Answer truthfully, have you ever seen a cuter, more charming camper? We already know the answer: No, you have not.
We found this on the CampingRoadTrip.com Facebook page (a favorite of ours for finding images like this), but don’t know anything else about it. Do you? All we know is that it is darn cute and we’d love to have a morning coffee at that sweet table out front. Are we invited?
If you know anything about this camper, please let us know. Or tell us about other “cottage campers” in the comments.
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From the roof line I think this is a Serro Scotty brand travel trailer.
Absolutely cute. Something different than the gray, brown, and white swoops and swirls. I only wish I was that talented!
Great talent, I would love to see what she did with the inside. Thank you Peggy Bradley for the link to the rest of the outside and back story. Cindy, I agree with you completely, problem is it seems to be a thing today that someone has to complain no matter what the subject. Happy Trails to All !!
The three dimensional painting is excellent and enhanced by the outroor decor. Kudos to the artist.
I don’t know anything about this particular one but it reminds me of the typical ones owned by members of the “Sisters on the Fly” club. A number of years ago my RV club were at an RV park where the Sisters were also having a rally. They were eager to show us their campers.
Check out the HOUSES ON WHEELS section in RV TRAVEL’S document WHO MAKES WHAT
https://www.rvtravel.com/whomakeswhat
Lynn Risor – it’s a 1960’s Shasta https://www.littlethings.com/vintage-trailer-painted-victorian-house
Thanks, Peggy! That’s really neat to see how it evolved! 😀 —Diane at RVtravel.com
NO,NO,No! It is a 1969 or newer Serro Scotty 15ft. Highlander. Had a 1968 years ago and have had 5 Scotty’s since. Signed: “Scotty Nut”
That is really cool. The person or persons that did the painting on this trailer could very well start a lucrative business doing RV’s .
Hey, Grumpies, it’s called Glamping. If they have a truck they can cart all that stuff and with that little trailer will not be overweight. Not that much to setting up this old vintage trailer. The artist was amazing.
Looks like this is a 15′ Serro Scotty Highlander. Wonderful old trailers
You are entirely correct!
WAY COOL. THE ARTIST DOES GOOD WORK
Cute in a ticky tacky sort of way. Clearly a seasonal setup as the glitz would require a large pickup to cart it along and the doorway hardly looks roadworthy. Not my taste.
It looks tacky to me. More like something you would find in a backyard for a kid. Plus, you have enough to do to set up, why all the extra fluff?