Camp-let Earth
You have had the good version of this trip. The site you drove to, the evening spent outside, canvas instead of walls.
What ends those trips early is rarely the idea. It is the gear.
Camp-let Earth is a folding trailer tent. It tows at 595 lbs behind the vehicle you already own and opens into 194 sq ft of living space you can stand up in.
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595 lb
Tow weight. Most crossovers and SUVs are rated well above it.
194 sq ft
Living space once it is open.
90.5 in
Peak height inside. Room to stand up.
2 cabins
Sleeping berths, 55 x 79 in each, raised off the ground.
The Problem
The market gives you two options. Neither is right.
On one side: tent camping. You love it. You love being close to the ground, carrying only what you need, stopping wherever you want. You've accepted that some nights are rough, that rain is a problem, that gear organization is a constant battle. You tell yourself it's part of it.
On the other side: the full RV or travel trailer. Real shelter. Real organization. But also real size, real weight, real cost, and a vehicle requirement that narrows everything. More importantly, it's not who you are. You didn't get into camping to haul a house behind you.
Camp-let exists because that choice is a false one.
Isabella has been designing camping systems for people who camp seriously, across seasons, changing weather, and real family use, since 1957. That depth of experience runs through every decision in Camp-let's design. Not how camping looks in catalog photography. How it actually behaves.
Camp-let is built around what that experience teaches: that the ceiling tent campers keep hitting is a product problem, not a camping problem.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping Overview
We ship all Isabella products from our Indianapolis warehouse. Standard parcel orders (awnings, accessories, furniture, etc.) are shipped via UPS, FedEx, or freight depending on size and weight. Shipping rates are calculated at checkout based on your location and the items in your cart.
Delivery Timing
Most standard orders ship within 1–3 business days. Transit times vary by carrier and distance.
Freight Shipments
Larger items may ship via freight. In these cases, a carrier will contact you directly to schedule delivery.
Returns & Exchanges
We accept returns on new, unused products within 30 days of delivery. Items must be in original packaging.
Return shipping costs are the responsibility of the customer unless the item arrived damaged or incorrect.
Some products require inspection before approval due to their size and construction.
Exceptions
Certain large-format products, including the Camp-let tent trailer, follow specialized freight, delivery, and return procedures.
For details, please see our Camp-let Shipping & Returns page here.
What makes this product unique
Your current vehicle is already enough.
Most people assume a real shelter needs a real tow vehicle, and put the whole idea off for a year or two on that basis.
Camp-let Earth weighs 595 lbs unbraked. Crossovers, midsize SUVs and many family sedans are rated well above that. You need a 2 in ball and a 7-pin connector. You do not need a truck.
The trip you have been putting off does not start with a new vehicle. It starts with a different trailer.
The campsite that works the same way every time.
You arrive. You set up. Everything is where it was last time.
Sleeping gear stays in the cabins, off the ground and out of the living area. Food and camp equipment have a place in the storage system instead of spread across the grass. The main living space is standing height, so you are not crouching through the day. When rain comes you are inside it. When it clears you are back outside.
The consistency is what you notice by the second or third trip. Not the space itself, but the fact that it behaves the same on a quick overnight as it does on a five-day stay. You stop making decisions about the setup and start making them about the trip.
This is not a minimal setup. That is the point.
Camp-let Earth asks for time at both ends of the trip. There are poles. There are pegs. There are adjustments you make by hand, and you make them whether the weather is good or not.
None of it is a skill you have to learn. If you have pitched a tent you already know every motion, and one person can do the whole thing without help. It still takes real minutes.
The material is the reason. Isacryl canvas at 295 g/m², the same weight Isabella puts on awnings that stand out through a European season. A fiberglass shell. A frame built for rigidity, because a structure that flexes in wind at 2am is not a shelter.
Time at the start of the trip is repaid across the years you own it. That trade is deliberate, and we would make it again.
For campers who are not ready to give up what camping actually is.
Camp-let Earth is for people who love tent camping and have run into its ceiling. You want to stay where a full RV cannot go, tow with the vehicle in your driveway, and arrive at a campsite that works rather than one you have to manage.
It is not for everyone. If you want a shelter that deploys at the push of a button, this is the wrong trailer. If you want the lightest possible kit, or you move sites every morning, or you are still deciding whether camping is for you, there are better answers and we would rather you found them.
If you have been looking at RVs because comfort seemed to require one, look here first. Not luxury. Not a house on wheels. The ability to be fully in the place you drove to.
Same camping life. Fewer compromises.
Feel Free.
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We experienced a pretty intense rain and windstorm with no issue. That was fun. Once set up, it's very roomy. We had the table and four chairs inside the tent and had plenty of room to move around.
Jack and Agnes, among the first Camp-let Earth owners in the United States
Specifications
Towing and transport
Tow weight: 595 lbs (270 kg), unbraked
Coupler: 2 in ball
Electrical: 7-pin connector for trailer lighting
Closed: 127 in long, 63 in wide, 37.5 in tall
Living space
Open: 226.5 in long, 157.5 in wide
Living area: 194 sq ft (18 sq m)
Peak height: 90.5 in
Sleeps 4. Sleeps 6 with the optional Annex.
Beds: two, 55 x 79 in each, in cabins that zip closed
Materials and construction
Canvas: Isacryl, 295 g/m². The same material Isabella uses on its awnings.
Shell: fiberglass
Built by Isabella, by hand in Arnum, Denmark.
Optional additions
Kitchen, Annex, Side Tent, Sun Canopy, Awning
Care
Re-proof the canvas with AquaTex when water stops beading.
