Our 2021 Free Solo is a cozy and cute teardrop trailer that is easy to tow. This trailer is good for a quick weekend getaway or a longer adventure. She is conveniently small but packed with many amenities to make your trip more enjoyable. This camper would be great for exploring Northern Michigan or the UP and could be used from spring through fall. If you love to camp but are tired of the tent then this is the perfect camper for you. You will be off the ground and don't have to worry about being too hot or cold or getting wet. This camper is also small enough that it can be pulled with a sedan, mid-size SUV or Mini-Van.Included:
• 1300lbs Dry
• 2" ball and hitch
• Electric Brakes
• 20 pound propane
• Heater and A/C
• 24 Gallon Fresh Water Tank
• Kitchen Sink
• 2 Burner Stove
• 12v Cooler Fridge
• ARB awning with LED light strip
• Radio
• Ceiling vent with fan
• Screened windows
• Cookware
• Cleaning supplies
• Bedding and Towels
• Single Bike rack on the roof rack
• 1-1/4" hitch on rear for bike rack
• Pour Over Coffee DripperIf you don't already have an Outdoorsy account, then please use our referral link to get you started on your adventure today! https://www.outdoorsy.com/invite/brentb355595/renterWhat's included• 1300lbs Dry
• 2" ball and hitch
• Electric Brakes
• 20 pound propane
• Heater and A/C
• 24 Gallon Fresh Water Tank
• Kitchen Sink
• 2 Burner Stove
• 12v Cooler Fridge
• ARB awning with LED light strip
• Radio
• Ceiling vent with fan
• Screened windows
• Cookware
• Cleaning supplies
• Bedding and Towels
• Single Bike rack on the roof rack
• 1-1/4" hitch on rear for bike rack
• Pour Over Coffee Dripper
RecommendationsTraverse City State Park offers close access to Traverse City and the Tart Trail. You can jump right on the tart trail from the park and bike all the way to downtown Traverse City. Visit the Sleeping Bear National Lake Shore and Dunes, Glen Arbor, Petoskey, Harbor Springs, Charlevoix. We also love Straits State Park where you can catch a ferry to Mackinac Island. Other things to noteA 7 pin plug and brake controller will be needed to operate trailer brakes and charge trailer battery while driving. An adapter for 4 pin to 7 pin can be provided to be able to operate trailer running and brake lights.
• 1300lbs Dry
• 2" ball and hitch
• Electric Brakes
• 20 pound propane
• Heater and A/C
• 24 Gallon Fresh Water Tank
• Kitchen Sink
• 2 Burner Stove
• 12v Cooler Fridge
• ARB awning with LED light strip
• Radio
• Ceiling vent with fan
• Screened windows
• Cookware
• Cleaning supplies
• Bedding and Towels
• Single Bike rack on the roof rack
• 1-1/4" hitch on rear for bike rack
• Pour Over Coffee DripperIf you don't already have an Outdoorsy account, then please use our referral link to get you started on your adventure today! https://www.outdoorsy.com/invite/brentb355595/renterWhat's included• 1300lbs Dry
• 2" ball and hitch
• Electric Brakes
• 20 pound propane
• Heater and A/C
• 24 Gallon Fresh Water Tank
• Kitchen Sink
• 2 Burner Stove
• 12v Cooler Fridge
• ARB awning with LED light strip
• Radio
• Ceiling vent with fan
• Screened windows
• Cookware
• Cleaning supplies
• Bedding and Towels
• Single Bike rack on the roof rack
• 1-1/4" hitch on rear for bike rack
• Pour Over Coffee Dripper
RecommendationsTraverse City State Park offers close access to Traverse City and the Tart Trail. You can jump right on the tart trail from the park and bike all the way to downtown Traverse City. Visit the Sleeping Bear National Lake Shore and Dunes, Glen Arbor, Petoskey, Harbor Springs, Charlevoix. We also love Straits State Park where you can catch a ferry to Mackinac Island. Other things to noteA 7 pin plug and brake controller will be needed to operate trailer brakes and charge trailer battery while driving. An adapter for 4 pin to 7 pin can be provided to be able to operate trailer running and brake lights.
Our 2021 Free Solo is a cozy and cute teardrop trailer that is easy to tow. This trailer is good for a quick weekend getaway or a longer adventure. She is conveniently small but packed with many amenities to make your trip more enjoyable. This camper would be great for exploring Northern Michigan or the UP and could be used from spring through fall. If you love to camp but are tired of the tent then this is the perfect camper for you. You will be off the ground and don't have to worry about being too hot or cold or getting wet. This camper is also small enough that it can be pulled with a sedan, mid-size SUV or Mini-Van.Included:
• 1300lbs Dry
• 2" ball and hitch
• Electric Brakes
• 20 pound propane
• Heater and A/C
• 24 Gallon Fresh Water Tank
• Kitchen Sink
• 2 Burner Stove
• 12v Cooler Fridge
• ARB awning with LED light strip
• Radio
• Ceiling vent with fan
• Screened windows
• Cookware
• Cleaning supplies
• Bedding and Towels
• Single Bike rack on the roof rack
• 1-1/4" hitch on rear for bike rack
• Pour Over Coffee DripperIf you don't already have an Outdoorsy account, then please use our referral link to get you started on your adventure today! https://www.outdoorsy.com/invite/brentb355595/renterWhat's included• 1300lbs Dry
• 2" ball and hitch
• Electric Brakes
• 20 pound propane
• Heater and A/C
• 24 Gallon Fresh Water Tank
• Kitchen Sink
• 2 Burner Stove
• 12v Cooler Fridge
• ARB awning with LED light strip
• Radio
• Ceiling vent with fan
• Screened windows
• Cookware
• Cleaning supplies
• Bedding and Towels
• Single Bike rack on the roof rack
• 1-1/4" hitch on rear for bike rack
• Pour Over Coffee Dripper
RecommendationsTraverse City State Park offers close access to Traverse City and the Tart Trail. You can jump right on the tart trail from the park and bike all the way to downtown Traverse City. Visit the Sleeping Bear National Lake Shore and Dunes, Glen Arbor, Petoskey, Harbor Springs, Charlevoix. We also love Straits State Park where you can catch a ferry to Mackinac Island. Other things to noteA 7 pin plug and brake controller will be needed to operate trailer brakes and charge trailer battery while driving. An adapter for 4 pin to 7 pin can be provided to be able to operate trailer running and brake lights.
