Compact. Adventurous. Versatile. Durable. Innovative
The open road calls, and the FREEda camping trailer from BLACKCAMP beckons you to answer. For those with an insatiable wanderlust, a restless heart, or simply a penchant for freedom, this mini caravan is your ticket to endless adventures.
At first glance, the FREEda might seem deceptively compact, but like a magician’s hat, it hides a world inside. With a load volume of up to 4180 litres, this trailer is a masterclass in space efficiency. Mountain bikes, surfboards, kayaks? Toss them in. You’ve got a dedicated storage space that’s eager to house your gear. If the road has been hard and the spirit demands rest, the Autohome hard-shell roof tent sprawls open, offering you a panoramic view of the world from a snug vantage. The FREEda invites you to not just traverse the world but to deeply immerse in it.
The creators of this caravan haven't overlooked the simple joys of life. Imagine parking by a secluded beach, pulling out the extendable wooden kitchenette, and whipping up a meal. The hum of the ocean, a breeze dancing around, and you with a spatula in hand – this is what freedom tastes like. And speaking of taste, that 63-litre compressor fridge ensures your beers remain chilled, because what's a sunset without a cold drink?
BLACKCAMP’s roots run deep. The company’s evolution from the family-run Schwarz Anhänger, which began its journey in 1947, to its current avatar as a modern camper manufacturer under young leaders, speaks of a lineage that’s both traditional and progressive. You’re not just buying a product; you’re inheriting a legacy.
And the FREEda isn’t just about aesthetics and features. Safety and robustness have been given equal weightage. The welded frame, powder-coated in two layers, combined with the insulated GRP panel construction, makes this caravan a resilient beast. Large ground clearance, a reliable braking system, and an integrated LED lighting unit further bolster its capabilities.
If you ever felt that the world was too vast, the moments too fleeting, and the experiences too many to fit into one lifetime, the FREEda tries its best to prove otherwise. This isn't just a caravan; it's a symbol of infinite possibilities, a compact vessel of expansive dreams. So here's to roads less traveled, to nights under the stars, and to a life less ordinary. The FREEda awaits.
Pros of the FREEda camping trailer:
- Space Efficiency: Despite its compact size, the FREEda boasts a significant load volume of up to 4180 litres, making it incredibly space-efficient.
- Versatility: Its design caters to various adventure needs, from mountain biking to kayaking. This adaptability extends to housing any roof tent if you already own one.
- Integrated Kitchenette: The extendable wooden kitchenette equipped with a black enamel designer sink, two-burner gas hob, and a 63-litre compressor fridge ensures users can cook a range of meals on the go.
- Legacy and Quality Assurance: BLACKCAMP originates from the longstanding Schwarz Anhänger family business, indicating a history of reliability and quality.
- Customizability: Potential owners can configure the trailer based on specific requests and select from a wide range of accessories.
- Safety Features: The caravan possesses strong, durable construction with features like overrun brakes on all four wheels, and a large ground clearance, ensuring a safe journey.
- Panoramic Roof Tent: The Autohome hard-shell roof tent offers a unique 360-degree view, enhancing the camping experience.
- Compact Design: Its design ensures that it fits in standard garages, and can be easily attached to most cars without the need for a special trailer license.
Cons of the FREEda camping trailer:
- Size Limitations: Being one of the smaller models in the BLACKCAMP range, it might not be suitable for those who require even larger storage or space.
- Not Suitable for Larger Bikes: For those looking to transport motorbikes, the larger HERRbert model is recommended, indicating the FREEda's limitation in this regard.
- Potential Overreliance on Customization: Some users might find the need to customize to get their desired model a bit tedious, especially if stock models do not meet their specific requirements.
- Learning Curve: First-time caravan users might find it challenging to navigate and utilize all the features efficiently.
- Cost: High-quality materials and customizable features might place the FREEda at a higher price point compared to simpler camping trailers on the market.
From €23,900
