35 States & Counting · Off-Grid Teardrop Camper · nuCamp TAB 320 Boondock
35 States & Counting · Off-Grid Teardrop Camper · nuCamp TAB 320 Boondock
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Pet friendly
21+
Sleeps 2
15 ft. long
This little camper has seen 35 states. Now it's your turn to add to the map.Our nuCamp TAB 320 Boondock isn't a driveway decoration, it's a proven adventure rig. We've personally chased sunrises with it across 35 states, from mountain passes to desert overlooks to hidden forest clearings, and our renters have carried it into states we've never even reached. Every mile taught us how to set it up better for the next traveler, and you're getting the benefit of all of it.At 15.5 feet and around 2,100 lbs dry, it slips behind an SUV or light truck and goes where big rigs can't. Up the forest service road, into the small mountain town campground, down the dirt track to the dispersed site with the million-dollar view. That's what the Boondock package is for: off-road tires, a heavy-duty axle, diamond-plate front storage, a roof-mounted solar panel, and tank heaters. Park off-grid and you still get power, a cold fridge, and hot water.Inside, it's all the comfort you actually need and none of the bulk you don't: a convertible queen bed, a real wet bath with hot shower and cassette toilet, air conditioning, and the legendary Alde radiant heat and hot water system. The same setup that kept us toasty on cold mountain mornings. Hand-built in Ohio with Amish cabinetry and soft-close drawers, it feels solid in a way that matters when you're miles from anywhere.This is for the weekend escape artist. The couple who leaves Friday after work and wakes up Saturday somewhere the cell signal doesn't reach. The pair who'd rather watch the sun drop behind a ridgeline than scroll through another Saturday. If your idea of a good time involves a map, a cooler, and nowhere to be, this is your rig.What's includedEverything we've learned you need across 35 states, already packed:Bedding for 2 (sheets, pillows, comforter) — the same setup we sleep in ourselvesFull kitchen setup: pots, pans, cooking utensils, dishes, cups, coffee makerCamp chairs (2) and outdoor rugFresh water tank filled (optional), gray/black tanks emptied before every trip30-amp power cord, leveling blocks, wheel chocks, sewer kit — the full hookup kitFirst-aid kit, fire extinguisher, flashlight, and a basic tool kit (35 states teaches you to carry one)Outdoor shower hookup for rinsing off trail dustStarter kit: toilet paper, paper towels, trash bags, dish soapRecommendationsWe've taken this camper to 35 states, so here's the honest advice: point it at the mountains or the beach!Blue Ridge Parkway, NC/VA (~8–10 hrs): America's favorite drive for a reason — mile after mile of overlooks, waterfalls, and small mountain towns. The TAB was made for the Parkway's tight, scenic campgrounds.Great Smoky Mountains National Park, TN/NC (~8 hrs): Cades Cove at sunrise, elk in Cataloochee, and more hiking than one weekend can hold. Book campsites the moment your dates are firm.Tallulah Gorge & North Georgia mountains (~5–6 hrs): a closer mountain fix — dramatic gorges, waterfall hikes, and wineries in the foothills.Ocala National Forest (~1 hr): your shakedown run — pine forests, crystal springs, and dispersed sites where the Boondock package earns its keep.Savannah to Charleston coastal run (~4–5 hrs): moss-draped oaks, historic squares, and beach mornings — a different kind of getting lost.The Florida Keys (~7 hrs): drive the Overseas Highway with the windows down and wake up to water on three sides.Wherever you go, send us a photo from the road! Renters have taken this camper to places we haven't reached yet, and we keep a map of everywhere it's been.Other things to noteSleeps 2 — this is a couples' adventure rig (we have squeezed 4 people before lol) The convertible bed is 58" x 71", and interior standing height is 5'9". Cozy by design, and that's the point.One-way trips considered — if your adventure ends somewhere else, let's talk.Long weekends are this camper's specialty; weekly discounts available for 7+ nights.Tow-it-yourself renters need a 2" ball and 7-pin connector — I'll do a full walkthrough at pickup, including the off-grid systems, so you leave confident.Delivery available within 50 miles for a fee; further delivery negotiable for longer trips.Pets considered on request — please ask before booking.No smoking inside, ever.Respect your campground rules!A refundable security deposit is collected at booking and released after a clean, damage-free return.If you have any request please dont hesitate to ask :) maybe we can accommodate!
