Escape the grind, remove the noise, simplify, and reconnect with nature.Many people love the old fiberglass trailers that evoke nostalgia, comfort, calm, and serenity. This trailer is well appointed to easily set up and tear down. Enjoy the basic comforts of life without all the hassle of large RVs/trailers. There's a reason Scamp has a "cult-like" following!Travel with ease and peace of mind. No pickup truck or full-sized SUV required for this trailer! Weighing in around 1300 pounds empty (and about 150 lbs tongue weight) pretty much any vehicle with a tow hitch can comfortably handle the Scamp 13.The Scamp does have 30 amp electrical and city water connections.If roughing it, I offer plenty of add-ons to make boondocking enjoyable.Let the Scamp life bring you a new life experience being as adventurous or as laid-back as you desire.What's includedIncluded with trailer:
Electric hookup.
City water hookup.
Cookware (small cast iron skillet, large pot, other pans)
Dishes (plates/bowls/cups/silverware/cooking utensils)
Coffee/tea setup (collapsing kettle, french press, insulated mugs)
Outdoor kitchen and food prep table (preferred to cooking inside)Many add-ons available for boondocking/off-grid, paddling, biking, etc.
RecommendationsGo explore the great outdoors, find nooks and crannies of this great region.Prior to turning the Scamp into a rental unit, I've mostly enjoyed the Scamp on friends' plots of land, in the Chippewa and Superior National Forests, Bluff Country, and in some State parks throughout the upper mid-west region.Other things to noteThis trailer does not have a bathroom nor any black/gray water holding tanks.City water can be connected, but the sink drains directly outside (to a catch pail) not to gray water tank.The Scamp is about as easy as it gets; not only while setting up and camping, but aslo when in comes to towing and backing into a camp site.270 degree awning creates great shade and rain protection.
Electric hookup.
City water hookup.
Cookware (small cast iron skillet, large pot, other pans)
Dishes (plates/bowls/cups/silverware/cooking utensils)
Coffee/tea setup (collapsing kettle, french press, insulated mugs)
Outdoor kitchen and food prep table (preferred to cooking inside)Many add-ons available for boondocking/off-grid, paddling, biking, etc.
RecommendationsGo explore the great outdoors, find nooks and crannies of this great region.Prior to turning the Scamp into a rental unit, I've mostly enjoyed the Scamp on friends' plots of land, in the Chippewa and Superior National Forests, Bluff Country, and in some State parks throughout the upper mid-west region.Other things to noteThis trailer does not have a bathroom nor any black/gray water holding tanks.City water can be connected, but the sink drains directly outside (to a catch pail) not to gray water tank.The Scamp is about as easy as it gets; not only while setting up and camping, but aslo when in comes to towing and backing into a camp site.270 degree awning creates great shade and rain protection.
Escape the grind, remove the noise, simplify, and reconnect with nature.Many people love the old fiberglass trailers that evoke nostalgia, comfort, calm, and serenity. This trailer is well appointed to easily set up and tear down. Enjoy the basic comforts of life without all the hassle of large RVs/trailers. There's a reason Scamp has a "cult-like" following!Travel with ease and peace of mind. No pickup truck or full-sized SUV required for this trailer! Weighing in around 1300 pounds empty (and about 150 lbs tongue weight) pretty much any vehicle with a tow hitch can comfortably handle the Scamp 13.The Scamp does have 30 amp electrical and city water connections.If roughing it, I offer plenty of add-ons to make boondocking enjoyable.Let the Scamp life bring you a new life experience being as adventurous or as laid-back as you desire.What's includedIncluded with trailer:
Electric hookup.
City water hookup.
Cookware (small cast iron skillet, large pot, other pans)
Dishes (plates/bowls/cups/silverware/cooking utensils)
Coffee/tea setup (collapsing kettle, french press, insulated mugs)
Outdoor kitchen and food prep table (preferred to cooking inside)Many add-ons available for boondocking/off-grid, paddling, biking, etc.
RecommendationsGo explore the great outdoors, find nooks and crannies of this great region.Prior to turning the Scamp into a rental unit, I've mostly enjoyed the Scamp on friends' plots of land, in the Chippewa and Superior National Forests, Bluff Country, and in some State parks throughout the upper mid-west region.Other things to noteThis trailer does not have a bathroom nor any black/gray water holding tanks.City water can be connected, but the sink drains directly outside (to a catch pail) not to gray water tank.The Scamp is about as easy as it gets; not only while setting up and camping, but aslo when in comes to towing and backing into a camp site.270 degree awning creates great shade and rain protection.
