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Towing A Travel Trailer With A Jeep Wrangler: All You Need To Know

• Last Updated: February 22, 2024
• 16 minutes read

Travel trailers provide more freedom than RVs for overlanding adventures, since you can leave your trailer parked in your campsite and use your vehicle to go exploring.

You also do not always need a huge truck to pull your travel trailer, in fact, Jeep Wranglers and other small SUVs are capable of pulling many travel trailer models.

But, what are the limitations of the size and weight of travel trailer you can pull with a Jeep Wrangler? Do you need special equipment? What are the best travel trailers that you can tow with a Jeep Wrangler?

​I’ll cover all of these questions and more in this article, so that you can hit the road with your Jeep Wrangler and your tiny home on wheels in tow.

What Is The Towing Capacity of a Jeep Wrangler?

When towing anything with your Jeep Wrangler, it’s important to keep three things in mind:

• The Vehicle
• The Trailer

What Can the Vehicle Handle?

First things first, you need to know your Jeep’s towing capacity. Most Jeep Wranglers have a towing capacity of 2,000 to 3,500 pounds, depending on the model that you have.

In general, two-door Jeep Wranglers can tow a travel trailer that’s weights up to 2,000 pounds, while the four-door models have a tow rating of up to 3,500 pounds.

Newer Jeep Wranglers have a higher towing capacity. The JK Wrangler (2006 to present) has some trailer hitches with towing capacity up to 5,000 pounds.

The TJ Wrangler (1997-2006) has bumper mounted towing hitches, but chassis-mounted hitches are also available and can tow up to 4,000 pounds.

After towing capacity, the Jeep’s payload rating is important to keep in mind.

The maximum payload capacity is the total weight of everything in or on your Jeep, including the driver, passengers, fuel, winch, skid plates, and any gear you pack inside or on the vehicle. 

You should be able to find your Jeep’s payload rating on the driver’s side door or B-pillar. Never tow if your payload exceeds the vehicle’s capacity.

What is the Condition of the Trailer?

Even though the Jeep will do the majority of the work when towing, you need to make sure your travel trailer is safe to pull.

Check for damage or rust, especially on the trailer base (axles, frame, etc.). Make sure that the exterior lights are working properly, especially the brake and turn signal lights.

Your trailer tires should also be in good condition with plenty of tread to good contact with the road when you’re on the move.

You’ll need to consider the trailer’s GVWR before you buy, since it will need to be light enough to meet your Jeep Wrangler’s capacity for towing.

As you calculate what you can pack and bring with you on your travels, remember to account about 10% of your trailer’s GVWR for payload (clothes, gear, water, food, cooking fuel, etc.).

Are You Ready to Drive With a Trailer in Tow?

Your ability to drive with a heavy trailer in tow is also very important for safety.

​Even if you have driven a vehicle with a trailer in tow before, you should take a couple of practice drives to get a feel for how this Jeep and this trailer maneuver.

You’ll need to be comfortable with the extra length, how to handle sharp corners, how to reverse and how the trailer reacts in reverse.

A helpful trick is to steer in the opposite direction that you want the trailer to go when you reverse.

Remember that any little change in direction from the Jeep will likely result in a big change at the back of the trailer, no matter what its length.

Can A Jeep Wrangler Pull A Travel Trailer?

With an average maximum towing capacity of 3,500 pounds, you can definitely tow more lightweight travel trailers with your Jeep Wrangler. However, you’ll need to consider the trailer’s gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR), and not the dry weight.

This is because the GVWR takes into account the weight of your clothing, gear, water (fresh, gray, black) and gas.

In general, the kinds of travel trailers that have this low of a GVWR include pop-up trailers, teardrop trailers, hybrid trailers, and some Airstream trailers:

What Campers Can A Jeep Wrangler Tow?

Pop-up trailers.

Pop-up trailers are campers that collapse as you travel, which you then crank up to full height with standing room inside when you’re parked at your campsite.

Other names for pop-up trailers are tent trailers or fold-out campers. These trailers are much lighter, since the sidewalls are usually canvas or another weather-resistant material that’s far more lightweight than aluminum or fiberglass.

The bed areas slide out as well, so you can have everything you need, including a kitchen and bathroom .

Average GVWR: 600 – 2800 pounds

Teardrop Trailers

A newer addition to the mini travel trailer scene is the teardrop trailer, which is shaped like a teardrop.

Inside, there’s typically only room for a bed, and the back of the trailer has a hatch that opens to cover your kitchen and cooking area. Sometimes, these trailers have an outdoor shower option.

​Although they usually don’t have bathrooms or living areas inside, there are some lightweight teardrop trailers that do.

Average GVWR: 500 – 3,200 pounds (most are around 1,000 pounds)

Hybrid Trailers

Combining the design of a standard travel trailer and pop-up trailer, a hybrid trailer has hard sides with pop-out sleeping areas on one or both ends.

These pop-outs are canvas, tent-like material just like you find with a pop-up trailer, but hybrid trailers are more insulated and durable because of the hard side walls.

However, they tend to run a little heavier because of the use of heavier materials, so you’d need to get the lightest weight option if you’re towing it with a Jeep Wrangler.

Average GVWR: 3,000 – 7,000 pounds

Low-Weight Airstream Trailers

Airstream trailers are the “old school” classic, silver bullet travel trailers, and many people love them not just for their retro ambiance, but for the durability and design style.

Most Airstream trailers are too heavy to tow with a Jeep Wrangler, but the Airstream Sport 16RB is just lightweight enough, with a GVWR of 3,500 pounds.

That’s cutting it a little bit close, but if you’re careful to pack minimally, you can tow it with your Jeep Wrangler.

Lowest GVWR: 3,500 pounds

What Equipment Do You Need to Tow a Travel Trailer With a Jeep Wrangler?

​The baseline equipment that you will need to safely tow a travel trailer with any vehicle are a receiver hitch and a trailer wiring plug so that you can connect the rear brake and turn signal lights.

You will also need a hitch ball and a mount with a hitch pin that match your trailer, and safety chains crossing underneath the tongue to catch it just in case the hitch fails.

Most aftermarket bumpers are equipped with a hitch receiver that’s only intended for things like a cargo rack, and not a heavy travel trailer.

So, it’s important to make sure your hitch receiver is rated for towing. It should have a Class II or Class III designation, and be a 2-inch receiver instead of a 1.25-inch receiver to handle more weight.

The weight capacities of the towing tongue and hitch ball are also important considerations as you purchase or upgrade your towing equipment.

The tongue should only carry about 10% of the trailer’s GVWR, and certainly no more than 15%.

​The rule of 10% also applies to the weight on the hitch ball, and you should be sure to load your trailer with balanced weight distribution.

Otherwise, you might see reduced performance as you travel at high speeds or even unsafe conditions such as sudden movements to the left or right.

There are also a couple of additional upgrades that might be good to consider when towing a travel trailer with a Jeep Wrangler.

For example, towing extra weight may cause your Jeep to overheat, so you might want to consider upgrading your vehicle’s cooling system.

You might also want to upgrade the brake pads and rotors, especially if they are older. Other good safety upgrades you might want to look at are sway control or a brake controller.

Benefits of Using a Jeep Wrangler to Tow Your Travel Trailer

A Jeep Wrangler is a fantastic SUV to own, whether you’re just driving around town or you’re towing your travel trailer into nature for an off-grid camping trip. 

Some of the biggest advantages of using a Jeep Wrangler for pulling your travel trailer include:

• Power and durability. Jeeps are designed to be powerful sports utility vehicles and off-road hustler. They handle well in any weather, and provide all-terrain exploring with powerful traction, excellent articulation, and easy maneuvering. While most Jeeps have an average towing capacity of 3,500 pounds, some can pull as much as 5,000 pounds, expanding your options for the kind and size of travel trailer you can tow.
• ​ Increased ground clearance. The cabin in a Jeep is higher than most vehicles, including other SUVs, providing a height advantage and greater visibility. Not only can you see further down the road, you can pull your travel trailer into more rugged camping locations (provided your trailer has high enough clearance).
• ​ Improved gas mileage. When you’re not towing anything, you can expect to get around 22 miles per gallon in the city and 29 MPG on the highway, but of course your gas mileage will be lower when you tow a travel trailer. When towing, your gas mileage will depend on your speed, but you can expect to get 10-15mpg.
• ​Long lifespan. While most SUVs have an average lifespan of 200,000 miles, Jeep Wranglers often have double that at up to 400,000 miles. The V6 engine is also one of the best on the market and is extremely reliable, so you can travel with your trailer in tow for many miles and years to come.
• ​ Unique features and great upgrades. A top appeal of the Jeep is your ability to take the top off and enjoy the feeling of the wind in your hair. There are also a lot of useful upgrades that you can make to your Jeep to make it easier and more fun to use to pull your travel trailer along on your adventures. Some of the most popular upgrades include skid bars, winch mounts, and LED headlights, but there are many more available.

5 Amazing Travel Trailers You Can Tow With a Jeep Wrangler

​Even though you’re limited to only the more lightweight travel trailers when towing with a Jeep Wrangler, there are still lots of options.

Luckily, there are many travel trailers with a GVWR of 3,500 or below, and I’ll highlight some of the best ones below.

1. Scamp Trailer

There are some normal travel trailers in addition to Airstream campers that are light enough for a Jeep Wrangler to tow, and the 13-foot Scamp Trailer is one of them.

This tiny camper has a kitchen area, dinette that converts into a bed, a shower and toilet room, and plenty of closet space for storage, all coming in at 2,200 pounds even when fully packed.

The kitchen features a two-burner propane stove with a window over the range, a 1.9 cu.ft. fridge, small sink, and fiberglass cabinets with wood panel doors for kitchen storage.

The dinette space has storage under the seats and converts into a spacious sleeping area at night with four-inch cushions.

For the bathroom area, you can choose to have a sofa that converts into bunks or an enclosed bathroom with a shower and Sani potti or toilet only.

Enjoy nature outside your Scamp Trailer with the option to add an 8-foot awning.

Scamp Trailers are equipped for towing and ready to hit the road, with a 100-pound hitch that has a 2-inch hitch ball, a 25-foot 30amp electric supply cord and safety chains.

Scamp even offers helpful tips and a checklist for towing, so that you have all of the specifics for towing your Scamp Trailer with a Jeep Wrangler (or any other vehicle).

Key Features:

• Super insulation (R15) for all-weather camping
• Optional roof mount air conditioner and 16,000 BTU furnace
• Mounted rear stabilizer jacks
• Porch light
• Price: Starting at $11,500

​2. ​Airstream Sport 16RB

For a little more in a trailer you can still tow with a Jeep Wrangler, the Airstream Sport 16RB has a bathroom as well as additional sleeping and living space.

There’s a convertible dinette and a dedicated bed with a pillow top memory foam mattress in addition to the bathroom and kitchen area.

Next to the bedroom, there is a closet for hanging clothes storage, and there’s also under-the-bed storage for more places to put your gear.

In the kitchen, you’ll also find some upgrades from the Scamp Trailer with the two-burner LP gas stove with glass cover, stainless steel sink with a cutting board cover, microwave and a 2-way, 3 cu.ft. refrigerator.

There’s also plenty of upper and lower cabinet and drawer storage for food and dishes, in addition to an included flatware organizer and lockers above the dinette.

Across from the kitchen area, you’ll find a European-style wet bath with a porcelain toilet, a lavy sink with Moen® faucet, and a shower with a removable handheld shower head.

The Airstream Sport 16RB has a pass-through built into the exterior wall so that you can use the removable showerhead outdoors.

Outside, the Airstream Sport has a retractable manual ZipDee® patio awning with weather max fabric so you can enjoy your campsite when the weather is nice.

The Airstream Sport 16RB is ready to tow with your Jeep Wrangler, and comes with a manual hitch jack and a 378-pound hitch with LP and batteries.

• 11,000 BTU 30amp service single A/C with heat strip and 12,000 BTU ducted furnace
• JVC Stereo with Bluetooth®
• LG LED HD TV with Omni Directional Antenna
• Outdoor storage locker
• USB ports and 110V outlets
• Optional 90w Solar Package with Interior Monitor and AGM Battery
• Price: Starting at $48,900

​3. ​iCamp Elite

iCamp makes some exceptional travel trailers with a tiny footprint and lightweight materials so that you can tow their campers with ease using just about any SUV, including a Jeep Wrangler.