This little camper has seen 35 states. Now it's your turn to add to the map.Our nuCamp TAB 320 Boondock isn't a driveway decoration, it's a proven adventure rig. We've personally chased sunrises with it across 35 states, from mountain passes to desert overlooks to hidden forest clearings, and our renters have carried it into states we've never even reached. Every mile taught us how to set it up better for the next traveler, and you're getting the benefit of all of it.At 15.5 feet and around 2,100 lbs dry, it slips behind an SUV or light truck and goes where big rigs can't. Up the forest service road, into the small mountain town campground, down the dirt track to the dispersed site with the million-dollar view. That's what the Boondock package is for: off-road tires, a heavy-duty axle, diamond-plate front storage, a roof-mounted solar panel, and tank heaters. Park off-grid and you still get power, a cold fridge, and hot water.Inside, it's all the comfort you actually need and none of the bulk you don't: a convertible queen bed, a real wet bath with hot shower and cassette toilet, air conditioning, and the legendary Alde radiant heat and hot water system. The same setup that kept us toasty on cold mountain mornings. Hand-built in Ohio with Amish cabinetry and soft-close drawers, it feels solid in a way that matters when you're miles from anywhere.This is for the weekend escape artist. The couple who leaves Friday after work and wakes up Saturday somewhere the cell signal doesn't reach. The pair who'd rather watch the sun drop behind a ridgeline than scroll through another Saturday. If your idea of a good time involves a map, a cooler, and nowhere to be, this is your rig.What's includedEverything we've learned you need across 35 states, already packed:Bedding for 2 (sheets, pillows, comforter) — the same setup we sleep in ourselvesFull kitchen setup: pots, pans, cooking utensils, dishes, cups, coffee makerCamp chairs (2) and outdoor rugFresh water tank filled (optional), gray/black tanks emptied before every trip30-amp power cord, leveling blocks, wheel chocks, sewer kit — the full hookup kitFirst-aid kit, fire extinguisher, flashlight, and a basic tool kit (35 states teaches you to carry one)Outdoor shower hookup for rinsing off trail dustStarter kit: toilet paper, paper towels, trash bags, dish soapRecommendationsWe've taken this camper to 35 states, so here's the honest advice: point it at the mountains or the beach!Blue Ridge Parkway, NC/VA (~8–10 hrs): America's favorite drive for a reason — mile after mile of overlooks, waterfalls, and small mountain towns. The TAB was made for the Parkway's tight, scenic campgrounds.Great Smoky Mountains National Park, TN/NC (~8 hrs): Cades Cove at sunrise, elk in Cataloochee, and more hiking than one weekend can hold. Book campsites the moment your dates are firm.Tallulah Gorge & North Georgia mountains (~5–6 hrs): a closer mountain fix — dramatic gorges, waterfall hikes, and wineries in the foothills.Ocala National Forest (~1 hr): your shakedown run — pine forests, crystal springs, and dispersed sites where the Boondock package earns its keep.Savannah to Charleston coastal run (~4–5 hrs): moss-draped oaks, historic squares, and beach mornings — a different kind of getting lost.The Florida Keys (~7 hrs): drive the Overseas Highway with the windows down and wake up to water on three sides.Wherever you go, send us a photo from the road! Renters have taken this camper to places we haven't reached yet, and we keep a map of everywhere it's been.Other things to noteSleeps 2 — this is a couples' adventure rig (we have squeezed 4 people before lol) The convertible bed is 58" x 71", and interior standing height is 5'9". Cozy by design, and that's the point.One-way trips considered — if your adventure ends somewhere else, let's talk.Long weekends are this camper's specialty; weekly discounts available for 7+ nights.Tow-it-yourself renters need a 2" ball and 7-pin connector — I'll do a full walkthrough at pickup, including the off-grid systems, so you leave confident.Delivery available within 50 miles for a fee; further delivery negotiable for longer trips.Pets considered on request — please ask before booking.No smoking inside, ever.Respect your campground rules!A refundable security deposit is collected at booking and released after a clean, damage-free return.If you have any request please dont hesitate to ask :) maybe we can accommodate!
