A no-slide travel trailer can still feel open, comfortable, and ready for extended trips. The 2027 inTech Aucta Sycamore brings a 30-foot layout, off-road-ready hardware, flexible sleeping space, and upscale materials into a trailer that weighs about 7,000 pounds, depending on options.
In the video at the end of this post, we get a tour from PJ at Princess Craft.
A lightweight build with serious capability
The Aucta Sycamore uses inTech’s fully welded aluminum cage construction. The chassis, walls, and roof form a connected structure designed for strength without excess weight. It also has a one-piece roof, high-gloss exterior, frameless windows, standard off-road tires, and a triple-tube frame.
A front windshield adds natural light to the bedroom, while its padded exterior cover helps protect the glass during travel.
A kitchen built for real meals
Matte cabinet doors, real Formosa wood panels, plywood cabinetry, dovetail drawers, and soft-close hardware give the kitchen a finished residential feel.
Thinscape solid-surface counters continue over the farmhouse sink with two stable matching covers for added prep room.
The kitchen also includes a three-burner stove, microwave convection oven, 10-cubic-foot refrigerator, built-in trash can, and deep pullout drawers. A dedicated counter outlet, USB and USB-C ports, accent lighting, and a panoramic window make the space useful day or night.
Flexible living space and easy power management
The PVC vinyl sofa resists peeling and cracking, and its pullout footrests convert into a 45-by-71-inch bed. A stowable table clips into a dedicated wall-mounted storage spot, with its pedestal stored separately in a nearby cabinet.
Two air conditioners, two MaxxAir fans, a Bluetooth stereo, and several charging ports support longer stays. Near the entry, a battery disconnect switch helps preserve battery power during storage. One-touch awning controls and tank monitoring are also close at hand.
A bunk room that becomes an office
The rear room switches between a workstation and bunks without a complicated setup. The desk slides outward for more workspace, while the upper and lower beds fold down when needed. The upper bunk measures 34 by 75 inches, and the lower bunk measures 34 by 81 inches.
A cargo door provides access for bulky equipment such as e-bikes or storage tubs. Nearby, the bathroom includes a porcelain toilet, wide vanity, large mirror, separate shower area, and a curtain-free shower door that seals closed.
A private front bedroom
A barn door closes off the bedroom, where a 60-by-80-inch walk-around queen bed sits below the front windshield. The room includes a high-end foam mattress, smart TV, bedside outlets, USB and USB-C ports, reading lights, cubbies, and overhead storage.
Gas struts hold the bed up for access to the large under-bed storage compartment. A second air conditioner and MaxxAir fan help keep the bedroom comfortable behind the closed door.
Outdoor cooking and off-grid options
The exterior kitchen combines a removable griddle, folding counter, deep sink, and temperature-controlled cooler. Quick-connect water and propane lines avoid loose hoses and make setup faster.
Tank capacity includes 90 gallons fresh water, 52 gallons gray water, and 30 gallons black water. Standard solar is rated at 200 watts. The optional off-grid package adds 800 watts of solar, a 3,000-watt inverter, and a 460-amp-hour lithium battery. Exterior hookups include waterproof Starlink connectivity, portable solar input, cable, and satellite.
MSRP starts at about $87,000. Learn more about inTech Aucta Sycamore trailers here.
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