With 70 square feet of interior space, the iCamp Elite might feel small but the floorplan is expertly laid out to maximize your space and still provide everything you need.

The large, U-shaped dinette doubles as the bed, and can sleep up to three people, with an adjustable table for dining and lounging.

There are overhead cabinets on either side of the trailer for your clothes and other gear, in addition to the cabinet and wardrobe.

iCamp Elite’s kitchen comes equipped with a stainless steel sink, two-burner LP stove with an oven, 3-way 1.9 cu.ft. refrigerator, and 6-gallon water heater that ports into the bathroom shower.

The modular fiberglass wet bathroom has a marine toilet, lavatory sink and shower, with a curved door that exits into the living area.

It’s also prepped for safe and easy towing with the 2-inch ball hitch towing bar, safety chains, and electric brakes.

• Converter (110VAC-12VDC, 60 Amps)
• Interior lights and 110v AC power outlets throughout
• Option to add a DVD Video/Audio system or a flat screen TV
• Option to add a 12,000 BTU LP Furnace or a Cool Cat 2-in-1 A/C and heat pump unit

​4. ​Happier Camper HC1

The Happier Camper is the smallest camper on this list at just 10 feet long, and it’s also the most lightweight with a dry weight of only 1,100 pounds.

It’s easy to tow the Happier Camper HC1 with your Jeep Wrangler, and you can even tow this camper with a standard sedan!

Although its size is tiny, the innovative Adaptiv™ interior design makes it extremely spacious and functional for camping, even with a family of five.

It has a grooved floor design to keep the Adaptiv™ cube components that make up your layout in place.

The different cube component options include drawer cubes, a convertible bench/bed, a swivel nesting table top, a countertop lid, a cooler cube, a standard kitchenette cube with a sink, a bunk bed/couch, and a toilet.

Arrange and re-arrange these cubes to build your Happier Camper floorplan for every trip.

The standards of the Happier Camper HC1 design is perfect for function and cute design, including a large rear hatch, wide entry door, honeycomb fiberglass floor, large panoramic windows, and classic wheel fenders.

Key Features: 

• Extremely lightweight and versatile
• Adaptiv™ modular interior that’s easy to rearrange
• Sleeps up to five
• Off-the-grid and solar-ready
• Price: Starting at $24,950

​5. ​​High Camp Teardrop Trailer

If you’re going to be camping in campgrounds or other locations with facilities and don’t want to sacrifice your limited interior space for a shower or bathroom, the High Camp teardrop trailer is an excellent choice.

It comes in at a GVWR of 2,500 pounds, so most Jeep Wranglers can easily tow it with capacity to spare.

However, it’s quite a bit smaller than the other trailers I’ve mentioned on this list so far, and you’ll likely only use the interior space for sleeping since it’s designed completely around the queen-sized bed inside.

Despite the tiny size, the High Camp still feels quite spacious for sleeping inside, with 40 inches of headroom and entrance doors with windows on either side.

There are also storage cubbies at the head and foot of the bed, with folding cup holders, DC outlets in the headboard for charging devices, two coat hooks, two swiveling LED reading lights, and an overhead LED light.

The interior feels cozy and sleek, with warm birch cabinetry and paneling. The bed is a standard queen (80” by 60”), with a firm foam mattress.

Your cooking space is out of the back hatch with the High Camp teardrop trailer, and features slide-out drawers for the three-burner stainless steel cooktop and Coleman cooler (you can upgrade to a Dometic CC40 12-volt fridge).

There’s plenty of storage for all of your cooking and camping gear, with a cubbies and cabinets above and a large (36″ L x 18″ H x 8″ D) cubby underneath.

The hatch keeps you covered while you cook, with a 48-inch LED overhead light, heavy duty automotive hatch lifts and a locking hatch handle.

There’s no shower or bathroom in the High Camp teardrop trailer, but it is equipped with an Aquacube on-demand water heater that you can connect to a 5-gallon “Jerry” can for washing dishes or even taking a hot shower.

High Camp has fitted their trailers for easy and safe towing, and include a 2-inch hitch ball, emergency breakaway switch, drop-down trailer stabilizers, and 10-inch electric drum brakes on every trailer.

While most trailers have a 4-pin trailer connector, the High Camp comes with a 7-pin trailer connector equipped with tow vehicle charging and brake line (requires brake controller installed either in vehicle or on trailer).

• Duracell 100 amp-hour Group 27 deep cycle battery and Progressive Dynamics 3-stage intelligent battery charger/converter
• Zero-maintenance clear anodized aluminum skin
• Solar-ready with universal solar panel plug
• Aquacube on-demand water heater
• Price: Starting at $17,150

What’s the Best Travel Trailer for Your Jeep Wrangler?

It’s certainly exciting that you can take your Jeep Wrangler adventure vehicle on the road with a cozy travel trailer in tow.

Now that you know how it can be done, I hope this list has helped highlight some of the best trailers to use for your travels.

If you’re on a budget, I’d recommend either the Scamp Trailer or iCamp Elite, since you can purchase these trailers for around $11,500.

If space is a top priority, the Airstream Sport 16RB is the most equipped to fit your needs.

The Happier Camper HC1 is by far the most versatile, and the High Camp packs everything into the most compact trailer for towing behind your Jeep Wrangler.

​Whatever you choose, you’re bound to have some memorable adventures as you head out on a road trip in your Jeep Wrangler with a trailer in tow.

About Author / Aaron Richardson

Aaron Richardson is an expert RVer and the co-founder of RVing Know How. Aaron, along with his wife Evelyn, has been living and traveling in their Keystone Fuzion RV since 2017. Their adventures span across the country and beyond, including memorable RVing experiences in Mexico. Aaron's passion for the outdoors and RVing shines through in his writings, where he shares a blend of travel stories, practical tips, and insights to enhance the RV lifestyle.

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Towing A Travel Trailer With A Jeep Wrangler: The Facts, Tips & Tricks

We love travel trailers, they provide you with more freedom than you get from an RV. You can seek out over landing adventures, since you can leave your trailer parked up in your campsite and use your vehicle to go out and explore.

What is great about these, is that you do not always need a huge truck to pull your travel trailer along. As it so happens, Jeep Wranglers, and other similar SUVs are more than capable of pulling many travel trailer models.

However, this leaves us to question what the limitations are when it comes to size and weight of travel trailers that you can pull with your Jeep Wrangler. It also bodes questions about what kind of equipment you will need to tow it, and if there are any travel trailers that are best to tow with a Jeep Wrangler.

We want you to make the best choice for you, so that you can get the most out of your Jeep, your travel trailer, and your adventures. So, today we will talk to you about towing a travel trailer with your Jeep Wrangler, be ready to learn everything there is to learn about this.

Are you ready?

What capacity can a Jeep Wrangler Tow?

When you are seeking to tow anything with your Jeep Wrangler, you need to consider three most important factors.

• The Vehicle itself.
• The Trailer you are towing.
• The driver/ you.

How much can your vehicle handle?

So, before you do anything, you have to be aware of the towing capacity of your Jeep. Many Jeep Wranglers will have a towing capacity of around 2,00 lbs to 3,500 lbs. However, this does vary depending on the model you have.

In general, though, two-door Jeep Wranglers can tow a travel trailer that weighs up to 2,000 lbs. The four-door models, on the other hand, will have a tow rating of up to 3,500 lbs.

Keep in mind that newer model Jeep Wranglers will have a much higher towing capacity. For example, The JK Wrangler, which has been manufactured since 2006, has a trailer with hitches that can have a towing capacity of up to 5,000 lbs.

The TJ Wrangler which was made from 1997-2006 has bumper mounted towing hitches, but it can also have chassis-mounted hitches, these are available and can increase your tow up to 4,000 lbs.

Aside from it’s towing capacity, your Jeep’s payload rating is also an important factor to keep in mind.

The maximum payload capacity is the overall weight of everything in, or on, your Jeep, yes, this includes you. It means, the driver, passengers, fuel, a winch, skid plates, and anything else inside or outside the vehicle.

You should be able to find your Jeep’s payload rating on the driver’s side door, or the B;pillar. You should never tow if your payload exceeds the capacity of the vehicle.

Checking the trailer

Despite how your Jeep will do the most part of the work when you tow something. You need to ensure that your trailer is safe to pull.

This means checking for damage, or rust. Check especially thoroughly on the trailer base, including the axles, frame, and so on. You should also ensure that the exterior lights are working properly, especially brake lights and turn signal lights.

The trailer tires should also be in good condition, they should have plenty of tread so that they maintain good contact with the road when you are driving. You should also consider the GVWR of the trailer before you buy, since it will need to be light enough to meet the capacity for towing of your Jeep Wrangler.

When you calculate the amount you can pack and bring with you on your travels, be sure to account for around 10% of your trailer’s GVWR for additional payload, this means things like, clothes, gear, food and water, fuel and so on.

Your safety while driving

Your safety when you drive is imperative, this is why your ability to be able to drive with a heavy trailer in tow is important. Even if you have driven a vehicle with a trailer in tow before, you should go for a couple of small test drives beforehand, so that you get a feel for your Jeep and trailer maneuvers.

You need to feel comfortable with the extra length, the handling of sharp corners, reversing, and how your trailer will react when you reverse. Feeling comfortable with these things is very important to safe driving.

A useful trick is to steer in the opposite direction that you want the trailer to go when you reverse. Remember that any little changes in direction with the Jeep will result in a bigger change at the back of the trailer, regardless if it is big or small, long or short.

Is a Jeep Wrangler capable of towing like this?

Jeep Wranglers have an average maximum towing capacity of around 3,500 lbs, so this means that you can definitely tow more lightweight travel trailers. You should always consider the trailer’s gross vehicle weight ratings (or GVWR), and not the dry weight.

This is because GVWR takes into consideration the additional things you may have on board such as clothing, water, gear, gas and so on. And while these things may seem small, they all add up eventually.

In general, the kind of travel trailers that have this low of a GVWR will include pop-up trailers, teardrop, hybrid, and a few airstream trailers. So, you should look at your capacity and figure a maximum weight, then take a look at what trailers are the best option for you within the weight range.

What types of campers can you tow?

As previously mentioned, there are a few options that will be lightweight enough for you to be able to tow with your Jeep Wrangler. Let’s have a look at a few of the options that you will have suitable to this weight range.

Pop-up trailers

Pop-up trailers are campers that collapse as you travel. You can crank them up to full height with standing room inside once you are parked up at your campsite. These types of trailers have a few names, they are also called tent trailers, or fold-out campers.

The side walls of these trailers are often canvas, or other weather resistant materials, and this also means that these materials are much more lightweight than aluminum or fiberglass. This means they are a light-weight option too, so they are better for towing with a Jeep Wrangler.

Their bed areas are also slide out as well, so you can have everything you need in these trailers, including a kitchen and bathroom. How fancy!

The average GVWR for these types of trailers is between 600 and 2800 lbs.

Hybrid trailers

Hybrid trailers combine the design of a standard travel trailer and a pop-up trailer. They have hard sides, with pop out sleeping areas on either one end or both ends.

These pop-outs are typically canvas, or tent-style material, much like you would find with a pop-up trailer. However, hybrid trailers are more insulated and durable thanks to their hard side walls.

Sadly, this does mean that they tend to run a little more on the heavy side of things, and due to these heavier materials, you will need to get a lighter weight option if you are planning on towing it with a Jeep Wrangler. If you have a higher capacity, you could possibly get a higher weight, but you need to ensure that it is within the capacity of your vehicle.

These trailers are usually between 3,000 to 7,000 lbs.

Teardrop trailers

The teardrop trailer is a new addition to the mini trailer travel niche. It is literally a trailer, shaped like a teardrop. How quaint!

Inside this unique trailer type, there is generally only enough space for one room, for a bed. The back of the trailer will have a hatch that opens to cover your kitchen/ cooking area. On the odd occasion you may find that one of these may have an outdoor shower option.

These trailers will rarely have bathrooms or living areas, some of these might, you might have to look around hard to find one though.

Because they’re so tiny and compact, these trailers have an average GVWR of 500- 3,200 lbs. With the majority being 1,000 lbs.

Low weight air stream

If you like things the more ‘old school’ way, then you might like airstream trailers. Also known as silver bullet travel trailers, many people love them for their retro ambiance, as well as their design style and their durability.

