Removable Squaredrop Camper? 

You could add 4 large refrigerator roller wheels underneath and make it easier to roll on and off your trailer

Very nice looking camper! You could probably slide it onto a trailerable pontoon boat as well, and do some water camping too!

Those exterior tables are a great design.

Great set up! So much better than a mobile home or huge 5th wheel.

Wow!!! That is Awesome and very multi functional. You can remove it and still use the trailer. That's very inspiring. Makes me feel like building one. Hahahehe thanks for sharing your invention. Thumbs up 👍 from NM.

Ingenious idea! It really makes me rethink my plans for making a camping trailer.

Awesome idea to use an existing trailer and just slide the camper-pod on/off. Keep up the good work =)

Nice idea for the slide in camper part. Some one on the Tear Drop and Tiny Travel trailer forums ( TNTTT ) did one like that. His had some long rectangle boxes and wheeled trailer jacks that would bolt to the side of his camper. Front one stuck out a bit to clear the wheels. He just rolled it to and over the trailer and them lowered it with the 4 jacks. He would unbolt the legs and use 4 pins to hold down the camper and he was on his way. His was all so Orange in color lol .

Very nice; innovative and simple!

Still looks great. Nice to pre check everything. ✔ thanks for sharing. Looking forward to seeing it provide more family memories

Great idea, looks good and easy to load/ unload. Really nice job start to finish!

Brilliant. The missing link in my design for my home build utility trailer. Thank you so much. Lots of great ideas here. Really good stuff.

Great rig. I'am going to build a similar box 8' x 12' to go on my F-600 truck.

suggestion: when you want to go out on an extended trip, I suggest you put a hitch on the BACK of your little truck.

Smart and ingenious ideas. Thx!

I like a tote that fits under the camper to put dirty clothes in,helps to keep the smell out and it stays even in windy weather if it fits kinda tight.

AMAZING! LOVE IT! THANKS, ERIC A.

I have a trailer similar to yours and was just thinking the other day I could potentially put some sort of livable unit on there to camp with, and here this video popped up. A very attractive/non cluttered looking design and my fav color. I think you were quite clever in the ease of functionality and the practical use of space. Love it!!!

I've been thinking about doing this same thing on my car trailer to fill the front half so I can load a couple of dualsport motorcycles on the back. Nice work!!

Subbed instantly, once I found your channel... Because of your build videos. This is the kind of stuff I do as well. I'll be reviewing your build videos. Thanks for the uploads👍

Wow, that's a really cool setup. I've been thinking about doing something like that for my 5X8 trailer & will definitely be going back to check out some of your other videos. Thank you for sharing & I look forward to seeing your future videos also.

You need an adjustable and stable tongue stand to level your trailer and keep it stationary at your campsites. As always, looks great and functional living your dream.

I was thinking about doing the same thing for a hunting camp. I only go once a year. Great job.

Nice video and now I'm thinking of doing with aluminium steel framing with 6mm thickness plywood and then going to put fibreglass outside walls and willing using different colour pvc sheets to make it more standout the way without feeling any cold airs coming through any gaps and willing bring it up with without using petrol generators so got better solution to use free power without plug onto house or accommodation it's saves money lot best ways to keep it safe touring

Love the concept! I had a similar idea using modular panels in an inclosed trailer toy hauler, on wall could be a workshop and another could be a sleeping wall with lighting and a Murphy or fold up bed. Great idea! 💡

I am thinking about doing something similar - larger scale (16' trailer bed) and using truck camper jacks to lift the camper in and off of the trailer bed.

this is a very cool idea-love your tables on outside

Absolutely a great concept. I've wondered for years why some rv builder didn't jump on the idea of a camper to put on a trailer. Bet you could sell this idea in a heartbeat. Wish I had the expertise to build one ((plus the equipment etc). I have a 16 ft tandem wheel trailer that I would love to put one on. Kudos to you for your ingenuity.

Very nice sir!!

Very cool modular idea! Nice work man!

Im thinking Something similar. Make a "camping Box" to put on a trailer i have. Something i can use "Temporarily" and still use my trailer as needed.

Good idea for sure.

Awesome! Good job.

logical progression of information and good camera use. Have fun thick i may copy you with a build.

Brilliant concept

Not the first execution of this concept I've seen but yours is terrific and it is simple. Love the modularity of it. Two trailers in one. One point of concern, although your arm is exposed to potential danger only very briefly, is when you run the short sling over the squaredrop steel brace. You've more than likely made allowances for this (like resting the front of the camper body on the tail of the flat trailer) but from where we sit it's a tad sketchy. Otherwise! you have a great rig. Love your shop, love your channel name. God bless you and yours. Safe travels.

