Based in Australia, and bringing 30 years of offroad recreational vehicle experience to the table, Kimberley Kamper’s latest trailer looks pretty capable. And aero.
These types of trailers are designed for micro-camping adventures. They’re usually light and easy to tow, allowing you to take them far off the grid for some tasty dispersed camping. Here’s what makes the new Kube Off-Road Teardrop Camper special…
Kimberley Kube price, weights & dimensions
The Kube’s weight is 2,447lbs (empty) and 4,299lbs (fully loaded). Tongue weight is 308lbs – 396lbs
Outside dimensions are 17.06′ long x 5.9′ wide x 6.8′ tall. MSRP is $46,895
Kimberley Kube Features
The Kube is designed to sleep two and comes with a king-sized bed. An optional 85L Fridge has a freezer and opens like a regular fridge.
It uses a lightweight, 2mm thick solar panel. And, depending on the roof accessories you use, it can hold up to 400W of solar. There are multiple choices to charge the Kube’s system – solar, vehicle, or shore power.
Heating the water and interior of the Kube is done on demand with 3L of diesel. There is also a zip-on ensuite shower and toilet enclosure. This allows for hot and private showers with easy access to the Kube’s interior storage.
The Kube’s massive kitchen slide out comes equipped with an outside stainless steel sink with hot water. And you can choose from BBQ, a Weber grill, or two-burner cooktop options.
The Kube’s Off-Road Suspension
The Kube’s travel is adjustable to allow for the best ride height for towing stability. Plus, there are controls to raise and lower the trailer to level it, all done by remote control.
The 2.5″ mono-tube off-road “racing shocks” will help when the trail washboards get really bad. Plus, the Kube comes equipped with electronic vented disc brakes and a one-touch parking brake.
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