What Expedition Portal covered
Expedition Portal put the 2027 Basecamp under the lights, and they didn't soften the pitch: this is the only Jeep-licensed camping trailer you can actually hitch up and drag into the dirt.
Their write-up walks through the stuff that matters when the pavement quits — the articulating hitch that lets the trailer twist instead of fight, the all-terrain rubber, the ground clearance that keeps rocks out of your business, and a rooftop tent that turns a pull-off into a bedroom in about the time it takes to crack a drink. Graeme Bell frames the Basecamp as a rig for people who plan trips around trailheads, not campground reservations, and that's exactly who we built it for.
What we like about the coverage is that it skips the brochure talk. It looks at the trailer the way an owner does: can it take the hit, can one tired person set it up at dusk, and does it still work on the fifth night out. Short answer — yeah, it's tough as hell, and it's meant to be used, not admired.
Want to see the whole rig? Dig into the Basecamp specs or build your own on the configurator.
Get the full spec sheet on the ADDAX Basecamp or rig your own in the trailer configurator.
