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2024 Forest River Timberwolf 16ML: A Must-See RV with Loft

Introduced in 2024 to the Forest River destination trailer lineup as a mini loft travel trailer, the Timberwolf 16ML quickly made a big impression with its hybrid design and visual curb appeal. Far shorter than most destination trailers and featuring a unique loft and patio, the 16ML combines the interior height and spaciousness of a destination trailer with some of the size and towability benefits of a traditional travel trailer. At less than 30 feet, it foreseeably fits into most standard-sized campsites, though height clearance may be an issue. Its main attractions include dual lofts, a covered patio, and an impressive array of appliances included with the limited package, such as a dishwasher and a combination washer/dryer. As 2024 was the first model year of the 16ML, it underwent a few changes and updates in the first year, so buyers may see first and second-generation iterations with moderate differences. 

RV News awarded the 16ML the 2024 Hybrid Destination Trailer of the Year, and, given its novelty, it has received wide publicity across the industry. But does this unique travel trailer and destination trailer combo pay off in the end? Let’s explore what to expect from the 2024 Forest River Timberwolf 16ML.

• Length: 27’9”
• Exterior Height: 13’6”
• GVWR: 11,240 pounds
• UVW: 7,109 pounds
• CCC: 4,131 pounds

The Timberwolf 16ML poses a bit of a conundrum for towing. While the gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) of just over 7,000 pounds is manageable by a range of half-ton trucks, the square shape and taller height pose additional considerations regarding aerodynamics, fuel efficiency, and wind resistance. A three-quarter-ton truck will be your best bet here. If you are crunching the numbers to determine if your vehicle can handle towing this RV, err on the side of caution. 

The 16ML mini loft’s exterior height is among the tallest RVs on the road and at the campsite. When determining your route, you will need the same precautions regarding low bridges and other clearances as you would with a tall fifth wheel trailer.   The Timberwolf 16ML is certainly more towable than a traditional destination trailer. However, the appeal of this RV is its short size and interior comforts, not necessarily its towability. Towing the 16ML will still lower your MPG and may require some white-knuckling in windy conditions. Include the cost of an appropriate weight distribution trailer hitch with sway control in your overall budget. 

Interior Comfort & Functionality 

Upon entry, tall ceilings immediately distinguish the 2024 Forest River Timberwolf 16ML from similarly-sized travel trailers. The destination trailer frame allows for the unique loft features in the front and back and the panoramic windows reminiscent of larger destination trailers . Unlike other destination trailers, the 16ML is only rated to sleep three—though a fourth is likely possible. Two sleep in the upstairs queen bed loft, while one sleeps on the convertible sofa. You might also repurpose the rear second loft for sleeping or storage. For those looking for an RV to host a big crew, the 16ML may not be the best option. 

While the dual lofts, patio, and front living area are eye-catchers, the kitchen and rear bathroom are the workhorses of this RV. The symmetrical kitchen layout is simple and functional: cooking and undermount sink on one side, and the refrigerator and additional appliances on the other, including the washer/dryer combo and a dishwasher. A pocket door grants access to the rear bathroom with a spacious shower and generous linen storage. 

Additional interior features include: 

• On-Demand Tankless Water Heater
• Supersized Central Air Conditioner with Quick Cool Dumps
• Electric Fireplace in the Upstairs Loft

The difficulty of towing and the available sleeping capacity of the 16ML make this RV great for couples looking to spend extended time at one location, whether for work, vacation, or full-time living. The 16ML is frequently compared to a tiny home—with obvious visual similarities. But buyers must remember that this is still technically a travel trailer, and the manufacturer does not rate it for four seasons. 

To get a better idea of the interior design, check out Trish’s walkthrough below: 

Exterior Features & Storage

The 16ML’s rear patio, equipped with a sliding glass entry door, will certainly draw onlookers. The patio’s built-in frame and fixed hardware draw comparisons to tiny homes. Built-in speakers and cable hookups provide outdoor entertainment on the porch, which is accessible by solid steps and offers the camper’s only entrance. This is the only entrance to the camper.

