Nucamp·Travel Trailer·2025

Nucamp TAB 320 S

Name: Nucamp TAB 320 S
Brand: Nucamp
Price: 29000 USD

4.4across 2,800 reviews on retail listings

|13 ft|1,800 lbs|Sleeps 2

The Nucamp TAB 320 S is a classic teardrop trailer with a rear galley kitchen and cozy sleeping area. Built in the USA with exceptional fit and finish for its size.

CouplesMinimalistWeekend Camping

MSRP from

$29,000

$$ Mid-Range

SolarNone

Slide-Outs0

Specifications

Length

13 ft

Weight

1,800 lbs

Sleeps

Fresh Water

7 gal

Gray Water

N/A

Black Water

N/A

Features

Rear Galley Kitchen

Queen Bed

A/C

USB Outlets

LED Lighting

Stargazer Window

Highlights

Classic teardrop style with modern amenities and build quality

Rear galley kitchen opens up to an outdoor cooking experience

Under 1,800 lbs means nearly any vehicle can tow it

What owners report

Summarized from Reddit and owner forums — not a first-hand test.

The Nucamp TAB 320 S is the teardrop that turned a niche into a movement. Its instantly recognizable curved profile and devoted owner base make it one of the most beloved small trailers on the market, and it backs the looks with substance: it's light and aerodynamic enough to tow behind a Subaru, a four-cylinder, or even a Rivian, and small enough to slot into any campsite or garage. The ALDE hydronic heat and hot-water system is a genuinely premium, quiet, even touch you won't find in most teardrops.

Living in it is an exercise in cozy. With the bed made up there's almost no standing room, and you convert back and forth between the bed and dinette layouts, shuffling bedding each time. Storage is limited and awkwardly shaped, and the ALDE system, while wonderful, asks for some maintenance and a learning curve. It's strictly a two-person trailer with a compact galley that pushes most real cooking outside. None of that surprises owners — they buy it knowing it's small, and they love it anyway, which is why resale stays so strong.

The TAB 320 S is for a couple or solo adventurer who prizes towability, character, and a tiny footprint over space. At around $29K it's premium for the size, but the cult following and resale soften that. Against the larger Nucamp TAB 400 you trade interior room and a more usable layout for the 320's easier towing and tighter footprint — the 400 is the pick if you want to stand up and move around, the 320 if you want to tow it anywhere and park it everywhere. Against a hard-sided Jayco Jay Feather Micro it gives up a bathroom-and-standing-room layout for far more style and a better resale story.

What owners like

+Iconic teardrop styling and a cult following — Nucamp owners are some of the most enthusiastic in all of RVing
+So light and aerodynamic that owners tow it with everything from a Subaru to a Rivian R1T, even a four-cylinder
+Tiny footprint fits into almost any campsite, parking spot, or garage, and is a breeze to back in and maneuver
+The ALDE hydronic heat and hot-water system is quiet, even, and genuinely pleasant — a premium touch in a teardrop
+Build quality is reasonably solid and the cabin is remarkably quiet inside
+Wet bath option means you get a real toilet and shower in a teardrop, which most rivals lack
+Excellent resale — TAB 320s hold value better than almost any other small trailer

Common complaints

−Interior storage is limited and the spaces are awkwardly shaped and hard to access
−The ALDE system is lovely but needs maintenance attention and adds complexity owners must learn
−Strictly a two-person trailer — no room to grow for families
−Premium teardrop pricing means around $29K for very little square footage
−Small tanks limit off-grid duration, though the light load makes refills easy

Questions owners ask

What can tow a Nucamp TAB 320 S?

Almost anything. It's light and aerodynamic enough that owners tow it with small SUVs and crossovers like a Subaru Outback, four-cylinder vehicles, and even EVs like the Rivian R1T. A tow vehicle rated for around 3,500 lbs with the right hitch handles it easily — its low weight is one of its biggest selling points.

Does the TAB 320 S have a bathroom?

The S trim with the wet bath option includes a real toilet and shower in one combined space — a rarity in teardrops. It's tight, as you'd expect in a trailer this small, but it means you don't have to rely on campground facilities. Some configurations skip it, so confirm the specific layout.

Is the TAB 320 or the TAB 400 better?

Depends on your priorities. The 320 is smaller, lighter, easier to tow and park, and more iconic. The 400 gives you standing room, a more usable interior layout, and more living space at the cost of size and towability. Couples who want to truly move around inside lean 400; those who want maximum go-anywhere ease lean 320.

What's the ALDE heating system and is it worth it?

ALDE is a hydronic system that circulates warm fluid to heat the cabin and provide hot water, and owners describe it as quiet, even, and far more pleasant than a typical forced-air RV furnace. The trade-off is that it adds complexity and needs periodic maintenance, so there's a small learning curve, but most owners consider it a highlight.

Is the TAB 320 S comfortable for two people?

It's cozy. Two people fit, but with the bed deployed there's very little standing room, and you convert between bed and dinette modes by moving the bedding. Storage is limited and awkward. Couples who embrace the minimalist teardrop lifestyle love it; anyone wanting room to spread out should look at a larger trailer.