Each Buffalo Teardrop Features:
Comfortable Cabins
All our teardrops feature a 4.5" memory foam queen size bed and freshly laundered bedding, plenty of storage for your clothes, windows and a multi-speed roof fan for ventilation, reading lights, and USB charging for your devices.
Fully Furnished Galley Kitchens
Each of our teardrops include a galley kitchen completely furnished with pots, pans, cooking stove, silverware, cooking utensils, cleaning supplies, water storage, and a roto-molded Yeti (TM) style cooler. You simply bring the food.
Easy Pickup and Towing
Based in Roseville, CA, Our trailers are lightweight and can be towed by any vehicle with a towing capacity of 2000 lbs or greater. (This accounts for most additional gear you may bring). So whether you live in the area, or are passing through on your way to adventure, Buffalo Teardrops are ready for you.
What's Included
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Bed and Bedding
Leave the laundry to us. Every Buffalo Teardrop comes with a memory foam queen size mattress, mattress cover, and freshly laundered bedding. The tri-fold mattress folds out of the way so you can pack the teardrop full of camping gear for your trip.
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USB and 12v Charging
Charge all your mobile devices off the on-board battery and solar panel through the built in USB chargers and 12v plug, just like you'd find in a modern car. If you're at a campsite with power, you can plug in to utilize 120v (like your house) as well.
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Camping Chairs
Recharge fireside, at the beach, or on your favorite vista with our two included zero gravity camping recliners.
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Camping Stove and Propane
Camp cooking is made easy with a classic Coleman camping stove. Rental includes a 1lb propane bottle.
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Pots and Pans
Non-stick pot, pan, and cast iron skillet make camp cooking simple.
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Dishware
Each Buffalo has a set of four plates, bowls, cups, silverware, and a collapsible cutting board that doubles as a wash basin for convenient dishwashing.
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Silverware, Utensils, Extras
Silverware, Knife, tongs, spatulas, can opener, corkscrew, large spoon, included for your cooking convenience. Salt, pepper, seasoning, ziplock bags, aluminum foil, cleaning supplies, and a 5 gallon water container round off all the details for your kitchen.
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French Press and Coffee Grinder
Enjoy your morning cup of joe around the campfire with freshly ground coffee with our included french press and coffee grinder.
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Roto-Molded Cooler and Water Container
Leave your old cooler at home and enjoy our Yeti-Style cooler, which will keep your food chilled all weekend long.
For Water at camp, each trailer comes with a 7 gallon container with an easy pour spout to help keep you hydrated.
What You Can Add
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e-Bike Adventure Package For Two
ReserveGet out of the car and explore the sights and smells of nature from our e-bikes, with a 40-50 mile range.
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Rigid and Inflatable SUPs
See MoreCamping near water? Get off the beach and onto the water with our stand up paddle boards. We offer both rigid and inflatable versions for your convenience.
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Hammocks and Stands
See OptionsRelax whether you have trees nearby or not with our hammocks with straps, or hammock and stand.
Recommendations
Mountains
Yosemite
Yosemite camping offers an unparalleled opportunity to connect with nature in one of the most iconic national parks in the world. With a range of campgrounds to choose from, we love camping outside of the peak season. Campsites are easier to come by, and the teardrop extends the comfortable season for camping. Whether it's waking up to the sound of birds chirping, embarking on scenic hikes or bike rides, or gathering around a campfire under the starry night sky, Yosemite camping provides unforgettable memories and a deep sense of tranquility in an other-worldly setting.
Mountains
Burney falls/Shasta Region
Camping at Burney Falls is a nature lover's paradise, offering the perfect blend of tranquility and adventure. The campground provides easy access to the breathtaking Burney Falls, where visitors can witness the powerful cascades and cool off in the refreshing mist. Nearby Lake Britton is a gem for outdoor enthusiasts, providing opportunities for swimming, kayaking, paddle boarding, and fishing amidst the scenic beauty of the surrounding mountains. For those seeking further exploration, the charming town of McCloud, CA, is just a short drive away, offering a glimpse into the region's rich history, quaint shops, and delicious dining options, all with breathtaking views of Mt. Shasta. Camping at Burney Falls provides an unforgettable experience, combining natural wonders, recreational activities, and a touch of local charm.
