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Fiberglass RV

If you’re here you probably already have or are considering a fiberglass RV. There’s a recreational vehicle out there for everyone and each carries its own benefits.

And light weight fiberglass RV trailers are no different. I think they’re special and might have more benefits than many other RVs.

Benefits

  • They are light weight—this makes them easy to tow with more vehicles and they’re better on gas
  • Small in size—simple to park and maneuver but also quick to clean and maintain inside and out
  • Less prone to rust—Speaking of easy to maintain they are less likely to rust then most because of the way they’re built (molded fiberglass)

How they're put together

These travel trailers are made up of two separate molded pieces of fiberglass that are put together to make the base of the camper.



In the picture you can see where the two shells are held together.

The fiberglass base is of course attached to a trailer that’s appropriate for the campers weight.

They’re insulated to help keep you cool in the summer and warm in the winter.


Manufacturers Still in Production

Casita Camper
A Casita Camper is a light weight fiberglass travel trailer. Learn more, share your experiences and read Casita reviews here.

Scamp RV
The Scamp RV is a lightweight fiberglass travel trailer that's great for camping, easy to tow, maintain and lots of fun. Read reviews and write your own.

Manufacturers No Longer in Production

Compact Jr
All about the Compact Jr fiberglass RV. Pictures, owner information, where to get parts, and more.

Boler Trailer
Brief history of the Boler trailer, pictures, information, where to find them used, and others with the same RV.

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