Beyond the patio, the exterior of the 16ML is defined by one key feature: large, vertical tinted windows allowing loads of natural light to pour into the loft, kitchen, and living area. The camper does not include a side awning, but it does have an LP quick connect for an outdoor grill and an outdoor shower sprayer with hot and cold water. Both are located towards the front of the trailer, away from the patio. 

Notably, the 2024 Forest River Timberwolf 16ML mini loft has the second-highest cargo carrying capacity in the Timberwolf lineup. However, your cargo must be stored inside the trailer, as it does not include any pass through or exterior storage compartments. With this knowledge, you may be more likely to utilize the rear half-loft for storage. 

Construction

The 16ML is one of two models in Forest River’s 2024 Timberwolf lineup classified as mini loft travel trailers. These trailers do not include slide-outs like the other destination trailers in the Timberwolf lineup . This may reduce the likelihood of mechanical issues and allow for more frequent towing and travel, but you sacrifice some of the space offered by destination trailers with slide-outs. 

Quick-drop stabilizer jacks are located in the trailer’s four corners, offering added stability when walking around inside and on the patio. The 16ML also includes protective metal diamond plating at the base of the front cap to protect from road debris during travel. This dual-axle trailer also comes with aluminum rims for the tires, and some generations have included knobbier, all-terrain-style tires, though this RV is not designed for significant off-road towing. The 16ML is not rated for four seasons, but it does include an enclosed underbelly. 

We’ve listed the tank capacities for the 16ML below. These sizes are manageable for two to three people staying in this camper but bear in mind the washer/dryer combo may put additional strain on your tank capacities. 

Additional Specs

• Fresh Water : 40 Gal 
• Gray Water: 40 Gal
• Black Water: 40 Gal

Pricing & Alternates

Given the uniqueness of the floorplan and its interior space, you may be surprised by its affordability. Just keep in mind that it is not necessarily designed for frequent travel. For most, it will function more like a destination trailer, ideally suited to long-term stays with seasonal moves or permanent campsites for full-time RV living. 

The 16ML Timberwolf is in a class of its own, and the only other RV in Forest River’s category of mini lofts is the slide-less, 36-foot Timberwolf 200G destination trailer designed for far more guests. Outside of the Forest River umbrella, consider some of the Timberwolf 16ML’s rival RVs:

Timberwolf 200G

• Sleeping Capacity: Up to 8
• Length: 35’8”
• GVWR: 11,275 pounds
• UVW: 8,294 pounds
• CCC: 2,981 pounds

Keystone Hideout 24LOF

• Sleeping Capacity: 6
• Length: 28’11”
• Exterior Height: 13’4”
• GVWR: 9,800 pounds
• UVW: 7,295 pounds
• CCC: 2,505 pounds

If this review has you considering a destination trailer or similar, check out the following resources that may help guide your search: 

• What Is A Destination Trailer?  
• The Best Luxury Destination Trailers
• Types of Towable RVs

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Need more space? The 16’ Standard provides you with more space and all the features you need for comfortable and memorable journeys.

Enjoy modern optional amenities such as a refrigerator, a stovetop, and a compact bathroom, ensuring you have all the comforts of home while on the road.

Whether you’re embarking on a solo adventure or hitting the road with loved ones, this trailer offers the perfect combination of durability, style, and roominess to make every trip an unforgettable experience.

2025 Standard Features

• 44” Rear Bed
• 2” Receiver
• Mounted Rear Jacks
• Black Steel Rims
• Grey Water Tank
• Composite Floor
• 30 Amp Inlet with Cordset
• 3rd Brake Light
• Prep for A/C
• Tank Monitors
• LED Exterior Lights
• Acrylic Insulated & Tinted Windows
• Kitchen Sink
• Cabinet Over Sink
• Rear U Cabinet
• 12 Volt Water Pump
• On Demand Water Heater
• 2 Burner Glass Top Stove
• 45 Amp Power Converter
• Outside GFI Outlet
• Refrigerator
• Silverware Drawer
• Battery Disconnect Switch
• Screen Door
• Maple Interior w/Nickel Hardware
• 27 Series Battery Pack
• Retractable Entry Step
• Electric Brakes
• Single LP Tank & Gauge
• 7-way Protector
• Solar Prepped Port in Battery Box
• Wheel for Jack
• Spare Tire & Cover

