not a small woman, width-wise, and I fit fine :)

I agree! The ability to move the cubes around and the fact that they are all used for storage makes it, as we would say where I am from, wicked practical!

Hi Alex - there is probably a legal liability of me telling you yes so let me answer you this way.. We pulled our HC1 with a Fiat 500x! Dry weight it is 1100 pounds and fully loaded about 1400. If you are hauling the HCT, you are talking probably 2200 pounds fully loaded, so just check your car's tow capacity. I think a V6 is going to be good - but don't sue me :)

Heat and air are both options - all depends what you want. As is the solar with or without the inverter. It weighs 2400 fully loaded.

I’d say we probably have about 65k into the rig. They are expensive but the fiberglass (double hull) never rots and resale is excellent.

@@jenniferpreston8365 thanks for the tip! Helps me decide. Love the Traveler layout!

Here's a video with measurements - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/o7Fyi92WrayqpoE.html

Check out the site on the construction - you might be surprised 🙂 happiercamper.com/pages/adaptiv™-for-campers

The HC1 and HCT are made in the US. Check out the happiercamper.com site for their latest pricing. We also have used on the happiercamperowners.com website.

Yes, absolutely. If you check out Baron and Elsa Rhae's KZfaq, they spent years living out of what is basically the same footprint as the HC1. Personally, I'd prefer the HCT to do that because you have two separate living spaces. I'd leave the bed down in the back and then keep the front set up with the table so I have two spaces to move back and forth through.

I can only advise you to check your owners manual to determine what the tow capacity of your vehicle is... but I can tell you that we towed our HC1 with a Fiat 500x. We pull the HCT with a Porsche Macan.

Hi Roger - she is about 2400 pds fully loaded. We pull her with a Porsche Macan. Very very easy to handle. We had the HC1 for 3 1/2 years and pulled her with a Fiat 500x most of the time - but she is 1400 pounds fully loaded. The Happier Camper site has the latest pricing but the HCT runs between 40-60k, similar to an airstream.

The pricing is on there. happiercamper.com/products/traveler They start at 50.

May as well buy the Airstream. This is nice though.

I'm always so hesitant to put quotes in comments because the happier camper website is the source of truth when it comes to their latest pricing - but right now there are 4 tiers for the HCT and they range between 50-60. Think Airstream pricing and you will be there :)

Thanks - they’ve got prices up on their site - www.happier camper.com. The range is 40-60 I think.