Let's be honest here. Teardrop camping is work. But, how much work is really involved with teardrop trailer camping? We will be taking you through a visual demonstration of our teardrop campsite setup. We will show you why this particular form of overlanding requires a bit of work. We will also be sharing the benefits of some of this "work" as well.

In this episode of Playing with Sticks we will be busting out every part of the teardrop camper trailer "outdoor living area." From parking, the camping toilet, side entry tents, solar panels, outdoor kitchens, and many other facets of teardrop camper life. This is not camping made easy, but more like camping made enjoyable.

Timestamps of Actual Work Steps involved: 1:25 and 8:20

If you are new to the channel make sure you check out our playlists on teardrop trailer tips and tricks, small camper comparisons, overland trailers, and videos on the oh so lovable Scamp fiberglass trailer. If you are interested in any items in these videos they all can be found in previous videos on the channel.

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