Survival RV's are really the key to transporting yourself from point A-B. In this day of high gas prices and looming oil shortages we must point our fingers to a place where we can either unwind or survive whatever comes our way. On this page I will link you to some of the better campers that I have found on the Internet. These are people who know their stuff and generally provide excellent service and reputation. Still, the final purchases are up to you. Bon Voyage.

Alaskan-This fits on the back of the pickup truck. It is designed to collapse so it is low profile but is hydraulically raised when needed. Insulated for cold winters. Alaska

Alphil Campers-I think a lot of people would like a camper but can't afford one. It is ironic because I was talking to someone about these a few months back about Horse Trailers you can live in. B.C.

Budget Camper-Simple plans to build your own to put on the back of your truck. Must order.

EarthRoamer XVs are equipped with all the systems needed to travel confidently in remote areas for extended periods of time without dependence on external campsite hookups. Have to be the coolest systems out there.

GTRV-Home of the Westy. Camper B Van. They have various pop-tops and will custom build handicap vans for you.

Glen L RV Plans-Provides plans to the do-it-yourself crowd for campers and travel trailers. Including how to plans you can order for van conversions. California

Hallmark Truck Campers-Nice popups and designed for rugged conditions and down to -20. CO

Matilda-Motorhomes-The Weekender is designed to sit on the back of the truck, then is hitched up so you can just drive off and explore and leave the camper behind. Australia.

Motorhomes for sale-Hundreds of listings of various campers from across the USA.

Motorhome Magazine-Places to visit, types of vehicles and more.

Roadtrek-You'll find a large selection of Class B motorhomes for sale. I like the Sprinter personally.

Rollavan-Australian made. Very compact unit is simple and yet has some great features.

Sportsmobile-If you want to dream about a camper van there are very few sites which give you such a high level of ideas and inspiration. Someday I would like to own one of their vans.

Top Up Camper-This sits flat on the back of your truck. Then it raises up and folds out to become various types of seasonal campers.

Vanagon Vans-This is probably one of the more complete resources on vanagons and air cooled buses, vintage style. There are dozens of subjects on repair, care and maintenance.

Wecamp2-Recreational vehicles being built today have some of the same conviencess as the modern home. With Microwaves ovens, Satellite TV, Surround Sound Audio, DVD Players, Generators and other such amenities. Gives you price ranges of various types of RV's.

Whispering Wheel-A new Dutch invention can make cars, busses and other vehicles no less than 50 percent more efficient and thus more environmentally friendly. Better still, the technology is already available; it all comes down to a smart combination of existing systems.

Will Jansen-This inventer built a 690 pound camper for the back of his small pickup truck. He had to find the lightest materials available to accomplish this deed. Very well done.

Utility Campers-First you need a flat bed truck. Then this compact unit is put on top. Then when you get somewhere it opens up in all kinds of nifty ways. AU

Pull-Toy® Trailers. Finally a lightweight trailer that can be towed behind virtually any truck, van or car. Pull-Toy's weigh in at a very stingy 850 lbs.

I was excited by the products available at Camping World. Technology has given us some neat ideas. Ideas that will add to your enjoyment while camping out. You'll find here some hand selected items I thought would interest you from the thousands of products at CW. Be sure to support them and you'll also support Earth House. This slide show was made for your viewing and learning pleasure. 03/2008

Aliner-Folding trailers. Very compact, easy to tow and has some nice features including easy set-up.