Optional Features

• Exterior Grab Handle
• Wireless Brake Controller
• 12ft Awning
• Refrigerator Upgrade
• Roof Air Conditioner
• Soft Start for A/C
• Heat Strip for A/C
• Furnace (20,000 BTU)
• Dual LP Tanks
• Dual LP Tanks Fill
• Upgraded Aluminum 13″ Wheels
• Anti-Sway Bar
• Lithium Package
• Storage Cover
• Power Tongue Jack
• Backup Camera
• Portal Solar Panel
• Front Overhead Cabinet
• Outdoor Shower
• Dual LP Tank Cover Black

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At 16 feet in length, this deluxe model strikes the perfect balance between spaciousness and maneuverability. Its sleek and sturdy fiberglass exterior not only ensures longevity but also adds a touch of contemporary sophistication to your travels.

Stay comfortable in any weather with efficient climate control options, or Expand your living space with the optional awning, providing the perfect setting for outdoor dining, relaxation, and taking in the scenic beauty of your surroundings

2025 Deluxe Features

• 54″ Rear Bed
• 2″ Receiver
• 25 Amp Power Converter
• Single LP Tank & Guage
• Shower & Toilet w/Black Tank

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5 Best Small Campers and Travel Trailers

Posted by Bernadette Rankin March 31, 2024 Updated April 01, 2024

Ditch the gas guzzlers and diesel engines. Take your glamping to the next level with our favorite lightweight trailers that are perfect for the next generation of travelers.

Gone are the days of spending a fortune on gargantuan campers and travel trailers and the gas-guzzling vehicles required to tow them. It’s easier than ever to bid adieu to the bigger-is-better RV trends of the past with a new era of small campers built for the next generation of adventure travelers.

This shift has led to the advent of an exceptional array of lightweight travel trailers and campers suitable for mid-sized SUVs, normal-sized trucks, and even capable cars. The most straightforward travel trailer and camper options are entry-level, budget-friendly, and even boast better resale value compared to their colossal counterparts.

Ready to get started? Explore our list of top picks for small campers and travel trailers,  all ready to make your camping weekend the best you’ve ever had….until the next one rolls around.

1. Happier Camper HC1

This retro fiberglass darling has enough viral-worthy visual charm that you’re sure to be stopped for soon-to-be-posted social media snaps everywhere you happen to adventure. Compact and nimble, the Happier HC1 effortlessly navigates paved wildscapes, city cruising and tucks right into tight spaces when you’ve found the perfect place to park for the night. 

Beneath the vintage exterior, Happier Campers all offer entirely innovative modular interior sleeping, toilet, shower and kitchenette design options that will have you drooling at the floor plan possibilities. Our own personal tour of the HC1 had us experiencing how easy it can be to lose sight of our own personal adventure travel needs due to customization overload (and delight). 

As happily distracting as this camper cutie is, we had to remind ourselves that more customization often means less interior space to work with — it’s a tradeoff. 

The Details:

• Empty/dry weight: 1,100 lbs.
• Exterior length, width and height: 13’5″ x 7’ x 7’
• Sleeps up to: Customizable
• Price: $24,950

Pros and Cons

• Pro:   Show-stopping aesthetic 
• Pro:  Fits in most places, including a single parking spot 
• Pro:  More affordable than other options
• Con:  Clearance for opening  the back hatch door of the HC1 must be considered when backing into any given space. 
• Con:   Happier Campers are not readily available for immediate purchase. 

Learn more at Happier Camper

2. Winnebago Micro Minnie

Winnebago established itself in the RV industry in 1958 with its original behemoth–sized models and long-standing reputation, which makes the Micro Minnie series a convenient offering for those who want to travel in a compact and affordable way. 

