Western Range Camps Models

Purchased a camp to use specifically for winter time camping. Very solid, well built camp. Has been used extensively in harsh weather, with temps as low as -20 degrees farenheit. Overall we've been impressed with it.

Our sheep camp is doing great.

We are very happy with our camp!

They are well made and made to last. The employees are easy to work with and willing to meet your custom needs.

First, thanks for all of the help and patience in preparing to order our camp. You made sure that we really got what we wanted. From the time we picked up our camp we have really enjoyed it. It pulls great, and is easy to park and set up. This camp is so comfortable. Cooking and cleaning is easy, and everything is easy to get to. You can have people in and not feel crowded.

I really liked the ordering process and the fact that we could come and check out the factory too. One on one personal ordering for me will win every time.

"I have been using the camp a lot, probably more than 50 nights since we got it. It’s been great, I think I like it more than my house. Based on this experience I can make the following observations: • It does really well off road. To get into our property where it currently is requires a mile of driving on 4 X 4 roads that are impassible in a normal car. These roads are severely eroded and there are some serious side hill sections. Although it can be a bit unnerving seeing the trailer leaning way over to one side I have been in and out about 4 times so far without any issues. The clearance, approach and departure angles are also excellent. • The inverter is working fine but it is overkill for us since we aren’t using any appliances. • The solar panels (we requested 450 watts of solar) are providing more than enough power for winter operations, even on cloudy days. I haven’t had to use the generator once since they came on line. The Morningstar charge controller is also excellent. It does a better job fully charging the batteries than the inverter when it is connected to the shore power. The 3 Battle Born 100 ah batteries are also working well although I think I may add another 200 ah to run the AC in the summer (we requested a 12 volt air conditioner). • There was a bit of a learning curve with the composting toilet but now that we have some experience with it I am very happy we made that choice. I wouldn’t be able to remain off grid for weeks like I have been without it. • We almost never use the furnace heating exclusively with the wood stove. Although the small stove provides plenty of heat the larger stove would be nice because it would accept larger pieces of wood. • My favorite feature that I haven’t seen in any other RV is the propane lantern.

We love our Western Range Camp trailer. We have a high-quality unit that was built to last. We were able to visit during the build process and see the quality materials that went into it. The insulation is excellent—it really holds its temperature well! We’ve lived in it through winter temperatures as low as -28°F. Western Range Camps was able to customize our Survivalist model with extras to fit our needs, including insulation on all water lines, Ham radio wiring, antenna mounts, and more. We also love the ability to stay off-grid for extended periods. The solar setup ensures we always have plenty of power. The composting toilet is a great feature because it eliminates the need to deal with black water, and it allows our main water tank to last much longer since it’s not being used for the toilet. It’s great to have flexible options at any time—wood heat or a forced-air furnace, LED lighting or propane, solar/battery power or shore power. We highly recommend Western Range Camps. Heidi will take great care of you and help you get exactly what you need. Thanks, Heidi!

I have been using the camp a lot, probably more than 50 nights since we got it. I am writing this email from it right now. It’s been great, I think I like it more than my house. Based on this experience I can make the following observations: It does really well off road. To get into our property where it currently is requires a mile of driving on 4 X 4 roads that are impassible in a normal car. These roads are severely eroded and there are some serious side hill sections. Although it can be a bit unnerving seeing the trailer leaning way over to one side I have been in and out about 4 times so far without any issues. The clearance, approach and departure angles are also excellent. The inverter is working fine but it is overkill for us since we aren’t using any appliances. The (we did 450 watts for them) solar panels are providing more than enough power for winter operations, even on cloudy days. I haven’t had to use the generator once since they came on line. The Morningstar charge controller is also excellent. It does a better job fully charging the batteries than the inverter when it is connected to the shore power. The 3 Battle Born 100 ah batteries are also working well although I think I may add another 200 ah to run the AC in the summer. There was a bit of a learning curve with the composting toilet but now that we have some experience with it I am very happy we made that choice. I wouldn’t be able to remain off grid for weeks like I have been without it. We almost never use the furnace heating exclusively with the wood stove. Although the small stove provides plenty of heat the larger stove would be nice because it would accept larger pieces of wood. My favorite feature that I haven’t seen in any other RV is the propane lantern.