Coastal
Santa Cruz and Big Sur
A quick coastal camping trip in Santa Cruz and Big Sur is one of our favorite ways to escape the heat of the Northern California Valley summers. We like to start with a stay at New Brighton State Beach, just walking distance from the charming surf town of Capitola, and a short drive to the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk. Next, we head an hour south to Big Sur, stopping in Monterey and Carmel on the way before settling in, nestled amongst the redwoods at Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park. Along the way, Hwy 1 offers views of the rugged California coast, which people travel from all over the world to see.
Mountains
Lake Tahoe
Camping in Lake Tahoe offers an unforgettable outdoor experience surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty. The crystal-clear waters of the lake provide a perfect backdrop for various water activities, such as swimming, kayaking, and fishing. The surrounding forests and mountains offer numerous hiking trails with stunning vistas, making it an ideal destination for nature enthusiasts. As the sun sets, gather around a campfire and gaze at the star-filled sky, creating lasting memories with friends and family. With a wide range of campgrounds and facilities, Lake Tahoe provides an excellent opportunity to reconnect with nature and escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. (Photo by Tim Peterson on Unsplash)
Coastal
Fort Bragg
When camping in Fort Bragg, CA, there are plenty of exciting activities to enjoy. Start by exploring the stunning Glass Beach, known for its unique sea glass treasures created by years of glass dumping. Take a scenic hike along the picturesque Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens, filled with vibrant flowers and captivating coastal views. Discover the enchanting beauty of the Mendocino Headlands State Park, where you can explore rugged cliffs, tide pools, and even catch sight of migrating whales. For a unique experience, visit the historic Skunk Train, an old-fashioned locomotive that takes you on a scenic ride through the majestic redwood forests, or ride their electronic rail bikes for a truly unique spin on the classic train ride. Lastly, don't miss the chance to indulge in delicious seafood from local restaurants, showcasing the fresh flavors of the Pacific Ocean, or buy fresh caught fish from the wharf to cook in the cast iron skillet over the campfire back at camp.
Desert
Joshua Tree
Teardrop camping in Joshua Tree National Park offers an intimate and immersive way to experience the desert's wonders. Nestled within the rugged landscape, your Buffalo Teardrop becomes a cozy oasis, blending seamlessly with the natural beauty of the surroundings. As the sun dips below the horizon, your teardrop provides a front-row seat to the mesmerizing night sky, even through the stargazer window as you lay in bed, unobstructed by city lights. By day, you can explore the park's unique rock formations, embarking on hikes and capturing the breathtaking vistas. Your Buffalo Teardrop allows you to pack all the essentials for self-sufficiency, such as a portable stove and ample supplies, to relish the tranquility and splendor of teardrop camping in Joshua Tree.
Blog Posts
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Off Season Camping: The Secret to Visiting the ...
This is the first in a series of posts to highlight some of our favorite places to take advantage of our beautiful California weather and go teardrop camping during the...
Off Season Camping: The Secret to Visiting the ...
This is the first in a series of posts to highlight some of our favorite places to take advantage of our beautiful California weather and go teardrop camping during the...
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How to Snag the Ultimate Campsite Any Time of Year
One of the most common questions we get from people is “how do I get a campsite?” While reserving a campsite can seem daunting at first, especially during peak travel...
How to Snag the Ultimate Campsite Any Time of Year
One of the most common questions we get from people is “how do I get a campsite?” While reserving a campsite can seem daunting at first, especially during peak travel...
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Santa Cruz and Big Sur Camping
One of our favorite things about traveling with a teardrop is the ability to travel on a moment's notice. We recently escaped the 110 degree heat of the Sacramento valley...
Santa Cruz and Big Sur Camping
One of our favorite things about traveling with a teardrop is the ability to travel on a moment's notice. We recently escaped the 110 degree heat of the Sacramento valley...
