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Insulated coolers have improved quite a bit over the years, but they still require that initial bag(s) of ice to keep your foodstuff nice and cool. Eventually that ice will melt, and soon you're digging through slush to pull out that wet bottle of ketchup. And of course you need to replenish the cooler with ice, or risk having things spoil. So back to the gas station or grocery store for more ice. It's a hassle, but it doesn't need to be with a powered cooler.

Have you ever considered alternative heating sources to keep you toasty inside your trailer when the temperatures outside drop? 12V portable heaters can be an easy plug & play option, and with 12V ports located throughout the trailer, you can conveniently place your heater wherever you need it most. Cold feet no more!

The "Women of Vistabule", a grassroots gathering of solo-travel female Vistabulers, continues to grow---this year seeing two separate events happening simultaneously in the Midwest and Mid  Atlantic. With this kind of built-in community, you're never too far away from making new friends and getting outside together. Read on to learn about these great events!

"The best laid plans of mice and women can come crashing down in an instant. On day nine of a three-month trip, our Vistabule (#447 – Ziggy) and car were hit from behind by an 18-wheeler. The accident occurred an hour outside of Dallas—1,800 miles from our home in Boston..."

Life moves fast, with juggling work deadlines and the ever-present demands of family. Finding time for a vacation can feel impossible. But with smart planning and the right gear—like a teardrop trailer—you can maximize your time off. Think of vacations like power naps: take several short trips throughout the year for regular boosts of excitement and rejuvenation. Discover your inner Weekend Warrior with these 5 ways to  make the most of your limited vacation time. 

At Vistabule we love getting people outside. Nature has a special way of touching the soul, that recharges us, inspires us, and brings us joy.  There is no wrong way to be outside, as long as you are making an effort to preserve these delicate places for others and future generations to enjoy. Join us as we explore 9 Great Eco-Friendly Camping Tips designed to bring a smile to our planet and enhance your outdoor adventures.

Vistabule recently built Trailer #900, and we are well on our way to the Big 1,000. But before we get there, let's take a moment to meet the folks that took the keys to #900!

Karen Angelici (#838) is making a name for herself in the Vistabule Community as the VB'er with all the pets. Many of you travel with a dog or two, but Karen has taken that idea to new heights. If you have ever thought about bringing along Fido, or Mittens, or Polly, or all three, read on for some tips and tricks from someone with experience!

Vistabule will officially become a teenager on October 11th, 2024. This marks the 13th anniversary of Bert Taylor first registering the company and venturing out into the world of teardrop trailers. Take a minute to read about our journey thus far!

Over 60 Vistabules were in attendance at this year's Vistabule Gathering in Whitewater State Park. Read on to learn more about this great get together, and start making your plans for the official Vistabule Rally in Itasca State Park in 2025!

7,060 miles. That's how far Arne Stefferud traveled with his Vistabule, ROVN ROUND, on his most recent trip. Read on for all the tips and tricks he learned along the way.

Lily Taylor recently headed out east for the first annual "Women of Vistabule" Gathering, in Maryland. It was to be a trip of firsts – her first time towing a DayTripper, and her first time taking a trailer across the country. Read more about her unique experience, and perhaps find the inspiration to take off on your own adventures.

Jerry Angelo is well known across the Vistabule community for his engineering prowess, trailer modifications, and overall helpfulness for those seeking advice on all things Vistabule. We'd love for you to learn a bit more about one of the many great members of our little community!