Unit Feature: The Basecamp

Since the opening Airstream of Utah in February of 2017 we are now the #7 bestselling in Basecamps. We did this so fast not because of our sales people, but because Utah plus the Basecamp is love at first sight.

Utah has everything from the iconic red rock deserts to the high untouched mountains. Why is the Basecamp perfect for this? Because it can go to any of these places with ease. The Basecamp has wheels set on 18" rims giving you a good quality tire and more ground clearance. Trying to go through a dip in Moab to get to your favorite camping spot? Never a problem with this little guy. The shape of this unit is perfect for getting out of those kinds of situations with its upward slanted back end. Plus, the sewer plumbing, and tank is in the front end, so you don't have to ever worry about tearing that up and having that kind of mess.
As for mountains this will follow your vehicle up a pass with ease due to its aerodynamic build and light weight. This unit won't get heavier than 3,500 lbs. In the Warren Miller Entertainment film, Line of Descent, they took a Basecamp up the Beartooth Highway. If this can go there it can go anywhere.

With all of this you also have solar panels on top to keep your battery fully charged almost indefinitely, an air conditioner unit for those hot days in the red desert, and a heater for chill fall nights in the Uintas. All this and you don't have to sacrifice a bathroom with a shower and outdoor shower. Even better than that you have a 76" X 76" bed so after a long day of riding, or hiking you can get the rest you need.

Last but certainly not the least, the back door. This door is not as much meant for entry as it is gear. When the tables are taken down out of the middle of there is a perfect amount of room for a bike, or kayak right down the middle with tie downs near the floor to keep your favorite toys safe and secure.
All of these things come so you can live your adventures comfortably and even more than that, you can LIVE RIVETED.

Madison Decker
Red Rocks and Rivets Contributor
Draper, UT