1968 Phoenix Callao A Labor of Love
Our 1968 Phoenix Callao was a true labor of love, as most vintage campers usually are. She was a $900…
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Discover the Charm of Trailerfest Rallies
When it comes to hosting a memorable trailer rally, location is key. Some crave the tranquility of a remote camping…
A Clever Idea to Secure Your Awning On A Hard Surface
Have you ever attended a rally or show on concrete or asphalt with no way to secure your awning? Gary…
1950 Westcraft; a Painted Treasure
Westcraft trailers were known for using high-quality building materials and for painting their aluminum shells in bright and bold colors.…
Camp Kettlewood – Since 1967
Founded in 2020, Camp Kettlewood is actually the second campground to have operated on this beautiful land. The property previously…
1968 Fireball Survivor
This 16’ survivor was Jeff and Richelle Shorts’ first trailer restoration. They did most of the work on the trailer…
All in the Family
My wife Lori and I both remember camping with our families in big green canvas tents. This seemed to be…
1951 Spartan Spartanette: A River Rescue with Mid-Century Style
This 1951 Spartan Spartanette was discovered in a permanent campground in western North Carolina along the Nantahala River. It had…
The Origins of the Vintage Trailer Movement
From the pages of the Vintage Camper Trailers MagazineWith the 100th anniversary of the Tin Can Tourists (TCT) and the induction…