#1 Your Trusted Custom TEARDROP CAMpers Manufacturer
- RV Types
- Travel Trailer
Choose any Rvs design you prefer, and we'll handle the rest
Below are some of the best-selling RV models and travel trailers for you to consider for your private label.
As a leading RV camper manufacturer, Ecocampor boasts a skilled team of certified engineers, designers, sales consultants, and production experts. We specialize in developing a variety of travel trailers, including custom designs for off-road camping trailers and models with bathrooms. With advanced testing, production, and packaging capabilities, we’re committed to turning your camper ideas into reality.
Features & Specs
Weight
Approx. 2,240 - 13,920 Ibs
Length
Approx. 15' - 42'
Slideouts
Up to 3
Sleeping Capacity
Up to 14
Sleeps
1 Bed
Sleeps
1 Bed
Sleeps
2 Bed
Sleeps
2 Bed
Sleeps
4 Bed
Sleeps
2 Bed
Advantages
Pricing
We avoid one-price-fits-all approaches. Instead, we offer clear, need-based pricing with no unexpected charges, ensuring every dollar you pay delivers maximum value – from lightweight trailers to fully equipped motorhomes.
From feedback to factory: we actively listen, address needs fast, and build better RVs that stay ahead of the curve.
From one RV made in 2008 to an industry leader, our history proves passion, customer focus, and quality drive our success.
From order to doorstep, we minimize delays: 2‑5 day processing, efficient freight, and full tracking support.
Get a firsthand look at our lineup: Travel Trailers, Truck Campers, Camper Trailers, Motorhomes – all inside a 2,000m² modern showroom.
How to Make Camper Step by Step
These details are why you should choose Ecocampor as your RV camper manufacturer.
#1 Chassis Construction
The foundation of the teardrop camper begins with a strong, lightweight chassis, typically made from steel or aluminum for easy towing, durability, and long‑term reliability, while an off‑road version adds a reinforced suspension system to handle rugged terrain with improved ground clearance and shock absorption without compromising stability.
#2 Frame Assembly
The camper frame is built using lightweight materials like aluminum or plywood to form the side walls and roof supports that attach securely to the chassis, creating a sturdy yet easy‑to‑tow structure suitable for everything from small entry‑level teardrop campers to fully customized DIY builds that adventurers love to personalize.
#3 Wall and Roof Installation
For insulation and weather protection, the teardrop interior uses insulated composite panels or plywood sheets with an outer shell of aluminum or fiberglass, offering a sleek, durable appearance that resists dents and corrosion, while higher‑end models may even include a teardrop camper with a fireplace to provide a warm, cozy feel on chilly evenings.
#4 Interior and Furniture Installation
The interior layout focuses on comfort and practicality for solo travelers or small families, with built‑in sleeping platforms, storage compartments, and optional amenities like a bathroom for extra convenience, all secured using lightweight yet durable materials to create a compact, functional space for your travels, whether on weekend getaways or long cross‑country road trips.
#5 Final Assembly and Finishing Touches
The final step integrates all systems – electrical wiring, lighting, windows, and ventilation – to ensure safe and comfortable living inside the teardrop camper trailer, followed by exterior trim finishing and strict quality checks that meet or exceed the standards of top manufacturers in the USA or Australia, guaranteeing a road‑ready, reliable camper.
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Featured Categories
Travel trailers are the most popular type of non-motorized RV. They can be towed by a variety of vehicles and are made for a variety of uses, from hauling to vacationing to full-time RVing.
Many people think of toy haulers as the wild-child of the RV world, but these RVs have multi-purpose utlitity for every adventurer. The open "garage" can serve as storage for toys, an extra bedroom or even an on-the-go office.
Easy to hitch, easy to tow, and stable, fifth wheels offer plenty of comfort for the whole family. Versatility and space are the reasons why RVers choose fifth wheels for their trips or for their full-time homes.
Easy to hitch, easy to tow, and stable, fifth wheels offer plenty of comfort for the whole family. Versatility and space are the reasons why RVers choose fifth wheels for their trips or for their full-time homes.
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Teardrop Camper FAQs
Compare the cabin layout, bed dimensions, kitchen arrangement and available storage rather than relying on the exterior shape alone. Compact teardrop designs can prioritise different features. Identify whether your customers value minimal setup, indoor facilities or outdoor cooking, then request drawings for the models that suit your product range.
Vehicle size alone cannot determine compatibility. Check the actual car manufacturer's towing and hitch limits against the selected trailer's loaded weight and hitch load. Include water, luggage and optional equipment. Avoid advertising a teardrop as suitable for all small cars without checking the specific vehicle-and-trailer combination.
Request usable bed length and width, internal height, door openings and access around the bed. Review ventilation and the position of storage or equipment inside the cabin. These measurements help dealers explain real usability to customers instead of relying only on overall exterior dimensions or a nominal berth count.
The arrangement depends on the selected model. Ask for a floor plan showing the cooking area, access, storage and any opening hatch. For rear-galley designs, review the space required outside the trailer and the proposed equipment. For interior kitchens, check how the layout shares the compact living area.
Bathroom facilities are model-specific and should not be assumed across the category. Confirm whether the quoted layout includes a bathroom, provision for portable equipment or no bathroom facility. Request the relevant floor plan and water-system specification before presenting a model as a self-contained option to your customers.
Describe the destination climate and how customers expect to use the camper. Review the available ventilation and any proposed heating or cooling equipment with its power requirements. Confirm the exact package in writing; compact size alone does not establish off-grid runtime or suitability for year-round use.
Request overall length including the drawbar, maximum width and travel height with fitted accessories. Compare these measurements with the intended garage, parking space and transport arrangement. If equipment folds or detaches, clarify which configuration the dimensions describe so your dealer listings and logistics planning remain consistent.
Use the wholesale enquiry form to share your company, destination market, preferred models and estimated order quantity. Include branding artwork, equipment priorities and the customer segment you serve. Request confirmation of the available configuration, customisation feasibility, commercial terms and schedule for the proposed range.
