nuCamp RV Teardrop Trailers & Truck Campers for Sale
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Amish-built teardrop trailers and hard-side truck campers from Ohio — small, premium, four-season RVs with a famously loyal owner following.
nuCamp T@G, T@B teardrop & Cirrus truck-camper lines
All 6 RVs in the nuCamp RV Teardrop Trailers & Truck Campers range. Filter by the feature that matters most to how you camp.
Travel Trailer
T@B 320
Typically $18,000-$30,000 used
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Travel Trailer
T@B 400
Typically $25,000-$38,000 used
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Travel Trailer
T@G
Typically $11,000-$20,000 used
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Truck Camper
Cirrus 620
Typically $28,000-$40,000 used
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Truck Camper
Cirrus 820
Typically $40,000-$55,000 used
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Truck Camper
Cirrus 920
Typically $50,000-$80,000 used
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Why buyers love nuCamp RV
nuCamp RV is a small, family-run manufacturer in Sugarcreek, Ohio that builds its campers by hand using local Amish craftsmen, and it has become the dominant name in two niches most big builders ignore: teardrop trailers and hard-side truck campers. The lineup is intentionally narrow and deeply refined. The tiny T@G is a two-person teardrop with a rear galley and a queen bed; the iconic T@B 320 packs a wet bath, kitchenette, and Alde hydronic heat into a sub-2,000-pound silver pod; and the larger T@B 400 stretches that recipe into a true small travel trailer with a dedicated queen bed, wet bath, and galley. On the truck-camper side, the Cirrus 620, 820, and 920 bring real wood cabinetry, Alde heat, and four-season construction to half-ton and three-quarter-ton beds. These are premium RVs — you pay more per foot than almost any mainstream brand — but the trade is genuine build quality, tight tolerances, and well-regarded factory support. nuCamp holds an A+ BBB rating and accreditation dating to 2013, and owner reviews skew strongly positive, with praise for craftsmanship, towability, and service. The honest caveats are price, limited interior space, and a thin dealer network. Below is a current range with real specs, real floor plans, and a candid read on what owners love and what to watch.
Here's the part the lot won't tell you: the best nuCamp deals are usually two to four years old. Let the first owner eat the steep early depreciation, then buy a RV that's already been shaken down, with the bugs sorted and the records to prove it. That's exactly the kind of unit our RV buyer's agents hunt for, and we run an independent inspection on every one before you wire a dollar. Already own one and ready to move on? We'll list and sell it through our RV broker service for the retail number it's worth — not the wholesale gutting a dealer offers on trade.
What owners love
- Genuine, hand-built quality. nuCamp's Amish-built cabinetry, tight construction, and four-season Alde hydronic heat draw consistent praise — owners routinely say their small camper feels better built than rigs two or three times the price.
- A famously loyal owner following. Across teardrop and truck-camper reviews nuCamp rates well above the RV-industry norm, and the brand's factory support and component replacements are singled out as unusually good.
- They tow and pack down easy. The T@G and T@B teardrops are light enough for many SUVs and crossovers, and the Cirrus campers slot onto half- and three-quarter-ton trucks for go-anywhere, leave-no-trace camping.
What to watch
- You pay a real premium. nuCamp prices are high per square foot; a small T@B or Cirrus can cost as much as a far larger mainstream travel trailer, and they hold value but rarely sell cheap used.
- Small by design. These are 2-to-4-person rigs with compact wet baths and tight galleys — wonderful for couples and solo adventurers, cramped for families who need bunks and elbow room.
- Thin dealer network and components still need care. Coverage is sparser than the big brands, and like any RV they ride on industry axles, tanks, and appliances — inspect seals, the roof, and the Alde system on any used unit, watching for past water intrusion.
What nuCamp RV owners are saying
nuCamp enjoys one of the strongest owner reputations of any RV builder, sitting well above the roughly 3.5 industry average. On RV Insider the T@B 320 averages about 4.8 out of 5 across 8 reviews — with a perfect 5.0 on overall quality, 4.9 on driving/towing, and 4.6 on livability, floor plan, and factory support — and the broader NuCamp TAB line averages about 4.5 over 14 reviews. The brand's travel-trailer category as a whole averages roughly 4.1 across 11 reviews, with towing (4.5) the standout. Owners repeatedly describe the campers as solidly built, easy to tow, and backed by exceptional factory service, including stories of nuCamp replacing floors, re-wiring systems, and repairing components at no cost. nuCamp RV (operating as Pleasant Valley Teardrop Trailers, LLC) holds an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau and has been BBB accredited since 2013. The honest counterpoints owners raise are the high price for the size, the compact interiors, and isolated water-intrusion reports — for example a floor that rotted from a leaking tail light — so a careful inspection of seals and the roof is still smart on any used unit.
“Everything is so solidly built. Our friends with bigger campers notice the higher quality, too.”
“A very well designed and constructed camper with advanced, reliable equipment and an indoor wet bath.”
“This little teardrop has met just about every expectation that I could have reasonably set.”
“This RV is very well built and has every modern convenience, easy to tow and handles rough roads well.”
“We love our 2023 'little red' NuCamp 400 trailer, just the right fit for 2 people and a large dog.”
“We love this trailer. Has everything we need for the 2 of us. Easy to tow and park.”
Owner feedback summarized from public review sites and forums, each linked above. RVBrokers is independent and not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by nuCamp RV.
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