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Rent A Teardrop Trailer And Have The Most Epic Overnight Adventure In Oregon Ever

Teardrops NW in Salem, Oregon, offers customized and rental teardrop trailers for unique camping adventures.

Published Sep 13, 2021

Written by 

Sarah McCosham

Are you looking to have the most epic Oregon overnight adventure ever? While we're all for classic tent camping, there's a new company in Oregon that's taking camping to a whole other level. Salem-based Teardrops NW designs, builds, sells, and rents out the coolest off-road campers around: teardrop trailers! Rent a teardrop trailer and get ready for an extraordinary adventure in the Beaver State.

If you've ever wanted to escape into nature on a moment's notice, then you'll definitely want to check out Teardrops NW.

A small, retro-style teardrop trailer with a red and beige exterior, parked under trees.
Teardrops NW/Facebook

This Salem-based business builds customized off-road and highway teardrop camping trailers. They also rent trailers to those seeking a unique adventure.

A black teardrop trailer in a workshop, with tools and equipment visible in the background.
Teardrops NW, Inc./Google Local

These teardrop trailers are the perfect mix of a classic camper and tiny house, all in a unique, portable package.

A compact camper trailer with an open kitchen area parked beside a truck, surrounded by tall green trees.
Teardrops NW, Inc./Google Local

Sleek and compact, Teardrops NW creates campers that are as beautiful as they are efficient.

A compact camper trailer with an outdoor kitchen setup, parked in a wooded campsite with a vehicle nearby.
Teardrops NW

Keeping the design as streamlined as possible, the engineers at Teardrops NW are experts at maximizing storage and living space in their trailers.

A cozy camper interior with a person’s feet and a dog resting on a bed, surrounded by hanging jackets and shelves.
Teardrops NW

Unlike other towable campers, you don't need a massive truck or SUV to haul these teardrop trailers. Many of the models are easily towable by Subarus and other mid-size sedans and wagons.

A black minivan towing a small camper trailer in a forested area, with kayaks on the roof.
Anne Bower/Google Local

In addition to the trailer's hitches and frames, standard features on these campers include LED lighting, electrical outlets, five-gallon water jugs, mattresses, cabinetry, and ceiling fans.

A blue teardrop trailer parked in a forest campsite, with people gathered around a fire pit in the background.
Teardrops NW

You can even customize your teardrop trailer with solar panels, and take your adventure off the grid!

A small, red and silver camper trailer parked near a wooden fence, with solar panels nearby and trees in the background.
Teardrops NW

If you'd like to test out these perfect little campers, Teardrops NW offers several rental options.

A red vehicle with a trailer parked beside a winding gravel road next to a flowing stream, surrounded by lush greenery.
Teardrops NW

You can rent the Commander (their largest model), Ranger, Scout, or Sojourn teardrop trailers.

But after experiencing a weekend away in these delightful teardrop campers, you'll totally be sold on #camperlife.

Cozy interior of a camper with a view of a serene lake and distant hills, featuring a patterned pillow and blankets.
Teardrops NW

What do you think - would you rent a teardrop trailer for a weekend adventure? Doesn't that sound positively perfect? Learn more about Teardrops NW at their website and Facebook page.

There really is nothing quite like camping in Oregon. Here's one of our favorite waterfront spots to camp in the Beaver State!

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