2026 Outdoors Back Country for Sale

The Back Country is the Outdoors RV trailer built specifically to get off the grid and stay there, the model for hunters, overlanders, and dispersed campers who want to base far from hookups for days at a time. The defining difference is self-sufficiency: most Back Country plans include a standard Cummins Onan 3.6kW onboard LP generator, oversized fresh and waste tanks (the 24KRS carries a 100-gallon fresh tank), heavy LP capacity, and the available solar and battery packages to run a true off-grid base camp. It sits on the same uncompromised ORV four-season platform — enclosed heated and insulated underbelly, triple-layer roof insulation, thermal-pane windows, auto-heated tanks — with the custom cambered off-road chassis, MorRyde suspension, and heavy-duty 5,200-lb axles, and it leans even harder into the rugged, adventure-ready theme. Floor plans run roughly 21 to 29 feet, offered in Mountain Series and Titanium Series trim. The trade-offs are the line's trade-offs plus the weight and complexity of the generator and big tanks: it is heavy, priced high, and needs a capable truck, and there is more onboard equipment to inspect and maintain. For genuine off-grid use, though, few production travel trailers are built to do it as completely. Inspect the generator, slides, door fit, underbelly, and seals on any used unit.

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