Tiny homes [1] are all the rage, she-sheds [2] are about as on-trend as a backyard getaway can be, and campers have become surprisingly homey — so what happens when you combine the three? You get this: the Wide Path Campers tiny mobile home [3]. At 88 pounds, it's made for toting behind your bike — sure, it's not light, but it's no heavier than biking with a couple kids in tow — and it will comfortably fit one to two people overnight.
Just imagine the ease with which you can escape for a few hours or days. No need to book a hotel ahead, just get a grandparent to mind your little ones and let the wind direct you to your camping site. Once there, the trailer quickly and easily converts into a living space complete with a relaxing sitting area that converts into a cozy one- to two-person bed and a spacious dining table, perfect for chowing down on s'mores or cracking open that bottle of wine you've been saving.
The hardshell camper is semi-insulated so you won't have to worry too much about the temperature, it has water-resistant plywood floors, and it even has a built-in rail to attach sun covers. Priced at $4,290 [5], this tiny mobile home is not cheap, but can you really put a price on freedom?