Quick summary
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Perfect for adventure-seeking couples, this off-grid teardrop camper reaches hidden gems
Solar power and Boondock design provide reliable power, fridge, and hot water anywhere
Enjoy cozy comfort with a wet bath and a fully stocked kitchen for easy weekend trips
Experienced owners provide all essentials and a complete walkthrough—just bring food
2022 nuCamp T@B
Length
15 ft
15 ft
Gross Weight
3,500 lbs
3,500 lbs
Hitch Weight
300 lbs
300 lbs
Connector
7pin
7pin
Receiver
Provided
Provided
Brake Controller
Provided
Provided
Sleeping arrangements
3 beds
Queen bed
1
1
Dinnette conversion
1
1
Other
1
1
35 States & Counting · Off-Grid Teardrop Camper · nuCamp TAB 320 Boondock
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Features
2022 nuCamp T@B
- Sleeps 2
- Gross weight: 3,500 lbs
- Hitch weight: 300 lbs
- Sleeps 2
- Gross weight: 3,500 lbs
- Hitch weight: 300 lbs
Amenities
- Toilet
- Inside Shower
- Outside Shower
- Bathroom sink
- Toilet paper
- Toiletries
- Hot water
- Solart
- Toilet
- Inside Shower
- Outside Shower
- Bathroom sink
- Toilet paper
- Toiletries
- Hot water
- Solart
Location
Alachua, FL • Exact location provided after booking
Alachua, FL • Exact location provided after booking
Rules and policies
Rules of the road
Do:
• Tow with a vehicle rated for at least 3,500 lbs and use the weight-distribution hitch we provide
• Keep speeds under 65 mph while towing — this is a light trailer and crosswinds are real
• Check tire pressure and lug nuts before every travel day (we'll show you how at pickup)
• Dump gray and black tanks before return, or add the $50 tank service at checkout
• Return the camper clean and with the fresh water tank full, as you received it
• Call or text us immediately if anything breaks, leaks, or feels wrong — don't wait until return
Don't:
• No smoking or vaping inside the camper, ever — $250 fee
• No off-roading beyond maintained forest service and gravel roads — this is a Boondock, not a rock crawler
• No more than 2 overnight occupants
• Don't leave the camper unattended and unhitched at a site without the wheel lock engaged
• Don't dump tanks anywhere except designated dump stations
• No stickers, decals, or modifications of any kind
• Fees you'll see on the receipt: $250 smoking fee, $50 tank service if returned full, plus repair costs for any damage beyond normal wear, documented with pre- and post-trip photos.
Rules of the road
Do:
• Tow with a vehicle rated for at least 3,500 lbs and use the weight-distribution hitch we provide
• Keep speeds under 65 mph while towing — this is a light trailer and crosswinds are real
• Check tire pressure and lug nuts before every travel day (we'll show you how at pickup)
• Dump gray and black tanks before return, or add the $50 tank service at checkout
• Return the camper clean and with the fresh water tank full, as you received it
• Call or text us immediately if anything breaks, leaks, or feels wrong — don't wait until return
Don't:
• No smoking or vaping inside the camper, ever — $250 fee
• No off-roading beyond maintained forest service and gravel roads — this is a Boondock, not a rock crawler
• No more than 2 overnight occupants
• Don't leave the camper unattended and unhitched at a site without the wheel lock engaged
• Don't dump tanks anywhere except designated dump stations
• No stickers, decals, or modifications of any kind
• Fees you'll see on the receipt: $250 smoking fee, $50 tank service if returned full, plus repair costs for any damage beyond normal wear, documented with pre- and post-trip photos.
- 09 start time
18 end time - Pet friendly
- Music festival friendly
- Tailgating friendly
- No smoking
- Unlimited mileage
- No generator
Cancellation: Moderate
Meet your host, Melissa
Member since 2022
