For anyone who’s interested, here is a little bit about my home for the next six months: a 2018 T@b 320, made by NüCamp. This mid-size T@b (there are smaller and larger versions) is 15’ long and weighs 1,700 lbs dry weight (unloaded, no fluids in the holding tanks). Since my Subaru Outback 4-cylinder has a 3,000 lb towing capacity, this model fits easily within that.

I covered the original upholstery, thinking it would be protected if I ever want to sell (and because, well, me). Inside, there is everything you need: first, ample seating which converts to a single or queen bed.

I knew if I was going to be traveling for any length of time, I would need a bathroom on board, and my T@b, despite its tiny size, has an interior shower and toilet. It also has a kitchen with a sink, two burner range, and refrigerator.

There is plenty of storage for my clothes and necessities, although the Subaru has been largely commandeered by Russ as a rolling bike shop, with all his tools and spare parts, as you can see in the picture above. The T@b even has an air conditioner, though I’m hoping not to have to use that. The TV that came with the camper (I bought it second hand) got removed immediately.

Tows like a dream, and fits easily into even the smallest campsite. even if I do feel like a midget among giants compared to the huge RVs that seem to be the norm most places. It’s a perfectly cozy home for me and my two dogs, with room to spare for when Russ stops by. Right, guys?