Many of these travelers will be too heavy to tow with a Jeep Wrangler, however the ‘Airstream Sport 16RB’ is just tiny and lightweight enough, with a close GVWR of 3,500 lbs.

It is certainly cutting it a bit close to the towing capacity, however if you are an expert travel packer, with the ability to survive minimally, you can get away with it, and tow it with your Jeep Wrangler.

The bare minimum GVWR you will find in these trailers is 3,500 lbs.

What do you need to tow?

If you are experienced at towing, you will know that you will need equipment to do so, if you are not experienced at doing this then listen closely.

The most basic equipment you will need to safely tow a travel trailer with any vehicle is a receiver hitch and a trailer wiring plug, this is so you can connect that rear brake and turn signal lights.

You will also need to have a hitch ball and a mount with a hitch pin that matches your trailer. You will also need to have safety chains that cross underneath the tongue to catch it, just in case the hitch fails.

Most aftermarket bumpers are equipped with a hitch receiver that will only be intended for things such as cargo, not for heavy travel trailers. This is why it is very important that your hitch receiver is rated for towing, don’t just get any old one. It should be Class II, or Class III designation, and your receiver should be 2 inches, not 1.25 inches, so that it can tolerate higher weights.

The weight capacities of the towing tongue and the hitch ball are also very important when you purchase and upgrade your towing equipment. While it can be tempting to pick up any old one and assume it will work, it just isn’t so easy.

The tongue should carry around 10% of the trailer’s GVWR, and absolutely no more than 15%. The rule of 10% is the same for the weight on the hitch ball, and you should be sure to load your trailer with a balanced weight distribution.

If you do not, you may be looking at a reduction in the performance when you travel at high speeds, or you may discover unsafe conditions, such as sudden movement to the left or to the left.

There are also a couple of other upgrades you could make that may be good to consider when you wish to tow a travel trailer with a Jeep Wrangler. For example, towing additional weight could possibly cause your Jeep to overheat, so it might be wise to upgrade your vehicle’s cooling system.

It might also be a good shout to upgrade the brake pads and rotors, especially if they are old. It is important that you ensure your vehicle is safe too when you tow, this is why it would not go amiss to look at sway control and brake controls for additional upgrades as well.

Pros of towing your trailer with a Jeep Wrangler

Jeep Wranglers are fantastic SUVs to own, regardless if you are simply driving around town, or if you are towing your trailer off on a nature venture, or an off-the-grid camping trip.

It has plenty of advantages, even though you can’t pull extremely heavy loads with it, it has plenty of benefits. Let’s take a moment to look at some of these.

• Power and durability are plentiful here. Jeeps are designed to be top-notch sport utility vehicles, they are also made to be the perfect off-road hustler, which is just what you want when you are venturing off into the unknown with your trailer for a nature getaway. They handle beautifully in all types of weather, and provide all-terrain exploring opportunities, with stellar traction, brilliant articulation, and easy-peasy maneuverability. While a majority of Keeps have an average towing capacity of 3,500 lbs, some can pull as much as 5,000 lbs. So, the bigger the Jeep, the more you can tow, thus broadening your options for trailer size.
• You also get increased ground clearance. This is because the cabin in a Jeep is higher than a majority of vehicles, including most other SUVs. They provide a height advantage and more visibility. Not only does this mean you can see further down the road, you can also pull your travel trailer into more rugged camping locations as well. Although this will only really work if your trailer also has a high enough clearance too. Keep in mind the ground clearance of your trailer, especially if it is much lower than your Jeep.
• Improvement in gas mileage. In the times when you are not towing anything, you can expect to get 22 miles to the gallon in the city and around 29 miles to the gallon on the highway. Your gas mileage will be lower when you tow a travel trailer, or indeed anything, but this goes without saying really. When you are towing, your gas mileage will depend on your speed, but you could expect to get around 10 to 15 miles per gallon.
• Enjoy a long lifespan. Many SUVs will have a lifespan of around 200,000 miles. However, Jeep Wranglers will typically double that, averaging at 400,000 miles. They have a V6 engine that is also one of the absolute best on the market and is exceptionally reliable. This means that you will be able to travel with your trailer in tow for miles and years into the future.
• A Jeep offers uniqueness. One of the best things about a Jeep is its ability to take the top off, and enjoy the freeing feeling of the wind in your hair. There are also plenty of useful upgrades that you can make to your Jeep that make it easier and much more enjoyable to pull your travel trailer along with you on your journeys. Some of these epic upgrades include skid bars, winch mounts, LED headlights and so much more. You can go wild and add so many things, the sky’s the limit!

The best travel trailers to tow

While it is not the best news that you are restricted to only the more lightweight options of travel trailers when you tow with a Jeep Wrangler, you still have plenty of options.

There are plenty of travel trailers with a GVWR of 3,500 and below, it just depends on your personal preference and what you want to get out of your trailer. Let’s take a look at some of the favorites.

There are some more normal travel trailers in addition to the Airstream campers, these options are light enough for a Jeep Wrangler to tow along, and this 13ft scamp trailer is one of these fantastic options.

This tiny trailer has a little kitchen area, a dinette that converts into bed, a shower, and a toilet room, as well as plenty of closet space for storage. All this only comes to 2,200 lbs, even when it is fully packed up.

The kitchen also features a beautiful two-burner propane stove and a window over the range. It has a 1.9 cubic ft fridge, a small sink, fiberglass cabinets with wood panel doors so kitchen storage is also included.

Then there is the dinette space, which has storage under the seats and can convert into a spacious sleeping area at night with four inch cushions. Who wouldn’t want to crash on that couch.

In the bathroom area you can choose to have a soft that converts into their bunks, or an enclosed bathroom with shower and sani-potti/ toilet only. You can also enjoy the nature and wildlife outside your Scamp with the additional option of adding an 8 ft awning.

These miniature trailers are equipped for towing and are perfectly ready to hit the road and become your home on the go. They have a 100 lb hitch with a 2-inch hitch ball, a 25 ft 30 amp electric supply cord, and safety chains. It is all kitted-out and ready to go whenever you are.

Scamp even offers helpful tips for towing as well, so you know all the specifics for towing your Scamp trailer with your Jeep Wrangler, or whatever vehicle you may have.

The Key features of the Scamp.

• Super insulation (R15) for all-weather camping.
• Optional roof mount air conditioner and 16,000 BTU furnace.
• Mounted rear stabilizer jacks.
• Porch light.
• It has a starting price of $11,500.

Airstream sport 16RB

If you want a little more from your trailer, you can tow the Airstream Sport 16RB with your Jeep Wrangler. It has a bathroom, as well as additional sleeping and a living space too. It’s everything that you could ask for and then some.

There is a convertible dinette and a dedicated bed with a pillow top memory foam mattress in addition to its wonderful bathroom, and kitchen area. Next to the bedroom, you will also find a closet for hanging clothes storage, as well as handy under-bed storage too. So, you will always have enough room to store all your gear.

In the kitchen you will find some upgrades from what you would expect from the Scamp Trailer, with the two-burner LP gas stove with a glass cover, a stainless steel sink with a cutting board cover, a microwave, and a 2-way, 3 cubic foot refrigerator. It truly is a home away from home.

There is also plenty of lower cabinet and drawer storage for food and dishes, as well as an included flatware organizer, and also lockers above the dinette. On the other side of the kitchen area, you will find a European styled wet bath with a porcelain toilet, a lavy sink with a ‘Moen’ faucet, as well as a shower with a removable shower head. Can you imagine any other trailer being so fancy?

It also has a pass-through built into the exterior walls so that on a warm and sunny day you can use the removable shower head outdoors. On the outside, this trailer has a manual retractable Zip Dee patio awning, with weather max fabric, so you can enjoy your campsite when the weather is nice.

The Airstream Sport 16RB is ready to be towed with your Jeep Wrangler, it comes with a manual hitch jack and a 387 lb hitch with LP and batteries! You can’t go wrong here.

Key features of the AirStream Sport 16RB.

• 11,000 BTU 30Amp service single A/C with a heat strip and 12,000 BTU ducted furnace.
• It has a JVC stereo with Bluetooth.
• It has an LG LED HD TV with Omni Directional Antenna.
• Comes with an outdoor storage locker.
• It has USB ports and 110V outlets.
• Optional 90W solar package with interior monitor and AGM battery.
• Costs a minimum of $48,900.

ICamp Elite

iCamp is known for making some truly brilliant travel camper trailers with a teeny-tiny footprint and lightweight materials that make it super easy to tow them with pretty much any SUV, including Jeep Wranglers.

It has 70 square feet of indoor space, so while it might feel a bit small, the floor plan is laid out with expert precision to maximize your space, while providing everything that you need while on an outdoor adventure.

It has large, U-shaped dinette doubles that make up a bed, and it can sleep up to three people. Furthermore, it also has an adjustable table for dining and lounging.

There are overhead cabinets on either side of the trailer, for clothes and other gear, as well as a cabinet and wardrobe.

The iCamp Elite has a kitchen that comes with a stainless steel sink, a two-burner LP stove with an oven, 2-way 1,9 cubic foot refrigerator and a 6-gallon water heater that supports the bathroom shower unit.

It has a modular wet bathroom, with a marine toilet, a sink and shower, and its curved door exits into the living area. It is prepared easily for safe and easy towing with its 2-inch ball with a towing bar, safety chains, and electric brakes. Super stylish, and super easy.

Key features of the iCamp Elite.

• Has a 110VAC-12VDC, 60 Amp converter.
• Fitted with interior lights, and 110V AC power outlets.
• You have the option to add a DVD/Video/Audio system, or a flat screen TV.
• You have the option to add a 12,000 BTU LP furnace, or a Cool Cat 2-in-1 A/C and heat pump unit.
• The price for this camper starts at $11,500.

Happier camper HCI

The Happier Camper is the smallest camper available on this list, at only 10ft long, however it is also the most lightweight, with a dry weight of 1,100 lbs, it is also able to fit the most people in it, somehow.

This camper is so easy to tow, you could even tow this using a standard sedan. Although it is tiny, the innovative Adaptiv interior design makes it super spacious, even if you have a family of five.

It has a grooved floor design that keeps the cube components that make up the layout, in place. The different cube components include drawer cubes, a convertible bench/bed set up, a swivel nesting table, a countertop lid, a cooler cube, a kitchenette cube with a sink, a bunk bed/ couch, and a toilet. You can arrange and rearrange these cubes to build your Happier Camper layout for each trip. How cool!

Key Features of the Happier Camper.

• Extremely lightweight and versatile.
• Rearrangeable interior.
• Sleeps up to five people.
• Off-the-grid/ solar ready.
• Price starting at $24,950.

Which is the best camper for you?

Which camper trailer is best for you, is totally dependent on your budget, what you want out of your trailer, and how much your Jeep is supped up to tow. If you have a super modified Jeep Wrangler you might be able to tow more, if you do, then you can go for a more heavy option. If you need a low budget, simple set up then the Scamp is a good choice.

Whatever you choose, you will have some memorable adventures as you head out towing your holiday home with you on your Jeep Wrangler.

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9 Best 2024 Camper Trailers For A Jeep Wrangler

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Updated February 15, 2024

We found 9 great camper trailers you can tow with a Jeep Wrangler. If you own a Jeep Wrangler or are considering buying one, you will probably want to know how much your Jeep can tow. The 2024 Jeep Wrangler can tow up to 5000 pounds; however, up until 2024, 3500 pounds was the max.

Since most Jeep Wranglers can tow up to 3,500 lbs, we found 9 great campers that weigh well under that weight so you have extra cargo capacity in your camper for all of your supplies, water, gear, and whatever else you carry onboard your camper.

Read on to learn all about how much a Jeep Wrangler can tow safely and also our 9 best campers that a Jeep Wrangler can tow!

What is the Towing Capacity of a Jeep Wrangler?

The reality is that you should never tow the maximum capacity of 3,500 lbs. with your 4-door Jeep Wrangler. A 2 door Wrangler can only tow 2,000 lbs. A good rule of thumb that we recommend is that you never tow more than 80% of your tow vehicle’s maximum tow rating. Since a Jeep’s max tow rating is 3,500 we recommend that you don’t tow more than 2,800 lbs.

This means you will want to find a camper that weighs less than 2,000 lbs, so by the time you add all of your gear and supplies, its maximum weight will be no more than 2,800 lbs.

