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Lily Taylor recently headed out east for the first annual "Women of Vistabule" Gathering, in Maryland. It was to be a trip of firsts – her first time towing a DayTripper, and her first time taking a trailer across the country. Read more about her unique experience, and perhaps find the inspiration to take off on your own adventures.

Kurt and Edwige Moses have been capturing beautiful images of our trailers for us for many years now, and are Vistabulers themselves. When seeing one of our trailers in person isn't an immediate option for a potential customer, we rely greatly on the Moses' talent and keen eye to help tell our story and showcase what makes the Vistabule and DayTripper so special. We'd love for you all to learn a little bit more about these two. So without further ado, Kurt and Edwige!

Learn more about the first annual "Women of Vistabule" Gathering, an event geared towards the solo-female traveler. Stay tuned for details about the next one!

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We think that the Vistabule and DayTripper make for excellent companions when it comes to birdwatching. So whether you consider yourself a casual hobbyist or hardcore birder, consider bringing a teardrop trailer along for the ride. Read on for our recommendations on the Top 5 State Parks for Birdwatching!

When it comes to camping and road trips, a lot of us have our bucket list destinations: The Grand Canyon, Yosemite, Moab, Badlands, Acadia, etc. No doubt about it, the United States is abundant with natural splendors and breathtaking national parks. But occasionally the star(s), and in this case the moon, align in such a way that a new bucket list destination presents itself.

It’s true that the weather has been relatively tame here in our neck of the woods this 23-24 season, but winter camping in Minnesota still offers a unique and exhilarating experience for outdoor enthusiasts.

With its diverse landscapes and breathtaking natural beauty, the Midwest is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and camping aficionados.

The really bitter cold weather that the upper Midwest is famous for has been a bit of a bust this year (with a couple days of exceptions), but If you are still somewhat-cold averse, and still want to extend your camping season and embrace the comparatively chillier outdoors, we are right there with you!

The desire to go camping is often tied to the desire to disconnect from the trappings and distractions of the modern world. While there are days that might make you want to run into the woods and never return, odds are, you may not want to lose all of the conveniences of said modern world.

Winter is just about here (or it may as well be for some of us)! For most, this season brings a perfect excuse for hot cocoa, a lit fireplace, and copious amounts of blankets. For the adventurers amongst you, it's the season to embrace the great outdoors.

Winter camping is exhilarating! Imagine being out in the middle of nature with few people around you and the potential to wake up to snow-covered serenity.

One of the many benefits of teardrop camping is the ability to have the comforts of a camper and the location flexibility of a tent.

Understanding how to power your teardrop trailer is absolutely necessary when it comes to being a teardrop trailer owner. With so many options, possible upgrades, and the fact that power sources can be intimidating, it can be easy to want to run for the hills!

Choosing an RV or camping trailer is no easy feat. With so many options and things to consider, it can be difficult to even begin to narrow it down. If you’ve made it to our page, we are going to go ahead and guess that you have decided you want to stick with the convenience of smaller trailers.