This downsized series comes in at just seven feet wide. But, the Micro Minnie offers 12 interior and exterior layout options to choose from for your home away from home depending all upon your travel needs. Recreating with your family? Sleeping and entertainment customizations are yours for the shaping. Looking forward to flexing your cooking skills while gazing upon a moonrise over those national park mountains?  Just say the word and Winnebago has your chef covered.  Need to hit all of the necessities to be a self-sufficient explorer?  Toilet and shower options are yours for the taking.

No matter which floor plan you choose to go with, you’re definitely paying for the Winnebago name — this is a pricier option, especially for such a small size. Still, our tour had us falling in love with the luxe feel that comes with the Winnebago brand.  

• Empty/dry weight: Starting at 3,360 lbs.
• Exterior length, width and height: Starting at 19’ 5” x 7’ x 10’ 5”
• Sleeps up to: Customizable  
• Price: Starting at $37,182
• Pro:  Dual axles allow for more stable towing and easier backing
• Pro:  Beautiful interior makes even boondocking feel luxurious
• Pro:   Solid interior and exterior construction 
• Pro:   Best-in-class kitchen design includes a large fridge with separate freezer and window above the sink and stove 
• Con:   Smaller fresh, gray and black water tank capacity means less time to backcountry boondock before having to seek out a dumping station

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3. Airstream Basecamp

Airstream has earned its place as an iconic national symbol of the road-trip life.  But what if an adventurer wanted to take their wheeled home off the paved path? The Basecamp travel trailer is Airstream’s answer to adventure for those who have smaller tow vehicles and backroad wanderlust. 

Airstream’s shift away from larger campers earned awards over the years and even an ongoing partnership with REI (which shows who their target audience actually is). While still pricier than comparable trailers, the Basecamp offers a more accessible entry point into the Airstream experience compared to the brand’s larger “silver bullets.” This is thanks to its smaller size and lighter base weight. But never fear: it still comes decked out with the iconic, on-brand silver aluminum siding that makes Airstream easily identifiable anywhere in the country.

Despite its compact size, the Basecamp doesn’t sacrifice much. A well-equipped kitchen, bathroom, lounge area, and sleeping space seamlessly coexist in this sub-17-foot trailer. It feels surprisingly roomy within the limited square footage.

• Empty/dry weight: 2,650 lbs.
• Exterior length, width and height: 16’ 2” x 7’ x 8’ 8.75” (depending on floor plan choice)
• Sleeps up to: 4 people depending on floor plan
• Price: Starting at $46,900
• Pro:  Giant 180-degree front windows help the smaller space feel much bigger
• Pro:  Classic Airstream aluminum aesthetic 
• Con: Front facing window is prone to shattering when hit by kicked-up rocks. And, repair times are slow due to the custom, non-industry standard shape.
• Con: It’s pricier than most others on this list

Learn More at Airstream

4. Scamp 13′

Born straight out of the funky grooves of the 1970s, Scamp has remained loyal to its iconic look over 50 years later.  So beloved is this fiberglass design that an entire category was created when other brands (like Casita) followed suit with their own iterations of the nugget camper style.

Created to be small and lightweight, new Scamp trailer options include 13-, 16-, or 19-foot, highly customizable models. The tiny 13-foot option will turn heads and inspire social media posts with its charmingly small shape, while the 16-foot version stands out for its optimal balance between space and weight. The 19-foot version is the Big Boy. It lacks the same level of convenience and aesthetic appeal, ruling out all but those who are able to accommodate its fifth-wheel design (and totally excluding it from a “small camper” category). 

Based on our experience, the Scamp is best for sticking to city streets, paved paths and established campgrounds unless you’re willing to haul extra gallons of water and other necessities. This tiny travel trailer will work hard to serve entry-level adventurers who stray outside for the majority of the day but appreciate the basic comforts of a warm meal, a hot shower, and a cozy place to sleep when the sun goes down.