We carefully chose our 9 best campers for a Jeep Wrangle below with all of this in mind. So you have some really good and safe camper choices to tow behind your Jeep without destroying your Jeep’s transmission.

9 Best Camper Trailers You Can Tow With A Jeep Wrangler

You’ll be surprised at the number of camper trailers out there that are compatible with a Jeep Wrangler. This is especially true with the growing popularity of micro-living and opting for smaller, less expensive RVs.

The Jeep Wrangler is not only capable of towing these lightweight trailers, but its also capable of going places other vehicles simply can’t.

1. Riverside Retro 511

Our Pros and Cons

✅ A lot of hidden-away storage options inside and outside

⛔ Kitchen is exterior access, even though it takes up a large amount of interior space

• Length: 12″ 8″
• UVW: 1,780 lbs
• CCC: 1,000 lbs
• GVWR: 2,780 lbs
• Tongue Weight: 100 lbs

The 511 is the smallest version of the Riverside Retro line, which hearkens back to the good old days of camping, with a vintage aesthetic (typically aquamarine against a white background). The amenities are far from antique, however.

The Riverside Retro 511 features a Jiffy fold-out sofa, a double-welded aluminum frame, an aggressive tire tread, a roof rack, a 12-volt power converter, interior and exterior LED lighting, and a full, exterior kitchen and shower.

It’s the basic starter package with a resume built for boondocking. The Retro 511 is also the perfect camper for light towing, with only a 2,780 GVWR with a half-ton carrying capacity.

2. Taxa TigerMoth

✅ Axle-less suspension with an 18″ clearance

⛔ CCC gets sketchy when you throw in two adults, kids, and potentially a pet or two

• Length: 12′ 9″
• UVW: 1,458 lbs
• CCC: 942 lbs
• GVWR: 2,400 lbs
• Tongue Weight: 195 lbs

Whether you decide to go with one of the Taxa TigerMoth camper trailers for your Jeep Wrangler or not, it has an awesome name. This is one of the more off-road-focused RVs on the list, with a ton of flexibility and versatility on the road, or off.

The Taxa has room for two inside, with an additional, three-person tent on the roof. It’s also one of the most stable lightweight RVs for off-roading, thanks to the axle-less suspension.

It’s the perfect companion for a Jeep Wrangler, with a Lock N’ Roll hitch that rotates 360°. Adaptive doors and windows, a slide-out kitchen, room for two group 24 batteries, a 30A connector, and a 7-day off-grid rating make for an off-roader’s dream RV.

3. Prolite Plus S

✅ Many of the interior features are a match for traditional travel trailers, despite the small size

⛔ Can’t charge the batteries while running the A/C

• Length: 15′ 2″
• UVW: 1,488 lbs
• CCC: Unlisted
• GVWR: Unlisted
• Tongue Weight: 145 lbs

The Plus S is the smallest model in the ultra-light travel trailer lineup that still includes a wet bath. In fact, you’ll be amazed at how much ProLite packs into the camper trailers while still maintaining a light profile for Jeep Wranglers and small SUVs.

The fuel economy is outstanding, thanks to the aerodynamic profile, and the interior contains everything you expect to find in a much larger travel trailer. The kitchen, dinette, bathroom, bed, fridge, cabinets, and more, are all present and accounted for.

The one-piece fiberglass roof is a nice touch as well, eliminating leaks. It’s hard to overstate how valuable that is when hitched to a vehicle that will put this little RV through its paces.

4. Scamp 13

✅ Basically a fiberglass sphere with extreme durability and waterproofing

⛔ Interiors can get a little sterile without some personal TLC

• Length: 13′
• UVW: 1,200 lbs
• Sleep: 1 to 4 (depending on floorplan)

Scamp is no stranger to RV manufacturing, with over half a century of experience. The 13′ model, like all Scamp models, comes in the Standard and the Deluxe editions.

There are two floorplans within the Standard line and three floorplans within the Deluxe line. The level of customization and input into your build is extensive, which is definitely a good thing.

Scamp camper trailers are tailor-made for a Jeep Wrangler, or lightweight towing in general. There’s not much to them on the outside, and Scamp is a mastermind when it comes to maximizing interior space. These Scamps are loaded with amenities, with wet baths, full kitchens, convertible dining/bedding, and surprising floor space.

5. Airstream Basecamp

✅ Water recirculating system for minimizing water loss

⛔ Manual tongue jack on an Airstream at this price should be upgraded

• Length: 16′ 2″
• UVW: 2,650 lbs
• CCC: 850 lbs
• GVWR: 3,500 lbs
• Tongue Weight: 410 lbs

The Basecamp comes in two floorplans, with the specs above coming from the Basecamp 16 and an additional Basecamp 20. There is also a Basecamp 20X and REI, but they’re more of a package than a separate entity. The Basecamps are exactly what they sound like—off-grid animals that thrive in the wilderness.

These single-axle camper trailers are fantastic options for a Jeep Wrangler and its off-roading capabilities. They come with 360W of solar on the roof, with an optional, dual-100-amp-hour battery setup, a rugged build, a reduced aerodynamic drag profile, and Goodyear Assurance tires.

The optional amenities are extensive as well, with a focus on boondocking and off-grid living.

6. Forest River Viking 1706XLS

✅ Excellent interior space, especially with the two double bunks extended

⛔ No bathroom at all

• Length: 17′ 11″
• UVW: 1,642 lbs
• CCC: 1,255 lbs
• GVWR: 2,897 lbs
• Tongue Weight: 167 lbs

The Forest River Viking 1706 XLS is one of those hybrid travel trailers/pop-ups that make the perfect camper trailers for lightweight towing vehicles like the Jeep Wrangler. The great thing about the pop-up is you get the traditional travel trailer with pop-up beds on either end that are highly functional and much cheaper than slides.

The drawback is the lack of a bathroom, something a composting toilet and an aftermarket exterior shower will solve. When the pop-up wings are up, the interior is spacious, with a full kitchen, storage capabilities, and dining accommodations.

It provides ample storage and lounging space and is a great accommodation for additional amenities, such as solar packages.

7. nuCamp Tab 400

✅ Excellent counter space for such a small interior

⛔ Exterior and interior storage isn’t very extensive

• Length: 18′ 3″
• UVW: 2,840 lbs
• CCC: 1,060 lbs
• GVWR: 3,900 lbs
• Tongue Weight: 318 lbs

The GVWR on the nuCamp Tab 400 camper trailers is a bit on the heavy side for a Jeep Wrangler. You can tow one based on its dry weight, but you have to be really careful how much weight you add to it. This is a massive teardrop with a full-fledged, traditional travel trailer look on the interior.

There’s counter space, a stovetop, a compact fridge, and a long L-shaped couch that converts into a bed for sleeping. The bathroom is a wet bath, but it’s large enough that you can move around from sink to shower.

The A/C is underneath the dinette, boosting the aerodynamic profile for easier towing. The Tab 400 is a fascinating teardrop with incredible staying power off the grid.

8. Meaner Bean

✅ Timber 3500 HD Independent suspension with a fully articulating hitch

⛔ Some of the most exciting features are not standard

• Length: 14′ 3″
• UVW: 2,000 lbs
• CCC: 1,500 lbs
• Tongue Weight: 220 lbs

The Meaner Beaner is the king of the hill among four different floorplans. These camper trailers are off-roading machines and natural companions for a Jeep Wrangler. The shell is a single-piece, marine-grade gel-coat structure over a powder-coated, steel tube frame. It can withstand a kick from Godzilla.

Its electrical system is robust and designed for off-grid living and boondocking. It comes with a 100-amp, deep cycle battery with a solar port, shore power connections, and a power converter.

It’s heavily insulated with scratch-resistant interior walls, recessed lighting, and a bed that takes up the entire space, though you can fold it into a dinette. If you want more space, you can add an optional rooftop tent as well.

9. Happier Camper Traveler

✅ Massive carrying capacity

⛔ Awning, solar panels, sound system, lithium batteries, and power inverter are upgrades only

• Length: 13′ 5″
• UVW: 1,500 lbs
• CCC: 2,000 lbs
• Tongue Weight: 110 lbs

The best feature of the Happier Camper , besides its towability, is the unique interior Adaptive system. It’s essentially a modular configuration of your own design. As the Happy Camper is in the manufacturing process, you can pick and choose what you want inside to a large degree.

This allows you an immense amount of customization on the fly. Whatever interior arrangement you need throughout the day is doable. The blocks of the Adaptive system fit into a flooring grid.

It’s a neat arrangement that you’ll quickly adapt to (pun intended). It’s also lightweight and built similar to Scamps, Olivers, Escapes, and Casitas.

Are Jeep Cherokees Better For Towing Than Jeep Wranglers?

While looking for camper trailers for a Jeep Wrangler, it’s easy to forget that there are other Jeep models out there as well. What about the Jeep Cherokee? The newest Cherokee is capable of towing 4,500 lbs, half a ton more than the best trim the Wrangler has to offer.

However, towing capabilities and off-roading don’t always come together. Sure, a Cherokee can haul more, but if you’re looking at camper trailers for a Jeep Wrangler, the odds are good you’re looking to head out to places where paved roads are the exceptions to the rule.

Whether or not you want to opt for a little more towing power, the Wrangler is the clear winner in off-grid living and hardcore boondocking, while the Cherokee will haul more for a traditional camping style.

Can I Tow a Folding Tent Camper with a Jeep Wrangler?

One thing is for sure, when looking to tow a folding tent camper trailer behind your Jeep Wrangler, you have to decide between a soft wall and a hard wall unit. What is the difference, and why is it important to know this information?

Here’s why:

1️⃣ Hard wall camper trailers provide added security from people and animals while providing additional shelter from the weather. This is a pretty popular option for a lot of outdoor enthusiasts.

However, the heavier hard walls add additional weight to the camper trailer, so it may limit the options for Jeep Wrangler owners.

2️⃣ Lighter weight A-frame camper trailers may be a good hard wall option for you. Also, teardrop and hybrid travel trailers are good options for campers towing with a Jeep Wrangler.

3️⃣ Last but not least, soft wall or tent-type walls are very lightweight and a great option for small towing capacity vehicles. They get you off the cold hard ground and are an affordable and lightweight option for your Jeep Wrangler.

Of course, you will have to give up some amenities for this soft wall camper trailer option!

Final Thoughts About Camper Trailers You Can Tow With A Jeep Wrangler

After reading, we hope you are interested in at least one of these 9 great camper trailers you can tow with a Jeep Wrangler. We know there is a lot of information to absorb, but it should all be helpful as you move forward.

Sifting through all the camper trailers available to you can be extremely difficult, so having things narrowed down to start should help you a lot. The hardest part about finding a camper trailer is starting your search, so at the very least, this should provide you with a good starting point.

If you are planning on using a Jeep Wrangler to tow your camper trailer, it is important to remember that it has a towing capacity of 3,500 pounds. As a result, you will want to get a trailer that weighs less than that so that you can pack everything you want without going over capacity.

Going over capacity would mean that it is very likely that you will damage your Jeep Wrangler while you try to drive from point A to point B. As a result, all the camper trailers we discussed above are well under 3500 pounds. So, no matter which one you choose, you should not have any issues.

Getting on the road with your family and going on a camping trip is a great experience to have. However, in order for you to have a great time, you need an appropriate camper trailer for your tow vehicle. Any of the options listed above are great choices if you have a Jeep Wrangler.

Are you interested in any of the camper trailers listed above? Do you own a Jeep Wrangler, and if not, do you plan on buying one? Where are you going on your next trip? Let us know in the comments!

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9 Ideal Travel Trailers for Towing with a Jeep Wrangler

Whether you’re looking to hit the road for a weekend getaway or a cross-country adventure, travel trailers provide the perfect blend of comfort and convenience. But if you’re planning on towing your travel trailer with a Jeep Wrangler, you’ll need to be strategic about which model you choose.

The Jeep Wrangler is a popular choice for towing travel trailers because it’s lightweight and maneuverable. But not all travel trailers are created equal. Some models are too heavy for the Jeep Wrangler to tow, and others simply aren’t designed for off-road adventures.

To help you choose the best travel trailer for towing with a Jeep Wrangler, we’ve compiled a list of our top nine models. Keep reading to learn more!

Table of Contents

What size travel trailer can a Jeep Wrangler pull?

When shopping for a travel trailer, you need to take into account the towing capacity of your vehicle. The towing capacity is the amount of weight your vehicle can safely tow. If you exceed the towing capacity, you risk damaging your vehicle and endangering yourself and others on the road.

