Vistablog

Have a road trip planned this summer? There’s so much to love about the open road, but there’s no denying that spending hours in the car can get a little tedious. Finding ways to entertain yourself and your passengers is the key to a successful trip. Vistabule is here with some of our favorite audiobooks for road trips.

Traveling in extreme climates is never comfortable, but installing climate control on your teardrop camper helps ensure you have an enjoyable camping experience, no matter where or when you travel.

Customizing your teardrop trailer is an exciting process. However, amongst the excitement of adding your favorite additional features it's important to remember the most crucial part of teardrop safety: trailer brakes.

Thanks to their aerodynamic design and visual appeal, numerous mass-production RV manufacturers have borrowed the popular teardrop shape for much larger campers. However, classic teardrop trailers are still a popular, versatile option for all types of avid adventurers.

Life on the road is an appealing one for many reasons — the adventures, the open road, and the feeling of having endless possibilities. That’s enough of a draw for many to embrace the vagabond lifestyle.

Having great teardrop camper lighting is an important part of the camping experience. Lighting adds ambience and can set the tone for a good night spent with family and friends. With so many options on the market it can be tricky to know what types of lighting are best for you and your trailer. In this blog, we cover the different types of teardrop lighting to help you find ways to level up your trailer.

You’ve got your gear loaded, everything is strapped down tight, family’s on-board — all you need to do now is hitch up your teardrop trailer and take off on your next adventure. But, if you’re new to towing something behind your vehicle, you may need some help understanding more about trailer hitch height. This is an important part of having a safe, steady ride, and ultimately, a more enjoyable trip.

Whether you’re a camping pro or want to learn more about the joys of owning an RV, there are a lot of details to consider, especially the weight of your teardrop camper . This guide will help you learn about the weight of teardrop trailers and how to tow one behind your vehicle.

It’s no secret that teardrop trailers are tiny, but did you know they can comfortably store almost anything you need for your next trip? At first glance, it’s hard to imagine where you could possibly fit all of your camping necessities, but carefully built teardrop trailers have amazing storage capabilities. Keep reading to learn some of our favorite teardrop trailer storage ideas, and storage features to look for when buying your teardrop.

Besides the visual appeal, people are often drawn to teardrop trailers because of the compatibility they offer for camping, towing and storage. When purchasing a teardrop trailer, weight and size need to be considered for towing and comfort.

After a long weekend out on the road, the best feeling is being able to easily unload your camping gear and head inside for a nice bath. With a classic teardrop trailer, gone are the days of worrying about where to safely park your trailer after a trip. One of the most unique aspects of teardrop trailers is that they can fit directly in your garage.

Buying a Vistabule Teardrop Trailer is a significant monetary decision. Whether you’ve financed through a bank or dipped into your nest egg, you have made a big financial investment.

May is National Wildfire Awareness Month. Coincidentally, we happen to be volunteering in Whiskeytown National Recreation Area where the most destructive fire in the National Park system history (the Carr Fire of 2018) destroyed 97% of the park’s 42,000 acres.

To all our campers out there, we know there isn’t much better than planning your next adventure. From new hikes to check out, to carefully choosing your campsites, camping is an exciting time to escape into the wilderness and take in all of its glory.

When non-campers talk about their aversions to camping, one of the first things they will point to is the lack of plumbing or other solutions for their bathroom needs. In fact, this issue alone is enough to prevent many people from trying out camping in the first place.