Was thinking the same thing to do to my utility trailer but the box having rollers that will roll on the top of either side rails

Absolutely love your idea and your camper. If I can without insulting you, offer you a separate idea from your turnbuckles? Have you ever considered welding another receiver on the back of that trailer and then forming a “u” type plug to go in both receivers and just pin them? that way you could use a locking pin and your camper would be locked from the back onto the trailer. Just a suggestion I thought of when I saw that receiver underneath your camper at the rear. This way you wouldn’t have to get down on the ground do the turnbuckle thing.

What a great idea!

Gran trabajo

Love it 👍👍

get you some small conduit or pipe, put under CAMPER floor on trailer and roll it in

Very nice!

This video is great! I have a 5'x11' trailer that I have been wanting to make into a camper. Your idea would work very well. Thanks.

I wanna do this but a bit different. My trailer is a 6x12 and I wanna do a toyhauler build so I can trailer by bike from time to time. So that means a rear door about 36-40 inches wide to get the bike in and out. Awesome build my friend.

Cut 2 holes in the front of your trailer. Add a caster on each side of front of pod. Then just push the pod on using casters and your dolly till the casters fall in the hole.

Very cool .

Have you considered a dado groove in the skids and casters that have maybe 1/4 inch exposure, for it to roll forwards and backwards on and off the trailer? With the sturdy tie downs it should change anything except air gap under the skids and keep that dry. Then you wouldn’t need a winch..

This is slick - nice to see someone who thinks like me. I have a dandy 5x8 (with a 5x4 ramp) homemade utility trailer that I want to keep as a utility trailer, so being able to remove the pod is my idea too! The deck is expanded steel, so I'm not sure skids would be the way to go for my application. Oh and, anyone who says "must be nice" to have the things you have, obviously doesn't possess the drive to hustle and grind for the things they want!

I love what you have done and your methodology. After building and using this pod style, what would you think of a build allowing 6' of interior headroom?

cool everything but the tie downs I would have to do some changing there

I put wheels on the rear corners of mine for east roll off.

This is awesome.

I would add caster wheel to load easily

Cool trailer. Subscribed!

Way cool.

Where did you get your doors. I don’t think I want to try building them. I like the look of your setup.

Just thinking ... not sure it would work ... If you were to build a shell that would cover the entire camper. When parked raise the shell. Now you have a extra bed room. Maybe a rope ladder on outside. When time to leave drop the shell. Just thinking ... Beautiful outfit. Thanks for sharing

Stilts Bro Stilts🙏

so you are saying you can load it on the trailer without the trailer being hooked up to a vehicle? that would be a fun video to watch

Just stayed at Maple Bay on the NW side of Burt Lake, nice rustic camping. Really like your build but I’d have to add a grab handle to make entry/exit easier on me.

I have a small 12 ft by 5.5 ft with a 6.5 ft ceiling cabin on 3 rows of 4 x4 green treat and I have a metal bar similar to yours there but i also have one in the back and down the middle , I ran 2, 12 ft 3/8 in log chain. so when I do winch and yes I winch with a motor, lolol, on and off the pull is equal from front and back. , 90 % of the time i just leave it on the trailer but i have also drug it across fields before during deer season with the truck and it works just fine.... However, my floor, 12 x 5.5 is almost 800 lbs with wall and ceiling weight about 400 lbs. i built the floor stupid over kill just for this pull around the fields and keeping low center of gravity. lets just say, there is no flex and i mean no flex at all in the flooring. and if i level it in the field, i just use my handy man jack and block or shim accordingly, i love the thing. works very well. its also 100% off grid.

Great work

I really like this. Make use of a trailer x 2. Did you have to register/title/license the camper? I would think not since it isn't permanently attached with the trailer.

Have you integrated trailer stabilizer legs?

What's the manufacturer of that awning and how do you have it mounted on your camper?

This is really cool! Do you offer plans for this camper?

I really appreciate you sharing your video and design. I noticed as with my own trailer frame that I'm designing a camper pod for, you have some stake pockets too. I'm considering anchoring my pod using removable 2x4 stakes. Did you already consider this approach? What steered you away from it if you did?

Very nice. Any idea of what the tongue weight is if you put the front wheel on a scale?

Where did you get the doors and windows?

Very nice build. Where did you take it in Florida?

How do you get it off the trailer?

Need D ring to pull from buddy

why didn't you just add 4 outside legs? drop down pull the trailer out. could have them line up with brackets on the trailer frame and just drop 4 post in to connect it.

Nice set up I have a 5’x10’ trailer I was thinking about doing the same thing. If you don’t mind me asking, How much did it cost you to build it?

How much does this weigh?

How do you unload by yourself?

U could have extended the cabin longer into the front over the front rail 2 feet....

How much does it weigh and also have you tried it in the winter ?

How long can a sort of minimalist style camper be without being so heavy that you need a truck to pull it? Thanks.

5x8..?

Weight..?

That's a lot of work. Not sure it would be worth it. Very nice camper, though.

RU-vid University. I can do anything with a click of a button.

Had the same idea for years for a removable camper, but who came up with the stupid ass name of square drop

I love the camper but how did you get so bald?