So, what size travel trailer can a Jeep Wrangler pull? Jeep Wranglers can typically tow between 2,000 and 3,500 pounds. This means that it is capable of towing a wide variety of trailers, including pop-ups, hybrids, Airstreams, and even teardrops. As I mentioned before, Jeep Wranglers are generally quite sturdy, but there is a limit to how much weight they can carry.

How big of a camper can I pull with a Jeep?

Whether you’re a seasoned camper or a first-time RVer, one of the biggest decisions you’ll have to make is what kind of RV you want to buy. Travel trailers come in all shapes and sizes, and it can be tough to decide which one is right for you. But once you’ve narrowed down your options, you’ll need to figure out which tow vehicle is up to the task.

If you’re looking for a tow vehicle that can handle a travel trailer, a Jeep is a great option. But how big of a camper can you pull with a Jeep? While Jeep Wranglers have a maximum tow rating of 3,500 pounds, we advise not towing more than 2,800 . You should look for a camper that tips the scales at under 2,000 pounds, so that after you load it up with all of your supplies and gear, its total weight doesn’t go over 2,800 pounds.

What Jeep has the best towing capacity?

Today, more and more people are choosing to hit the open road in an RV or travel trailer. And for good reason! Traveling in an RV is a great way to see the country and spend time with family and friends. But before you can hit the open road, you need to choose the right RV or travel trailer for your needs – and that includes considering the towing capacity of your vehicle.

The Jeep Gladiator has the highest towing capacity of any Jeep vehicle because it is the largest and most powerful model in the Jeep family. With its powerful towing capacity, the Gladiator can haul up to 7,650 pounds.

Jeep Wranglers are ideal vehicles for those who seek adventure. They’re strong, compact, and can hold a lot of people and equipment. However, there are a few things to consider if you intend to tow a travel trailer with this vehicle.

To begin with, even though these vehicles are powerful for their size, they cannot tow travel trailers weighing more than their maximum towing capacity. (The maximum tow capacity is a measurement that describes the maximum amount of weight that any given vehicle can tow behind it.)

Jeep Wranglers have maximum towing capacities ranging from 2,000 to 3,500 lbs. This measurement will vary depending on your car’s model, year, and any special modifications.

To determine your Jeep Wrangler’s towing capacity, consult your owner’s manual or an online database. Rvcampingworld.com has a fantastic website where people can check their towing capacities. You can look up the specifications of your vehicle by visiting their website here.

However, just because your towing capacity is lower with a Wrangler doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy the benefits of a travel trailer! There are numerous lightweight models available that can be towed by vehicles with towing capacities of less than 3,500 lbs. Some are plain and simple, while others are completely decked out!

Follow along as we take a look at 9 of the best Jeep Wrangler travel trailers. The following list is sorted by weight, from lightest to heaviest.

Flagstaff E-Pro E12RK

• Unladen Vehicle Weight:  1,164 lbs.
• Gross Vehicle Weight Rating:  1,962 lbs.
• Hitch Weight:  162 lbs.

This model is the smallest and lightest on the list. Flagstaff trailers and fifth wheels have a solid reputation among RV manufacturers. Despite its small size, this model does not disappoint.

It’s designed to make the most of every inch of space in its small frame, and it does so admirably! It has two entrances for easy access from any direction.

A large bed in the center of the layout takes up the majority of this floor plan. It is flush against the front of the trailer and is flanked by a large set of overhead cabinets that spans the wall behind it.

The remaining amenities in this space are housed in a small loft. Up here are the kitchen appliances such as a microwave, refrigerator, and sink. Another set of cabinets up here bridges into the space above the bed. The entertainment center is located on one side of these cabinets and can be seen from the bed below.

This small travel trailer also includes everything needed to set up an outdoor kitchen. A gas grill can be unfolded from the side, which is ideal for those who want to cook outside!

Visit their website for more information on this travel trailer, as well as other floorplans by the same manufacturer.

No Boundaries NB10.5

• Unladen Vehicle Weight:  1,570 lbs.
• Gross Vehicle Weight Rating:  3,710 lbs.
• Hitch Weight:  210 lbs.

The No Boundaries travel trailer line packs a lot of storage and extra features into a small space. The front of this floor plan has a nice wide storage space that is bordered on one side by a wardrobe. You can keep clothes in this space or use it for additional storage if necessary!

The main living space is on the other side of this space. A large lounger takes up a lot of this space and can be used for sleeping or simply relaxing! This model also includes the option of a TV in this space. Individual owners must make that decision.

A small pantry is also located along one of the main living area’s side walls. Storage is also available in the space’s floor and along the back wall. This is the ideal setup for travelers who have a lot of luggage.

This floor plan includes an outdoor kitchen with a fold-out cooler and a two-burner stove. This configuration allows you to maximize your interior living space while still reaping the benefits of an open-air kitchen.

Rockwood Geo Pro G12SRK

• Unladen Vehicle Weight:  1,763 lbs.
• Gross Vehicle Weight Rating:  2,898 lbs.
• Hitch Weight:  258 lbs.

The Rockwood Geo Pro product line is ideal for people who like to switch between sleeping space and open layouts. This model includes amenities that can switch between the two settings, adapting to the needs of any given situation.

This trailer’s main living area features a large gaucho along one wall. This serves as a couch during the day and converts to a bed at night. There’s plenty of elbow room in this main room when it’s folded up.

This gaucho faces the opposite wall, which houses an entertainment center beneath a set of overhead cabinets. This makes for a great place to hang out and unwind!

This trailer’s back wall houses a kitchen counter as well as appliances such as a refrigerator, sink, and dual-burner stove. A long shelf and a small wardrobe line the front end of this trailed.

This travel trailer also includes attachments for a gas grill on the outside. It’s an excellent setup for cooking both inside and outside!

Great Ascape ST

• Unladen Vehicle Weight:  1,850 lbs.
• Gross Vehicle Weight Rating:  2,500 lbs.
• Hitch Weight:  220 lbs.

If you want to take a nice little living space with you on your travels, the Great Ascape line of travel trailers is a great option! These are all small, simple trailers with few bells and whistles. But they still make a nice place to cook a meal or just hang out with friends!

The majority of the space in this floor plan is taken up by a relatively large dining area. Two long, padded seats line both walls, with a table in between. If necessary, these can be used as sleeping quarters.

The back wall of this unit, which borders the dining area, is occupied by a set of storage units.

The front of this travel trailer is dedicated to a kitchen. There is plenty of counter space as well as a double burner stove, a sink, and an oven.

This travel trailer is straightforward, but it packs a lot of useful features into a small footprint. With a sleek exterior design, this is also an appealing addition to the back of your vehicle!

Casita Liberty Standard

• Unladen Vehicle Weight:  2,210 lbs.
• Gross Vehicle Weight Rating:  N/A
• Hitch Weight:  215 lbs.

This travel trailer is ideal for travelers who need to accommodate a large group for the night! This floor plan prioritizes sleeping space and can comfortably accommodate a large number of people.

This trailer’s back end is dominated by a large dinette. This curves around the back wall and both adjacent side walls. This dinette can seat a large number of people at mealtimes, but it can also be converted into a double bed when needed!

There are large seats on both sides of this dinette. These are great places to relax during the day, but they can also be converted into king-sized beds at night. This significantly expands the trailer’s sleeping space!

The kitchen is located near the front of the trailer. One wall is occupied by a sink, triple burner range, oven, and a length of countertop, while the opposite wall is occupied by a refrigerator and storage cabinet.

The trailer’s front has double bunk beds on top of undercarriage storage. This means that everyone has more sleeping space! A massive line of overhead cabinets also encircles the majority of this trailer, providing plenty of space for all of your cargo.

Visit their website for more information on this travel trailer, as well as other floor plans by the same manufacturer.

R-Pod West Coast RP-172

• Unladen Vehicle Weight:  2,338 lbs.
• Gross Vehicle Weight Rating:  3,243 lbs.
• Hitch Weight:  243 lbs.

The R-Pod West Coast travel trailer is an ideal small living space that you can take with you wherever you go. It includes everything you need for a comfortable and cozy trip!

This floor plan has a set of bunk beds in the front, as well as some storage space. This trailer understands that by stacking it up and filling in the blank spaces with extra storage, you can maximize your sleeping space.

These bunk beds are connected to the rest of the living space by a small hallway. The entrance and kitchen are located along one wall. This unit includes a sink, a double-burner range, and a set of overhead cabinets.

The entrance to a small bathroom is located on the opposite wall. Isn’t that right? Bathrooms can even be built into small travel trailers! This area contains a shower and a toilet, so you won’t have to look for these elsewhere on your journey.

The refrigerator is next to the bathroom, and a large dinette wraps around the rest of the walls and the back of the trailer. This is a comfortable padded seat that can also be used as extra sleeping space if necessary. The entertainment center is located on one side of the refrigerator. It is positioned so that people sitting at the dinette can see it.

• Unladen Vehicle Weight:  2,600 lbs.
• Gross Vehicle Weight Rating:  3,700 lbs.
• Hitch Weight:  250 lbs.

This travel trailer demonstrates that luxury does not have to be limited to large floor plans! This one crams a lot of quality and comfort into a small footprint.

This trailer’s front end is dominated by a storage wall flanked by a long couch. This is a relaxing place to unwind during the day and sleep at night!

This unit’s kitchen is right next to the couch. There’s plenty of counter space, which is ideal for people who like to whip up masterpieces on the go. This area also includes a sink, range, and oven. Cabinets extend above and below this area, maximizing storage.

Across from the kitchen is a small table and a set of movable chairs. This, along with the couch, creates a nice area for groups of people to sit and chat. A set of overhead cabinets is also located above these chairs.

A refrigerator is embedded in the trailer’s back, with a small pantry on one side. A luxurious bathroom is located next to it, neatly tucked into the back corner of this floor plan. There’s a large shower in the far corner, as well as a sink, toilet, and small vanity.

Jayco Hummingbird 17RB

• Unladen Vehicle Weight:  2,890 lbs.
• Gross Vehicle Weight Rating:  3,750 lbs.
• Hitch Weight:  315 lbs.

Jayco is well-known for producing high-quality fifth wheels, travel trailers, and motorhomes. They don’t let their customers down with this model, delivering a product that is both comfortable and useful.

This trailer has a large bed in the front. This can accommodate multiple people and has a screen that can be pulled back and forth to create a private room separate from the rest of the space. It faces a TV-equipped wall, making it an ideal place to unwind before bed.

A dinette occupies a portion of the adjacent wall to this bed. It has a granite table top and padded seats that are suitable for all ages!

The kitchen is located on the opposite wall across from the dinette. Built-in appliances include a microwave, refrigerator, sink, and a two-burner stove. This area also has a large granite counter top that sits beneath a set of overhead cabinets.

This trailer has a large bathroom in the back. A curved shower takes up one corner of the room, while a sink and vanity line the opposite wall. The toilet is located directly in front of a large linen closet. A bathroom this large and spacious is uncommon in any size trailer!

Wolf Pup West 16FQ

• Unladen Vehicle Weight:  3,031 lbs.
• Gross Vehicle Weight Rating:  3,944 lbs.
• Hitch Weight:  444 lbs.

This travel trailer has a simple, connected floor plan that offers everything its users may require. Everything works well together to create a functional and comfortable design.

This trailer’s front features a large bed that runs along the front wall. A large set of overhead cabinets spans the bed, providing plenty of storage space!

This trailer’s adjacent walls house the kitchen and dinette areas. A nice little counter top with a sink and double burner range embedded in it and a refrigerator filling the space next to it is embedded in one wall. Above is a microwave and a set of overhead cabinets.

A dinette is located across from the kitchen. Two rows of padded seats surround the central table. Above the dinette is another set of overhead cabinets.

A nicely sized bathroom occupies the back wall of this trailer. The toilet is located between a large sink and vanity and a combined shower and bathtub along one wall.

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What’s the Best Travel Trailer For a Jeep Wrangler?

Published on September 26th, 2019 by Ray & Tammy Roman This post was updated on January 26th, 2023

Most big RVs just aren’t made for remote, off-road boondocking. Small campers, however, do the job just fine. Our list of the best travel trailers for a Jeep Wrangler will make you want to rough it in luxury.

Why Tow a Small Camper with a Jeep Wrangler?