Electric hookup.
City water hookup.
Cookware (small cast iron skillet, large pot, other pans)
Dishes (plates/bowls/cups/silverware/cooking utensils)
Coffee/tea setup (collapsing kettle, french press, insulated mugs)
Outdoor kitchen and food prep table (preferred to cooking inside)Many add-ons available for boondocking/off-grid, paddling, biking, etc.
RecommendationsGo explore the great outdoors, find nooks and crannies of this great region.Prior to turning the Scamp into a rental unit, I've mostly enjoyed the Scamp on friends' plots of land, in the Chippewa and Superior National Forests, Bluff Country, and in some State parks throughout the upper mid-west region.Other things to noteThis trailer does not have a bathroom nor any black/gray water holding tanks.City water can be connected, but the sink drains directly outside (to a catch pail) not to gray water tank.The Scamp is about as easy as it gets; not only while setting up and camping, but aslo when in comes to towing and backing into a camp site.270 degree awning creates great shade and rain protection.
2008 Scamp Scamp Trailer
Length
13 ft
13 ft
Gross Weight
2,000 lbs
2,000 lbs
Hitch Weight
200 lbs
200 lbs
Connector
4pin
4pin
Receiver
Provided
Provided
Brake Controller
Not provided
Not provided
Sleeping arrangements
Dinnette conversion
1
1
Host add-ons
2 inch ball for towing
Bike Rack
Boondocking Bundle
Camp Chairs and table
Excessive Cleaning Fee
Generator, solar
Guest reviews
4.8
Excellent
5 reviews
Overall rating
5
4
3
2
1
Communication
5
Cleanliness
5
Maintenance
4.4
Value
4.8
Listing accuracy
4.75
Review summary
Easy to pull and set up
The Scamp was the right size, easy to pull, and easy to set up. It was well-stocked with amenities including indoor/outdoor kitchen equipment, an electric heater, handy incidentals, and cozy fairy lights. It provided comfort and kept users dry in rain.
Features
2008 Scamp Scamp Trailer
- Sleeps 2
- Propane capacity: 20 lbs
- Gross weight: 2,000 lbs
- Hitch weight: 200 lbs
- Sleeps 2
- Propane capacity: 20 lbs
- Gross weight: 2,000 lbs
- Hitch weight: 200 lbs
Amenities
- Water hookup
- Electric hookup (30 Amps)
- Stove
- Refrigerator
- Kitchen Sink
- Dining Table
- Coffee maker
- Pots and pans
- Water hookup
- Electric hookup (30 Amps)
- Stove
- Refrigerator
- Kitchen Sink
- Dining Table
- Coffee maker
- Pots and pans
Nearby places to stay
Minnetonka, MN • Exact location provided after booking
1. Ham Lake Resort
Ham Lake, MN • 27 miles away
2. Big Rock Creek
Saint Croix Falls, WI • 54 miles away
3. Hidden Meadows RV Park & Campground
Pine Island, MN • 66 miles away
4. Crystal Springs RV Resort
Ellendale, MN • 72 miles away
Availability and RV fit not guaranteed. Please verify directly with campgrounds before booking.
Minnetonka, MN • Exact location provided after booking
Rules and policies
- Pet friendly
- Music festival friendly
- Tailgating friendly
- No smoking
- Unlimited mileage
- No generator
Frequently asked questions
Q.
What flexibility is available for picking up and dropping off the RV?
A.
Will attempt to be as flexible as possible, however communication is key to ensure pick-up and drop-off times work for both parties.
Meet your host, Roam Enterprises LLC
Member since 2022
I want to make the outdoors accessible to all people.
One can truly find themselves when they step away from the daily grind and put themselves in a new paradigm.
You shouldn't need an upper-class income and a massive RV or tow vehicle to be able to escape into the wooded/remote areas of our region for some time away from devices, wifi, and the strains of regular life in order to explore yourself and your surroundings.
I want to make the outdoors accessible to all people.
One can truly find themselves when they step away from the daily grind and put themselves in a new paradigm.
You shouldn't need an upper-class income and a massive RV or tow vehicle to be able to escape into the wooded/remote areas of our region for some time away from devices, wifi, and the strains of regular life in order to explore yourself and your surroundings.
