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Lightweight Aerodynamic Teardrop Camper Rental in Sherwood Oregon… Margot the Teardrop Camper

on February 13, 2020

This is Margot the Teardrop Camper. She’s a lightweight and aerodynamic teardrop camper rental in Sherwood, Oregon near Portland. At just 1,200 pounds dry weight, you can probably tow it with almost any vehicle.

It’s available to book starting at $60 per night by Oregon Teardrop Rentals via Outdoorsy. Have you ever tried teardrop camping before? Would you rent one?

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Margot the Teardrop Camper Rental in Sherwood Oregon

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  • jerry dycus
    February 13, 2020, 8:08 pm

    LOL!! It might be a lot of things but aero isn’t one of them. The only aero place, the front roof curve is ruined by the cargo rack. Other than that a nice example of a teardrop trailer. Sad though they make so few real aero trailers as a good one bigger than the tow vehicle can clean up the tow vehicle’s aero drag drastically cutting the power, fuel required to tow it.

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  • e.a.f.
    February 13, 2020, 8:47 pm

    That is so cute! Its entirely hidden by the front of the truck.

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    • Eric
      February 17, 2020, 4:42 pm

      Yeah… gotta HUUUUGE truck to tow a teeny tiny caravan. Just what you need LOTSA space in the truck but pretty much nada in the teardrop caravan.

      I couldn’t even move around in the caravan on my hands and knees. But then, I’m nearly 66 years young.

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