Many ultralight trailers can be towed with passenger cars. One of the best cars for towing a camper is the Jeep Wrangler. It’s one of the most popular 4×4 SUVs on the market and with good reason. The Wrangler easily handles rough terrain, slick roads, and steep inclines. It’s also a more affordable tow vehicle for small trailers compared to the cost of light trucks.

The 2-door Jeep Wrangler starts at $30,295 for the Sport trim and $33,000 for the Willys Sport trim. The more feature-rich Sport S trim starts at $33,890, while the Willys model begins at $37,285. The rugged Rubicon model starts at $42,100. DON’T MISS OUT ON RV LIVING UPDATES Sign up for the newsletter today! Please enter a valid email address. An error occurred. Please try again later. × Thank you for subscribing to the RV Living newsletter, keep your eye on your inbox for updates. 2023 Jeep Wrangler Review , Kelly Blue Book

How Much Can a Jeep Wrangler tow?

The towing capacity of a Jeep Wrangler varies from 2,000- to 3,500 pounds depending on the Wrangler model. For example:

• The 2-door Jeep Wrangler Sport has a towing capacity of 2,000 pounds, and the 4-door Jeep Wrangler Sport can tow up to 3,500 pounds. A Jeep Wrangler 2-door Sport comes with a 3.6 L engine. It has a manual transmission and also has a 3.21 axle ratio. It has a maximum towing capacity of 2,000 pounds.
• If you buy a Jeep Wrangler Unlimited that has four doors and a 3.6 L engine, you can tow a camper up to 3,500 pounds. This model has an optional automatic transmission and an axle ratio of 3.73.

Locate a Jeep Wrangler Service Manual for your model to help you know exactly how much your Jeep can tow.

We try to keep our camper and cargo weights within 60%-70% of towing capacity for our Jeep Wrangler. For example, 60- to 70-percent of 3,500 pounds on a Jeep Unlimited would be 2,100- to 2450-pounds. That means your travel trailer’s fully gross vehicle weight should be around that much.

Remember, be kind to your Jeep transmission. Even though your Jeep is rated for the maximum weight, picking up highway speed on merges or going uphill can be a struggle when your GVWR is maxed out. This must be considered so that your Jeep Wrangler is within safe towing limits.

5 Best Travel Trailers for a Jeep Wrangler

So you want to tow an off-road Jeep camper trailer with a Jeep Wrangler? First you should know that there is no single best travel trailer for a Jeep Wrangler. Your RV options are a bit limited, but you still have plenty choices. Let’s go over our list of the best travel trailers for a Jeep Wrangler.

Most of these ultralight travel trailers can be towed with the Jeep 4-Door Limited, which has a towing capacity of 3,500 lbs. 

All of these trailers come in a variety of floor plans. Accessories differ too. Some popup units have basic cooking facilities and some small trailers even have a bathroom. Here’s a few of our favorite campers a Jeep Wrangler can pull.

Safari Condo Alto

GVWR: 1,867 to 1,825 lbs Sleeping Capacity: 3-4 MSRP : Starting at $50,799 CAD

The Safari Condo Alto is a sleek, modern ultralight travel trailer. It’s got an aircraft-inspired design, aerodynamic efficiency, durable shell, and gorgeous interior. The most unique quality is is the retractable roof. When the roof is open, it adds about 17 inches of headspace for a roomier interior. The Alto also comes in a fixed roof model. Inside you will find a fixed flush toilet and an interior shower (depending on the model).

Happier Camper

The Happier Camper is one of the best travel trailers for a Jeep Wrangler. This retro-styled all-fiberglass travel trailer features a unique components system that allows you to easily customize your trailer. For example, the flooring features an interlocking surface that lets you add cube-shaped such as a bench, countertop, and a cooler icebox cube to create the interior layout you like. There are over 20 cubes available to purchase.

Dry Weight: 1,100 Sleeping Capacity: 1-5 depending on the layout MSRP : $29,950

The Happier Camper is a retro-styled  all-fiberglass camper  that is quite suitable to be towed by a Jeep Wrangler, SUV, and even a car. Inside you’ll find a unique system that allows you to easily customize your interior. The flooring has a Lego-type surface to let you add component cubes such as a bench, countertop, and a cooler icebox cube. This enables you to create the interior layout that works best for you. There are over 20 cubes available to purchase.

SylvanSport GO

Unloaded weight: 840 pounds Sleeping capacity: 2-3 MSRP : $11,995

The Sylvan Sport GO is not your typical traditional camper. It’s more like a tent on steroids. However, that is not to say that it is very functional and capable of being a great little travel trailer. It is a utility vehicle, camper, and gear hauler rolled in one.

It can haul all the gear needed for a quality outdoor adventure. And it can accept almost all Thule accessories. That comes in handy when there is a need to carry all your gear. This ultralight trailer for Jeep Wrangler models features two bed/dining table panels that allow you to configure the interior in six different ways. It has four self-inflating mattresses that add up to a King and a half-sized bed. The awning kit gives you an additional 80-feet of outdoor living space.

Forest River Flagstaff E-Pro E12RK

Unloaded Weight: 1,164 pounds Cargo Carrying Capacity: 798 pounds MSRP : $15,134

The Forest River Flagstaff E12RK is a small, lightweight travel trailer that sleeps two and comes with an outside kitchen. It’s a nice-looking little camper that a Jeep Wrangler easily tows. Features include a 12V TV with DVD Player, an AM/FM stereo with Bluetooth and USB, a multi-directional TV antenna, outside speakers, and a Coleman stove/grill combo. It’s also prepped for solar RV power.

TAXA Outdoors Cricket Camper

Unloaded weight: 1,732 lbs Sleeping capacity: 2 adults and two children MSRP : $31,600

The TAXA Outdoors Cricket Camper is rugged and lightweight. Easily towable by a Jeep Wrangler, it sleeps two adults and two children. The NASA-inspired design features integrated plumbing and electrical systems. It has a pop-up roof for added ventilation. Some features include a V-berth bed with an under-bed storage system, 32″ x 20″ picture windows, a  kitchen with a large counter and covered sink; interior LED lighting, and much more.

Final Thoughts on Travel Trailers for Jeep Wranglers

These campers are just a few examples of the many travel trailers that a Jeep Wrangler can tow. Look around and you’ll also find a good selection of teardrop travel trailers that a 2-door Jeep Wrangler can tow.

The most important thing to remember when deciding which travel trailer to tow with your Jeep is to always stay at about 65-70% of towing capacity. Staying in this range will give you some reserve power to merge safely and deal with inclines. And you will also preserve your Jeep transmission for many years of off-road camping.

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5 RV Trailers That Can Be Towed With A Jeep

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Posted on September 20, 2020

To many, the Jeep seems like the perfect camping vehicle. What kind of RV trailers can be towed with a Jeep? Can a Jeep Wrangler even pull an RV? 

It sure can- if you choose the right trailer and are aware of the limitations.  There’s a lot to know about the Jeep and the camper to make sure you have a successful camping experience. 

Things To Know For Pulling A Camper With A Jeep

The towing capacity of Jeeps vary based on the engine, transmission and axle ratio.

Most Jeeps can tow between 2000-3500 lbs with a tongue weight of between 200-350 lbs respectively.  Newer Jeep models can tow more. Older manual models, with the smaller axle ratio, can tow less.

And in addition to the towing capacity, it’s important to consider the vehicle’s payload capacity as well.  Your own Jeep’s payload rating should be listed on the driver’s side door. 

Keep in mind : you need to verify your Jeep’s towing capacity before choosing one of these RV campers to tow.

What Types of Trailers Can Be Towed With A Jeep? 

Jeeps can tow all types of campers from pop-ups , tear drops, and hybrids, to small travel trailers.  Here’s a quick roundup of 5 RV Trailers that can be towed with a Jeep.

Airstream Basecamp 16

This Airstream Basecamp is one of the most awesome RV trailers that can be towed with a Jeep. This cool little pod is designed for weekend warriors, but still efficiently provides all the comforts of home! Complete with a dedicated bed, kitchen (with stove, sink, microwave and sink!), bathroom and convertible dinette. 

• Weight: Base weight with LP and Batteries is 2,860, GVWR is 3,500.
• Length: 16’ 4” 
• Cargo Capacity: 640 lbs
• Sleeps: 4 
• Bathroom: Yes

Flagstaff E-Pro E15TB

The Flagstaff E-Pro sleeps only 2 in the convertible dinette space which accommodates either 2 twin beds or 1 king.  This unit maximizes outdoor space with an awning, outdoor storage, and outdoor grill. 

• Weight: Vehicle weight 2,483 lbs, GVWR is 2,791 lbs
• Length: 15’ 10”
• Cargo Capacity: 1,383 lbs
• Sleeps:   2

Lance 1475 Travel Trailer

This Lance model likely provides the most out of the RV trailers that you can tow with a Jeep.  It’s nearly 20’ long, has a mid-cabin sofa (or two comfy chairs), a dedicated sleeping space, large fridge and even a small slide! Just watch how much you load it up so you don’t push over your tow limits.

• Weight: Vehicle weight 2,600 lbs, GVWR is 3,700 lbs
• Length: 19’ 8”
• Cargo Capacity: 1,100 lbs
• Sleeps: 2-3

With 2 separate sleeping spaces, a dedicated queen bed and a full size convertible dinette, this R-Pod 171 is good for a small family.

• Weight: Vehicle weight 2,504 lbs, GVWR is 3,252 lbs
• Length: 18’ 4”
• Cargo Capacity: 748 lbs
• Sleeps: 3-4

Scamp 16’ Travel Trailer

Layouts 6 and 7 on the Standard Scamp 16’ have a cute little 2 person dinette. 

We recommend Layout 6 because it has a bathroom.  If a bathrom isn’t important and you need more sleeping space, Layout 7 has a sofa that converts to bunks.

In fact, many molded fiberglass campers fall within Jeeps’s tow rating specs.

• Weight: Vehicle weight 2,000 lbs, GVWR 2,700 lbs
• Length: 16’
• Cargo Capacity: 700 lbs

Find the Perfect Jeep Camper Trailer For You

If your Jeep has a 3500 lb towing capacity, the Lance 1475 Travel Trailer offers the most camper for the money.  It’s more like a mini RV than a small little pod. 

But, there’s something for everyone! So if you’re a sleek and efficient Airstream person, splurge on the Basecamp. Or, if you want to maximize time outside, maybe the Flagstaff E-Pro is for you.

Jeeps are the perfect outdoor adventure vehicle, and any one of these campers will be a good sidekick for weekend getaways! 

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The problem with all these trailers is that they exceed the Jeep Wrangler’s 25 sq ft (2 door) or 32 sq ft (4 door) frontal area limitation. So buyer beware.

Best Travel Trailers for Jeep Wranglers

Looking for a Jeep Wrangler trailer - a camper that you can easily tow with your prized possession? There are many to choose from.

Jeep Wranglers are among the toughest type of land vehicles, and have earned their reputation due to the extreme performance on all types of terrains. From sloppy hills to harsh sandy desserts, thick forests, or a straight road, Jeep Wranglers can move everywhere.

This is why they make an excellent choice of vehicle for towing a trailer. But what are the best travel trailers for your jeep Wrangler?

In this article, we look at some of the best models on the market, that you can easily tow with your Jeep Wrangler. As well as reviewing specific models we've included a guide for what makes a trailer ideal for being towed by a Jee Wrangler.

There's also an FAQ section to round things up so you should be well equipped with all the knowledge you'll need for when you go shopping for your trailer.

Ground Clearance

Ground clearance is another very important consideration, especially when intended for a trip along rocky pathways. Higher ground clearance is always advisable to prevent the floor of the trailer bumping into rocks scattered throughout the path. These rocks can be sharp and large and can do serious damage, so a clearance of at least around 15-16” is important.

Jeep Wrangler Trailers FAQs

Deciding on one travel trailer is no easy business. There are a lot of questions that may arise regarding them. These might not be answered in the above discussion but are similarly important. In this section, we answer some of the most sought-after questions to give you a deeper understanding of the matter.

Can a Jeep Wrangler Pull a Travel Trailer?

Yes, a Jeep Wrangler can pull a travel trailer as long as it weighs within 4000lbs. of weight. But this is not the dry weight; rather, it is the total loaded weight resulting after all of your supplies are placed on board. Larger travel trailers housing heavy equipment are not towable by jeep wrangler and put a strain on it, which might result in problems midway.