The Details: 

• Empty/dry weight: 1,200 lbs.
• Exterior length, width and height: Starts at 13′ x 6’8” x 7’6”
• Sleeps up to: Customizable depending on size and floor plan choice
• Price: Starts at $19,921
• Pro:   Retro  aesthetic 
• Pro:  Ultralight fiberglass exterior shell allows for easy towing with most cars
• Pro:   Quite affordable compared to most other campers
• Con: Toilet and shower do not come standard with the base package
• Con: Barebone amenities and minimalist construction 

Learn More at Scamp Trailers

5. nuCamp TAB

Teardrop-style campers first came on the scene in the 1930s with an interesting marketing angle as a honeymoon house trailer.  By the time the 1940s rolled around, these minimalist dwellings on wheels were the travel trailer of choice for Americans wanting to leave their tent behind and step up their cozy camping game.

These days, the rounded front and tapered rear design of the distinctive teardrop travel trailer is still around, but with a twist. A host of upgrades and masterful redesigns maximize every single millimeter of interior space. (If you’re the handy sort, there are plenty of  DIY teardrop kits available, too.)

We’d call the nuCamp a trailblazer in the modern teardrop camper industry. The nuCamp TAB series is compact, lightweight, and can be hauled by most crossover vehicles and SUVs.  Its gnarly off-road tires and molded undercarriage shield are thoroughly thought out for those who want to leave well-worn paved highways behind but not vital camper parts when road conditions get rough.

Shockingly, some floorplans of the nuCamp TAB series have masterfully designed these minuscule spaces to fit a hot water system, air conditioning, a small kitchen, and a wet bath while out on your remote, rugged adventures.

Touring the interior of the nuCamp TAB had us inspired to take this teardrop trailer on a solo trip as the layout seems to be best suited for a party of one. Otherwise, treat this travel trailer as a welcome home base at the beginning and end of a long day trip when your adventurer’s agenda only includes checking off the most basic of needs.

• Empty/dry weight: 1,994 lbs.
• Exterior length, width and height: Starts at 15’ 3” x 6’ 8” x 7’ 8”
• Price: Starts at $33,990
• Pro:   Base package includes heavy-duty tires, a pitched axle and electric brakes for  confidence with off-road maneuvering
• Pro:  Can be purchased immediately
• Con:  Interior height is only 5’9” which is tough for taller folks
• Con:   Large price tag for a camper that becomes easily crowded 

Learn More at Nucamp

What to Consider When Buying a Small or Compact Trailer

Before making a purchase, it’s important to consider these campers and RVs in person and thoroughly research each model to ensure it meets your specific personal requirements. For example, where do you like to camp? If you are a person who spends more time in a campground, an option like the Scamp with lower clearance and smaller tanks is a great bet. However, if you prefer to boondock and take your trailer off-roading, you’ll want more clearance and larger tanks so you can remain out longer. In this instance, a burlier option like the nuCamp TAB may be a better choice.

Additionally, keep factors like towing capacity, amenities, storage, and overall build quality top of mind. Walking through campers and trailers is always fun — they’re always so cozy! But don’t let the staged aesthetics deter you from your mission. Pay attention to the details like whether there is enough storage for your family and how easily your vehicle can tow the trailer.  It doesn’t matter how cute the camper is if your vehicle can’t get it out of the driveway. And, always check for the latest reviews and updates on models, as the RV industry is continually evolving.

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Bernadette Rankin is a freelance adventure travel writer and joyously insatiable outdoor videographer.  Located in the Pacific Northwest for now, Rankin roams wherever her camper van, hiking boots, kayak,  mountain bike, backpack, and rock climbing shoes take her.

Rankin’s addiction to empowering the adventurous spirit in others came from an unlikely combination  of 19 years of experience as a Police Officer and advocate specializing in women, BIPOC and LGBTQIA+  owned small creative businesses. Through witnessing the healing nature of the outdoor world and the transformative effect of taking on misogi-type challenges, she is now devoted to spreading all the words of these remarkable stories you really need to know about.

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