The concept of “bugging-out” has its own challenges, not the least of which is where do you live while getting to a place of safety?

One answer to that question might be converting a pull-along, travel trailer into a bug-out living space; check out this one!

With growing uncertainty in the nation, global strife and a host of other scenarios, the rise of the Prepper is growing. And each prepper seems to come an idea of what housing for an emergency situation might look like. That may very well be the incentive for Bill Southworth of Hybrid Propulsion for building what is now becoming known as the stealth camper. His particular build ended up being one of the slickest 80 sq. ft. cargo trailers to date.

To make the trailer more comfortable the sleeping arrangements are for a king size bed while the bed consists of one stationary twin which doubles as a sofa.

When the bed is stowed, a drop down table can be slid into place to make a dining area for four. The entertainment system is a 26″ Samsung LED TV above the bed for Apple TV or HD DirecTV. The printer, computers and WiFi storage is in the cabinet next to the TV.

Southworth designed and built his little cabin on wheels to use solar, battery, and power management and it’s designed to store for on board storage so that Bill and his wife can go for weeks off the grid and even off the radar!

One of the major challenges to bugging out, particularly if you have a long distance to go, is where to stay; if the situation is acute, hotels/motels will be full and pricey and survival camping, unless the trip is short, can be a drag!

One option is this amazing converted travel trailer that serves as a towed living space!

To get more information on his innovative concept, check out The Tiny Life!

Featured Image via The Tiny Life