• 1300lbs Dry
• 2" ball and hitch
• Electric Brakes
• 20 pound propane
• Heater and A/C
• 24 Gallon Fresh Water Tank
• Kitchen Sink
• 2 Burner Stove
• 12v Cooler Fridge
• ARB awning with LED light strip
• Radio
• Ceiling vent with fan
• Screened windows
• Cookware
• Cleaning supplies
• Bedding and Towels
• Single Bike rack on the roof rack
• 1-1/4" hitch on rear for bike rack
• Pour Over Coffee DripperIf you don't already have an Outdoorsy account, then please use our referral link to get you started on your adventure today! https://www.outdoorsy.com/invite/brentb355595/renterWhat's included• 1300lbs Dry
• 2" ball and hitch
• Electric Brakes
• 20 pound propane
• Heater and A/C
• 24 Gallon Fresh Water Tank
• Kitchen Sink
• 2 Burner Stove
• 12v Cooler Fridge
• ARB awning with LED light strip
• Radio
• Ceiling vent with fan
• Screened windows
• Cookware
• Cleaning supplies
• Bedding and Towels
• Single Bike rack on the roof rack
• 1-1/4" hitch on rear for bike rack
• Pour Over Coffee Dripper
RecommendationsTraverse City State Park offers close access to Traverse City and the Tart Trail. You can jump right on the tart trail from the park and bike all the way to downtown Traverse City. Visit the Sleeping Bear National Lake Shore and Dunes, Glen Arbor, Petoskey, Harbor Springs, Charlevoix. We also love Straits State Park where you can catch a ferry to Mackinac Island. Other things to noteA 7 pin plug and brake controller will be needed to operate trailer brakes and charge trailer battery while driving. An adapter for 4 pin to 7 pin can be provided to be able to operate trailer running and brake lights.
2021 Braxton Creek Free Solo
Length
13 ft
13 ft
Gross Weight
1,320 lbs
1,320 lbs
Sleeping arrangements
1 bed
Queen bed
1
1
Host add-ons
10x10 EZUP Canopy
Solo Stove Ranger
2021 Free Solo Tear Drop
Dates
Guest reviews
5
Excellent
5 reviews
Overall rating
5
4
3
2
1
Communication
5
Cleanliness
5
Maintenance
5
Value
5
Listing accuracy
5
Review summary
Highly communicative, supportive host
Brent provided fantastic communication, offering a thorough walkthrough for first-timers and remaining available to answer questions during the trip.
Effortless towing, comfortable interior
Guests consistently noted the camper was super easy to tow, barely noticeable behind various vehicles. It also offered a clean, cozy interior, and a well-stocked kitchen with nice amenities.
Features
2021 Braxton Creek Free Solo
- Sleeps 2
- 2 seatbelts
- Gross weight: 1,320 lbs
- Sleeps 2
- 2 seatbelts
- Gross weight: 1,320 lbs
Amenities
- Bath towels
- Hot water
- Electric hookup
- Audio Inputs
- Radio
- Stove
- Refrigerator
- Kitchen Sink
- Bath towels
- Hot water
- Electric hookup
- Audio Inputs
- Radio
- Stove
- Refrigerator
- Kitchen Sink
Nearby places to stay
Traverse City, MI • Exact location provided after booking
1. Fox Run Family Campground & RV Park
Fife Lake, MI • 21 miles away
2. Leelanau Pines Campground
Cedar, MI • 9 miles away
3. Timberline Campground
Benzonia, MI • 21 miles away
4. Timber Ridge Resort
Traverse City, MI • 11 miles away
5. Tippy Dam Campground and Cabins
Wellston, MI • 35 miles away
Availability and RV fit not guaranteed. Please verify directly with campgrounds before booking.
Traverse City, MI • Exact location provided after booking
Rules and policies
•Small Pets are Welcome
• No SMOKING/FESTIVALS OR TAILGATES
•Small Pets are Welcome
• No SMOKING/FESTIVALS OR TAILGATES
- Pet friendly
- No music festivals
- No tailgating
- No smoking
- Unlimited mileage
- No generator
Cancellation: Flexible
Meet your host, Brent
Member since 2022
We are a family of 4 that bought our first camper about 5 years ago when your youngest son was about 1 year old. We currently have 2 boys that are 6 and 10. We love to camp in northern Michigan in the summer and have also recently started hitting some national parks in other states. We have rented 3 camper vans through outdoorsy for our personal adventures and have recently seen Joshua Tree, Grand Canyon, Yosemite and Pinnacles National Park. We love renting and wanted to take our turn at being a host and letting other people experience what we have.
We are a family of 4 that bought our first camper about 5 years ago when your youngest son was about 1 year old. We currently have 2 boys that are 6 and 10. We love to camp in northern Michigan in the summer and have also recently started hitting some national parks in other states. We have rented 3 camper vans through outdoorsy for our personal adventures and have recently seen Joshua Tree, Grand Canyon, Yosemite and Pinnacles National Park. We love renting and wanted to take our turn at being a host and letting other people experience what we have.
