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Teardrop camper rentals for glamping in Texas — You Bring the Vibes.
We Bring the Teardrops.

Teardrop trailers are the sweet spot between tent camping and a big RV. They're cozy, have a real bed, and they're easy for anyone to tow.

Why a Teardrop?

Small Size. Big Upgrade.

No dragging gear into the tent, no sleeping on the ground, no back and forth to the car. Just park, unhook, and relax for once.

No Towing Anxiety

Your SUV or crossover can pull a teardrop (they're less than 1,500 lbs). Most first-timers feel comfortable within the first few miles. No white-knuckle stress or lane-change dread.

A Good Night's Sleep

Leave your air mattress and sleeping pad at home. You don't need a sore back. You need our queen-size mattress, crisp sheets, and A/C on a hot Texas night.

Party in the Back

Wake up and open the rear hatch to an adorable kitchen with a sink, stove, prep space, and kitchen utensils. Cook your favorite meals with a better view than your kitchen window.

Adventure Anywhere

Unhitch at the campsite and take off in the car for day trips like hiking, the lake, or heading into town for a concert. No maneuvering a massive rig in tight parking spaces.

Our Fleet

Texas Teardrops

Ready when you are. Everything handled, just add a destination.

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Dallas

The Cozy Stargazer

This trailer design represents Dallas with wildflowers, the iconic Texas sunset, and the city skyline. Slide into a queen-size bed under the stargazer window and fall asleep looking at the sky. The rear hatch opens into a galley stocked with everything you need to cook a real meal outside. Stay comfortable with A/C, furnace, TV, a battery to run lights and the cooler fridge, a topped-off propane tank, and extras like fairy lights, camp chairs, a side table, and more. Setup and takedown are fast and easy.

Sleeps

2 Adults

Weight

1,250 lbs

Length

13 Feet

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Austin

The Hill Country Escape

This trailer design is an homage to Austin's trees, desert blooms, rivers, and skyline. It feels like your drive out of the city has already started. Sink into the queen-size bed with a fluffy mattress topper and sleep soundly—no distractions. The rear hatch opens into a galley with everything you need to cook a real meal outside. Stay comfortable with A/C, furnace, battery, topped-off propane tank, and extras like fairy lights, camp chairs, a side table, and more. No TV—put your phone on DND and finally unplug.

Sleeps

2 Adults

Weight

1,300 lbs

Length

14 Feet

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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about booking a teardrop, towing, and camp sites.

Do I need towing experience?
No, teardrops are beginner-friendly trailers because they’re small and light. We do a full in-person walkthrough before every rental. Most first-timers feel comfortable within the first few miles. (Please still drive carefully!)
Can my SUV tow a Texas Teardrop?
Most likely! Our teardrops weigh under 1,500 lbs, which puts them within the tow rating of most SUVs and crossovers. We'll confirm your vehicle qualifies when you book. (Or simply check the tow rating for your vehicle.)
What is the minimum rental period?
Three nights minimum. Long enough to actually unwind.
Is there a security deposit?
Yes. A $1,000 security deposit is required at booking and fully refunded when the teardrop is returned in the same condition you received it.
What is your cancellation policy?
If you cancel more than 14 days before pickup, you'll get a full refund. If you cancel less than 14 days before pickup, we'll refund 50% of the rental cost. No refunds for no-shows or early returns.
Where do I pick up the trailer?
We’re located in Mansfield, Texas, with easy access from around the metroplex. The pick up location is about 25 minutes from downtown Fort Worth and 35 minutes from Dallas. Exact address provided at booking.
Do teardrops have a bathroom?
Teardrops don't have built-in bathrooms, but that's actually one of the things that makes them so easy. There's no gray water to dump or smelly wafts in the cabin. If you camp at any developed campground you'll have access to restrooms and showers. Don't worry about the complicated RV stuff.