
It’s like an off-road teardrop trailer.
“The more you bring, the more you have to carry, which is why most people leave many amenities behind when they take a trip away from the beaten path. This new version of the classic teardrop trailer lets you slip a little more luxury into your travels while still exploring the unknown.”
via Rugged All-Terrain Trailer Home for Off-Road Adventures | Designs & Ideas on Dornob.
I’d love to see more 
Here’s an interesting example of a trailer conversion. It shows that even a horse trailer can be converted into usable space for humans. Thinking outside the box it’s not hard to imagine how a tiny home could be built inside a horse trailer.
“Tiffany was given the 52-year old trailer, “Audree” as a gift from her husband, and she soon became “obsessed” with fixing her up. Rather than completely gutting Audree’s interior, Tiffany strove to keep much of the vintage interior intact, such as an enamel icebox, 1950′s grey speckled flooring and aqua counter tops. She then designed the interior in keeping with the vintage feel of the trailer, and the result is a cheerful space that looks incredibly welcoming.”
A trailer can make a nice tiny house alternative – especially if you plan to be on the move. Rebecca shares this example on
Long before the first 
This is a clever creation. Like a Swiss Army Knife the SwissRoomBox provides multiple tools for living in one compact package. It’s intended to turn any vehicle with a hatchback into a camper. Lots of interesting space saving ideas here. Thanks again for the great link Dav!
Australian Off Road Campers builds some extreme camping trailers that can be taken to remote locations across very rough terrain. Be sure to watch their videos to see the kind of rough roads these little trailers can traverse.