Roaming Times has been a leading resource for on-the-road campers for years. As gas and diesel prices keep rising, many RV enthusiasts are finding themselves homebound.

The Quicksilver is light enough to be towed by most cars, it’s made of durable materials that are free from formaldehyde, and affordable at $4,500 to $6,300. They also have SUT (sport utility trailer) models with space to haul extra gear.

This is a great option for travelers with pop-ups, or for people who’d like to trade in the SUV or truck for something smaller but don’t want to miss out on camping together. The Quicksilver won’t substitute for another kind of RV – there’s no bathroom, fridge, TV, etc – but it is one of the friendlier pop-ups on the road today.

Source: Roamingtimes.com

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