Can a Jeep Wrangler Pull 5000 Pounds? 

No, the maximum total towing capacity for a regular jeep wrangler is within 4000lbs. Any trailer exceeding this value is not advisable to be towed by a jeep wrangler as it would not only put a strain on the engine but would also result in poor utilization of fuel.

Why is Jeep Wrangler Towing Capacity so Low?

Jeep Wranglers are a sturdy ride, but they have certain features that limit their towing capacity. These include springs not build for very rough use, such as Marshmallow springs. 

Marshmallow springs can endure harshness up to a certain level but not for extreme supporting and pulling use. Moreover, jeep wranglers have mediocre brakes. While these suffice for traveling through sloppy hails and slippery lands or sandy desserts, they can only support the weight up to a certain extent. 

Can You Increase the Towing Capacity of a Jeep Wrangler?

The towing capacity of jeep wranglers cannot be extended. This is because the limitations are related to the structure and durability of the engine. The engines can support the load up to some extent. For higher towing capacity, either specialized jeeps are used, or heavier vehicles are employed.

Do All Jeep Wranglers Come With a Hitch?

No, not all jeep wranglers come with a hitch. A hitch is crucial for connecting the trailer to the jeep wrangler. For those jeep models that do not come with a hitch, a receiver hitch could be attached to the jeep to enhance its versatility. The hitches are easily available on the market, and an appointment with a good mechanic is all that is needed to set you up.

Travel Trailers for Jeep Wranglers - Getting Into Places Others Can't

Jeep Wranglers are a popular option for towing trailers. Their off-road capabilities and towing capacity make them ideal for towing your trailer and getting off into the wild.

All of the above are great trailers and will do the trick for you on your road trips. Of course, size is a premium, so depending on the type of base you want for your trips, will determine the trailer you go for.

That said, we're sure whichever trailer you go for, the life experiences you'll gain from your new home on wheels will be amazing. Enjoy!

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I drive a 2016 4 door jeep wrangler Sahara unlimited and am wanting to buy a travel trailer. I get mixed information online on how much I can tow. Does anyone have any experience or a clear answer? update! Looked up the specs with my VIN number and found out mine can pull up to 3500lbs. Screenshots below  

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MidwestJeepGirl said: I drive a 2016 4 door jeep wrangler Sahara unlimited and am wanting to buy a travel trailer. I get mixed information online on how much I can tow. Does anyone have any experience or a clear answer? Click to expand...

As Digger said…please verify with your owners manual.  

Ronkers said: 3500 lbs and tongue weight of 350 lbs Click to expand...

If it is only a 2,000 lbs towing capacity that is going to be tough when looking at travel trailers. My jeep has a 2,000 lbs limit and trying to find a trailer that was small enough and light enough that offered the amenities my wife was looking for proved extremely difficult.  

I understand that on a personal level! Haha options are limited especially options with a bathroom.  

Also, if you do not have the Owner's Manual for your 2016 Wrangler, it is available for download here: https://vehicleinfo.mopar.com/assets/publications/en-us/Jeep/2016/Wrangler/73.pdf  

This is a great resource Jac04. How can I get access to other years and models for a similar online manual for a 2017 JKUR?  

Bathrooms in small trailers are extremely hard. Pop-ups tend to be the best at accomplishing that. What kind of trailer are you looking for? Did you check to see what gear ratio you have yet?  

I’m currently looking at a 2018 Cherokee wolf pup16FQ. It’s right under 3000lbs dry weight. I have not been able to find what gear ratio. I did attach some screen shots of what I have found, you’re welcome to look at them! May be able to understand them better then I.  

I believe there is also a limitation on the frontal area of the trailer that needs to be considered. That should also be in the user manual.  

I would not recommend towing that with your Jeep. The dry weight may be under, but you will want to load water and then things like food, camping gear, it all adds up. Is also says it has a tongue weight of 450#, which may not break the Jeep hitch, will put more on the rear suspension than you will want. A weight distribution hitch can help, but I would not suggest this trailer for you Jeep, especially if you are new to towing. You also need to check that you have the gear ratio that will allow you to 3500#.  

What about this one? 2018 COACHMEN CLIPPER 17BH  

inTech Luna Teardrop RV

Escape 17B Specifications

Here’s what I found  

You have 3.73 its called rear axle ratio. It is listed under optional equipment because you have the max tow package. So you should have 3500# towing  

Also something else to consider, I only see a 4 pin connector listed, no 7 pin. That is not the end of the world but you would need to get that and a trailer brake installed if you were going to tow something like a travel trailer. They are not too expensive to have someone do it but until they are done do not expect to buy something and be able to tow it home. At least not the ones you have listed above.  

Soo helpful! Thank you  

Where do you live? The Jeep's ability to safely and adequately tow will be somewhat dependent on the terrain that you will travel....I live in Colorado, pull a 1200 lb teardrop and currently have 4.10 axle gears.........barely adequate for my area, 4.88s are on the wish list. Elevation and hills to climb as well as how fast you hope to travel are things to consider.  

Oklahoma and it’ll be pavement. Not many mountains here unfortunately haha. I believe it’s 3.73 axle gears.  

The Clipper is better, but still not great. The Luna and Escape are better. I get cost is a thing, but so is safety. Cheap, boxy trailers are just too much for the Jeep suspension. That is why the manual says 35sqft frontal area. The aerodynamics of the Luna and Escape help to reduce the drag and side-wind the limit was intended to fight. As mentioned, you will also need a 7-pin harness kit such as this: https://a.co/d/3UQWkhM And then you will need a brake controller, either wired or wireless: https://a.co/d/2Ab0LBb https://a.co/d/8jOTz2i  

One thing to consider and it can be a bit more expensive but you can get an RV and flat tow the Jeep. This gives you the ability to have water and bathrooms and all the amenities you may want. I was not able to find something that my wife was happy with so we ended up getting an RV to tow the Jeep.  

Xplorer 135x - Riverside RV

I like that a lot but unfortunately we don’t have any close to here! I did find one of these 2022 Riverside RV Retro 135  

Not sure if this will help or not, but it might for trailer options (with bathroom)... RV Blogger  

That's the 16-ft model.  

Years ago I learned just how much work it can be if you buy a trailer within mfg weight limits, add your gear and head for the hills (mountains). It’s not fun when your pulling the guts out of it going up and the tranny screaming and smoking brakes coming down and trying to watch the road at the same time you watch the gauges run hot. I’ve towed campers, dump trailers, utility trailers, and a 20’ enclosed car hauler, but not with a Jeep. I want a lot of margin on towing capacity, not just for pulling but for handling in wind and traffic, braking, etc. I’ve been towing and hauling stuff for 50 years. If the mfg says I can tow 3500 I’m gonna stay around 2000-2500 max.  

IMHO this cannot be repeated enough in these towing threads and I also feel that manufacturers should be forced to change their ratings to reflect that . I live in a huge tourist area and it is amazing what I see towing what each year. Just because you can pull it, doesn't mean you can stop or maneuver it .  

^ that's good advice!  

That was my only hangup with my 2015 Wrangler was towing my travel trailer, or the inability to. I always had my brother and his truck take the travel trailer to where I needed it to be, and it was only 15 feet and 3,000 lbs dry. But you load water, propane tanks, food and camping equipment in there, and you're at your limit ... if not over for me. So I bought a Gladiator.  

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Having the comfort of home even while you are spending time outdoors is a commodity that can make your camping experience more enjoyable. Opting for one of the best travel trailers for Jeep Wrangler is the right choice if you want to have a cozy place to sleep or prepare food while you’re on the road.

Even though Jeep Wrangler models are famous for the powerful engines and off-road driving capabilities, you can’t tow just any travel trailer with them. That’s why you need to check if the travel trailer model you’re interested in can be transported with the Jeep Wrangler model you own.

So, in this article, we are going to take you through 8 best travel trailers for Jeep Wrangler and provide you with some valuable advice that will help you pick the travel trailer that is compatible with Jeep Wrangler.

Up Front Best Travel Trailers for Jeep Wrangler

• Safari Condo Altro R1713 : Most Spacious
• Flagstaff E-Pro E12RK : Most Stable
• Jayco Hummingbird : Best Aerodynamic Design
• Rockwood Geo Pro G12SRK : Best Lightweight
• KZ Sportsmen Classic : Ultra Lightweight
• Lance 1475 : Most Elegant
• Aliner Ascape : Best Compact
• Airstream Sport 16RB : Best Overall

In each Airstream Sport travel trailer, you will appreciate the way that every square inch of interior space has been maximized in the one-axle, compact body. 

Choosing The Best Travel Trailer For Jeep Wrangler

Pairing a travel trailer with a Jeep Wrangler will enable you to have a mobile home wherever you go and be comfortable even while spending long periods of time camping in remote places. However, there are a number of factors you need to consider before buying a travel trailer since Jeep Wrangler models cannot pull all travel trailers you can find on the market.

Let’s take a look at how you can determine if a travel trailer is a good fit for your Jeep Wrangler or follow this link to find out if a truck camper or travel trailer is the best option for you.

Check The Towing Capacity

Despite having incredibly strong engines Jeep Wrangler models have their towing limitations, which means that you have to check the travel trailer’s weight before you rent or buy.

The towing capacity of Jeep Wrangler models varies between 2000lbs and 4000lbs and you’ll need to check the vehicle’s manual in order to find its exact towing capacity.

Although Jeep Wranglers can pull weight that exceeds their maximum towing capacities on highways, you may get stuck in the mud or have difficulties going uphill if you go off-road with an overloaded vehicle. You won’t experience any of these problems if you opt for a travel trailer that fits your Jeep Wrangler’s towing capacity. You can find some of the best bunkhouse travel trailer options, here .

Consider The Design Of The Travel Trailer

Besides the weight of a travel trailer, its design can also have a major impact on how smoothly your Jeep Wrangler can move on and off the road.

Teardrop , hybrid, and pop up trailers as well as the iconic Airstream trailers have the best design features that reduce air resistance and make good use of the space. Moreover, none of these travel trailers include heavy equipment that adds to their weight so that your vehicle can move smoothly regardless of the terrain you are driving through.

Furthermore, the position of the kitchen or the beds is also worth considering since their accessibility can make your camping experiences more pleasant.

Search For Travel Trailers That Have Active Brake Controllers And Sway Control

Safety is probably the best guiding principle you can have while searching for new travel trailers for your Jeep Wrangler. That’s why it is advisable to look into the trailer’s sway control and brake controller features before you decide to buy it.

Environmental factors like strong wind can sway both your vehicle and travel trailers and cause a serious accident. That’s why you should search for a travel trailer model that has powerful sway control features and is capable of resisting strong gusts of wind without any risk of swaying.

In addition, being able to control the trailer’s braking system from your vehicle and stop it as soon as you hit the brake pad will increase your safety significantly.

Furthermore, the travel trailer’s braking system can prevent it from hitting the vehicle while you are descending down a steep road. Click here if you want to find the best weight distribution hitch with sway control.

Beware Of Overloading

Overloading your Jeep Wrangler isn’t something you should do lightly, because you might end up breaking the weight distribution hatch and causing a serious accident.

In addition to the travel trailer’s weight, you should also factor in the weight of the things you will be carrying in your trailer.

Avoid transporting heavy equipment in your trailer if the trailer’s weight is close to the vehicle’s maximum towing capacity because you may end up accidentally overloading it without even realizing it. Make sure to check out our ultimate guide to RV accessories and upgrades .

Check The Floor’s Distance From The Ground

Even though this may seem like an obvious thing to do, it cannot be stressed enough how important it is to check the travel trailer’s ground clearance. The general rule of thumb is the further the floor is from the ground, the better because it eliminates any chance of damage caused by sharp rocks you drive across.

Opting for a travel trailer that has 15’’ or 16’’ of ground clearance is advisable because it is highly unlikely that rocks can damage the floor at that distance from the ground.

Decide If You Want To Rent Or Buy A Travel Trailer For Jeep Wrangler

In case you are not sure if you want to buy a travel trailer for Jeep Wrangler, you can try renting it in order to determine if you want to get a travel trailer or not.

Purchasing a new travel trailer is a long term investment that is not worth making if you are not planning on using it frequently. Luckily, renting a travel trailer shouldn’t be too difficult as there are countless options at your disposal, so that you can pick the one that best suits your needs.

