Tiny TigerMoth Camper generates power while being towed

Taxa Outdoors's camper, the <a href="https://taxaoutdoors.com/ultra-light-trailers/tigermoth-camper-trailer/">TigerMoth</a>, is a compact home on wheels geared towards traveling adventurers. The lightweight camper sleeps two, has LED lights, and more excitingly, comes with a built-in electrical system that generates energy while being towed. The camper's battery can store energy for at least seven days, making <a href="http://inhabitat.com/tag/off-grid-living/">off-grid living</a> easier than ever before.

Although certainly compact, the camper sleeps two comfortably and thanks to its lightweight size of just 900 pounds, can be towed virtually anywhere.

The unique side latch allows for easy access and the large window allows for amazing views and air circulation.

Built with adventurers in mind, the small structure has a roof rack system for bikes or kayaks, a tongue-mounted toolbox, and a roof cargo deck for additional gear storage.

The compact size of the TigerMoth makes it extremely easy to store.

There is 5.5 square feet of countertop for food preparation or work space. Along with various hooks and bungees, two large cubbies provide extra storage space.

Although solar panels have to be ordered, the camper roof is pre-wired for installation.

As far as the basic amenities, the tiny camper can sleep two people comfortably and comes with LED lighting installed in the kitchen area and sleeping area.

The camper's tow vehicle connection recharges the battery while on the road, providing enough electricity for at least seven days of off-grid living.