The Winnhaven Wander in the West 30 Ft. Travel Trailer

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This is the Winnhaven, a renovated 30 ft. travel trailer by Wander in the West, a company that’s using the trailer to tour the American West and promote American-made products.

What’s really cool about this camper renovation is that it was done with all American-made products from brands like The Citizenry, Shoppe by Amber Interiors, Sinkology, Tuft & Needle, Burrow and more.

Our mission is to connect people in their local environments to the great people, brands and products that are made in their own backyards and they don’t even know it. We’re helping to support all of the American makers that are working hard to create unique things wherever they may be and more attention needs to be brought to these unique movers & shakers.

Enjoy pictures of the Winnhaven below and then check out the work of Wander in the West here.

Related: The Watermill: Renovated Travel Trailer For Sale

The Winnhaven Wander in the West 30 Ft. Travel Trailer

Images via Wander in the West

Just stunning! I love the wooden accent wall.

So creative! They replaced the old couch and then reinforced this one.

Plants really make a house a home!

Super cute cushions and salt and pepper grinders.

Standard RV appliances that allow you to cook in your tiny home.

Wow! What a gorgeous sink. It really ups the “luxury” factor!

Beautiful bedding contrasts well with the white cabinets.

The back bunks are also sporting gorgeous bedding.

What a cute tiny cactus by the window!

Extra seating with a throw pillow.

Another adorable sink inside the bathroom. The siding adds a lot too!

Towels and shower curtains: It’s all in the details!

Images via Wander in the West

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Natalie C. McKee

Natalie C. McKee is a contributor for Tiny House Talk and the Tiny House Newsletter. She's a wife, and mama of three little kids. She and her family are homesteaders with sheep, goats, chickens, ducks and quail on their happy little acre.

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8 comments

    1. I think you could do it! My parents upgraded a tiny pop-up because they found a cheap, ratty one and did all the work themselves. They’ve since sold it but I wish I had pictures. It’s pretty cool what you can do.

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