In addition, this can be an easy way of testing how different travel trailers match your Jeep Wrangler, before deciding which one you want to buy.

The 8 Best Travel Trailers for Jeep Wrangler

Now that you know all factors you need to consider before you choose a travel trailer for your Jeep Wrangler, we can take a look at some of the best models on the market. So let’s get started.

Safari Condo Altro R1713

This is a lightweight travel trailer that offers sleeping capacity for up to four people, which enables you to take your friends to your next camping expedition without having to worry if you have enough space to accommodate them. Furthermore, the company offers models that have both retractable and non-retractable roofs, so that you can choose an option that best fits your needs.

The Safari Condo Altro R1713 model comes with a retractable roof which allows you to create more space when the weather conditions allow it.

In addition, this travel trailer is equipped with a freshwater tank, a 12V water pump, a fixed flush toilet, a two-burner LPG flush mount stove, a fridge, and all other appliances you may need while you are on the road. The manufacturer also offers a two-year guarantee for all parts of the trailer that are produced by Safari Condo.

• Perfectly matches the Jeep Wrangler’s towing capacity
• Some models have a retractable roof
• Offers plenty of storage space
• Spacious and made out of lightweight materials
• Features only standard electric brakes
• Doesn’t have an interior shower

Flagstaff E-Pro E12RK

Even though Flagstaff E-PRO offers a wide variety of floor plans to choose from, their E12RK model is probably one of the best options for Jeep Wrangler owners in terms of weight, size, and functionality.

All of Flagstaff E-Pro travel trailers, including the E12RK model , have the fifth wheel that provides additional stability to the trailer and makes it easier to drive through rough terrain. There are two entrances to the E12RK travel trailer, which enables you to access it easily from both sides.

The majority of the interior is occupied by a comfortable double bed, while cabinets that offer a lot of storage space are located directly above it.

The small kitchen is equipped with a microwave, a sink, a refrigerator, and other common kitchen appliances. Moreover, the E12RK model is equipped with a gas grill outlet which enables you to prepare your meals outside and keep all unpleasant smells away from the area where you sleep.

This trailer was custom designed with the best in style and amenities while keeping your towing needs in mind. 

• Weighs just 1962lbs
• Features the fifth wheel for extra stability
• Well equipped kitchen and gas grill outlet
• Has the cargo-carrying capacity of 710lbs
• Accommodates the maximum of two persons
• The sway control system could be better

Jayco Hummingbird

A brief look at the list of features will make it obvious why Jayco Hummingbird is one of the best travel trailers for Jeep Wrangler owners. With the weight that varies from 1,545lbs to 3,015lbs, it fits perfectly into the Jeep Wrangler’s towing capacity range.

Furthermore, the trailer’s aerodynamic design keeps the air resistance at the minimum while the Dexter® single axel with rubber-torsion suspension makes it easy to steer the trailer. Even though the interior may seem modest at first, Jayco Hummingbird travel trailers offer much more than the essentials.

A large bed, fully equipped kitchen and an excellent entertainment system are just a few among countless reasons why these travel trailers are highly praised by their owners.

What’s more, each Jayco Hummingbird model can be customized in accordance with your needs and it can include a 32’’ LED TV, a 2-bike carrier rack, or a roof-mounted solar prep.

This travel trailer is ready to go when you are. Depending upon when you enter this trailer will determine if you see the sofa during the day or the bed set up for the night. 

• Aerodynamic design that minimizes the air resistance
• Provides support for solar panel installation
• Lighter than most travel trailers in the same price range
• Features nitro-filled Goodyear radial tires with self-adjusting brakes
• The kitchen is only accessible from the outside
• Sleeping capacity is limited to just two people

Rockwood Geo Pro G12SRK

With the weight of just 1763lbs Rockwood Geo Pro G12SRK is a great option for Jeep Wrangler owners who want to be sure that their vehicle is never overloaded regardless of how much cargo they carry in the trailer.

Even though its lightweight construction makes it a tempting option, the lack of space can be a major downside especially if you are planning on spending extended periods of time at a camping site .

The foldable Gaucho bed is made for a maximum of two people and it is placed directly across the travel trailer’s entertainment system.

The kitchen counter alongside basic appliances like a two-burner stove, fridge, and microwave are positioned at the back wall, which allows you to prepare your meals effortlessly. In addition, the Rockwood Geo Pro G12SRK has a gas grill outlet that is perfect for preparing a barbecue. However, this Rockwood model doesn’t have an interior toilet or shower, which makes camping during winter months difficult.

The Geo Pro series is ready for wherever your adventure takes you. Standard 100W roof solar panels and 1000W inverters will let you use your Geo Pro almost anywhere! 

• Good infotainment system
• Equipped with all basic kitchen appliances
• Reliable braking system
• Provides a lot of storage space
• No toilet or shower
• Tall people may find the bed uncomfortable

KZ Sportsmen Classic – Ultra Lightweight

In case you have a Jeep Wrangler that has the maximum towing capacity that is larger than 3000 pounds, KZ Sportsmen Classic – Ultra Lightweight is an excellent choice for you because this travel trailer weighs between 2740 and 3116lbs when it is unloaded.

Moreover, you can drive with the same level of ease through country roads and highways without worrying about swaying or braking. Despite being built from lightweight materials, this travel trailer has an insulated roof and floor which enables you to go camping even during the winter months.

The manufacturer offers a broad range of lightweight and ultra-lightweight models so that you can choose the one that best fits your vehicle’s towing capacity.

In addition, most models include a spacious shower, a queen bed, and enough room to accommodate up to eight sleepers. A variety of floorplans is available for each model so that you can choose where the bed or the shower are going to be located.

KZ Sportsmen Classic provides all the amenities of home in an ultra lightweight, easy to tow package.  All units are family-friendly and features roomy, comfortable living spaces complete with amenities.

• Spacious and lightweight
• Offers enough space for up to 8 sleepers
• A well-equipped kitchen
• Insulated roof and floor
• Stability can be an issue due to the size of the tires
• Braking system leaves some room for improvement

If you are searching for a travel trailer that is small and elegant, then Lance’s 1475 model may be just what you are looking for. This travel trailer has a gross dry weight of 2600 lbs, which means that it can be towed by almost any Jeep Wrangler model.

The Goodyear radial tires are suitable for diving even in challenging road conditions, while the block foam insulation keeps this Lance’s model warm during cold days.

In addition to the queen-sized bed, this travel trailer also has a couch that provides additional sleeping space for the guests you take with you on the journey. Lance 1475 is equipped with both a shower and the toilet which is very handy if you are a fan of outdoor activities during winter months.

The travel trailer’s storage capacity is 1100lbs, which means that you can take with you much more than just the necessities.

Each Lance travel trailer is constructed with a one-piece roof, aluminum framed sidewalls, and Azdel interior panel walls for a durable RV made to last. 

• Excellent insulation of the entire trailer
• Towable with most Jeep Wrangler models
• Well-equipped kitchen
• The double entry step features LED lighting
• Basic braking system
• Solar panel options are only available upon request

Aliner Ascape

This is a compact travel trailer that doesn’t require a lot of towing capacity, which makes it a perfect pick for Jeep Wrangler owners who like to travel on their own. However, you shouldn’t expect the luxury provided by some larger travel trailers we included in our selection of the best travel trailers for Jeep Wrangler.

Even so, with a storage capacity of a 1000lbs Aliner Ascape enables you to take everything you need on the road with you. The trailer’s diner area is rather large, and it turns into a bedroom once the two dinette seats are put together.

Aliner Ascape is equipped with 10’’ electric brakes that sync perfectly with your Jeep Wrangler to provide smooth braking even in difficult road conditions. What’s more this model comes with a 40-watt solar panel that enables you to power kitchen appliances when you can’t connect to the electrical grid.

Introducing the lightest, easiest towing, fully equipped travel trailer in its class. With its sleek aerodynamic design, your home on the road was never so simple, yet never so luxurious. 

• Towable by any Jeep Wrangler model
• Provides 1000lbs of storage space
• 10’’ electrical brakes ensure excellent stopping power
• Ships with a 40-watt front-mounted solar panel
• Relatively small sleeping area
• The interior toilet is not available

Airstream Sport 16RB

The fans of travel trailers don’t need a special introduction to Airstream’s models since the brand is synonymous with quality and comfort.

The Sport 16RB can accommodate up to four sleepers and the unit’s base weight is 2,860lbs, which makes it much lighter than most Airstream’s models. The large bed for two is located next to the kitchen that is equipped with a fridge, microwave, and a two-burner stove.

Airstream Sport 16RB also has a toilet and an interior shower, while you also have the option to slide the showerhead through the pass-through and take showers outside. The travel trailer also has an impressive entertainment system that consists of an LG LED HDTV, JVC Stereo with Bluetooth, and a DVD player.

The best part is that you can customize every detail in Airstream Sport 16RB so that it matches your needs or your style, while the air-conditioning system allows you to regulate the room temperature in accordance with the weather conditions.

• Recognizable iconic design
• Accommodates up to four sleepers
• Excellent swaying control
• Stunning infotainment system
• More expensive than most travel trailers
• Can be too heavy for some Jeep Wrangler models

FAQs About the Best Travel Trailers for Jeep Wrangler

Can i tow a 5000lbs travel trailer with jeep wrangler.

The maximum towing capacity a Jeep Wrangler model can have is 4000lbs, although most models can handle moderate overloads on good roads. However, you shouldn’t attempt to tow travel trailers that exceed your Jeep Wrangler’s maximum towing capacity if you are planning on driving on dirt roads.

Is extending the maximum towing capacity of a Jeep Wrangler possible?

Extending the maximum towing capacity of your Jeep Wrangler is not an option due to limitations imposed by the vehicle’s engine. If you want to pull heavier loads you should consider getting a vehicle that can handle them.

Do all Jeep Wrangler models have a hitch?

No, they don’t. In case the Jeep Wrangler model you have doesn’t have a hitch, you should get a receiver hitch that can be easily mounted on the vehicle.

Is it safe to drive a Jeep Wrangler on a dirt road while towing a travel trailer?

Driving a Jeep Wrangler with a travel trailer over rough terrain is safe if the travel trailer matches the vehicle’s towing capacity.

The Verdict

Jeep Wrangler owners who are searching for a travel trailer they can take with them to their next outdoor adventure, must pay close attention to how much the trailer weighs. What’s more, different Jeep Wrangler models have different towing capacities, which is the reason why you must check how much weight your vehicle can pull before you opt for one travel trailer or the other.

We recommend opting for Airstream Sport 16RB if your vehicle has the capacity to tow nearly 3000lbs of weight and if you have the necessary budget because this is by far the most stylish and best-equipped travel trailer you can find on the market.

In case you’re interested in a lighter travel trailer that can be easily towed by any Jeep Wrangler model, then you should consider getting the Safari Condo Alto R1713 or Lance 1475 since they are both affordable and equipped with everything you are going to need on the road.

Hopefully, this article has helped you find the best travel trailer for your Jeep Wrangler. Which travel trailer are you going to choose? Leave a comment below and share your opinions with us or follow this link to read our complete guide to RV and Camper models and classes.

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Elektrostal

Elektrostal Localisation : Country Russia , Oblast Moscow Oblast . Available Information : Geographical coordinates , Population, Area, Altitude, Weather and Hotel . Nearby cities and villages : Noginsk , Pavlovsky Posad and Staraya Kupavna .

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Metallurgicheskii Zavod Electrostal AO (Russia)

In 1993 "Elektrostal" was transformed into an open joint stock company. The factory occupies a leading position among the manufacturers of high quality steel. The plant is a producer of high-temperature nickel alloys in a wide variety. It has a unique set of metallurgical equipment: open induction and arc furnaces, furnace steel processing unit, vacuum induction, vacuum- arc furnaces and others. The factory has implemented and certified quality management system ISO 9000, received international certificates for all products. Elektrostal today is a major supplier in Russia starting blanks for the production of blades, discs and rolls for gas turbine engines. Among them are companies in the aerospace industry, defense plants, and energy complex, automotive, mechanical engineering and instrument-making plants.

Headquarters Ulitsa Zheleznodorozhnaya, 1 Elektrostal; Moscow Oblast; Postal Code: 144002

Contact Details: Purchase the Metallurgicheskii Zavod Electrostal AO report to view the information.

Website: http://elsteel.ru

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