Why OPUS
Camper?

“Traveling more than 5,000 miles and through 15 states, the OPUS performed flawlessly. Some of the highlights were the Badlands, Custer State Park and Devils Tower. We could not stop at any gas station, drive-thru or store without folks coming over to ask about the OPUS.”

“The next day we stopped and signed our name at the Mojave Mailbox. We then took another detour up to the lava tubes and went inside and got some amazing photos.”

“We have a 2008 Lexus GX for our off-road adventures and just added the Opus2 to make sure Chip (our dog) gets the comfort he deserves.”

“It is hands down the best trailer I have ever towed.”

“The Opus lets us get out to the most remote places, and make a campsite with the luxury and comfort of a fantastic kitchen, a fridge, and all the amenities, yet we're still so remote.”

“The OPUS OP LITE is the perfect foldable RV for solo or couple off-road camping. With a 20-gallon freshwater tank and queen-sized bed, two people can camp off-grid easily for two days, making the OP LITE ideal for weekend escapes. The camper is towable with a Jeep or small SUV, making it even easier to own and use.”

“My first impression of OPUS Campers' OP13 was that it was made to a quality standard. Having owned and reviewed lesser quality brands before, there were a number of things that stood out, such as heavy-duty hinges on the cabinetry, solid slide components, gas struts that actually work like they should, and just a solid build overall.”

“The first real test of our new OP13 was three nights at Shenandoah National Park (all three nights were low 30s). I love the ease of setup, and we were the envy of the camp group.”

“With that off-road spec, the OP13 handled it all easily. The higher speed cruising to and from the OPUS factory was no problem either.”

“The OP15 was perfect again. The Truma Combi heater kept us warm at night and allowed for hot showers, and the solar panels were able to charge the batteries, which were at 70% in the morning, back up to 100% by 2:00pm.”

“Trips like this show how much easier travel feels when your setup works with you, not against you.”

“The weather was rainy and windy, but the annex kept everything safe and dry. Assateague Island was a great destination, with fantastic views of the Bay and amazing encounters with wild horses.”

“We were close to pulling the trigger on another brand, but the Opus hit our radar, and after doing our research and joining the incredible OPUS Facebook community we chose the OPUS 4 Off-road. Truth be told, it is way more capable than we would need for 80% of our trips but you don't want to forego that 20% because your expensive fancy camper can't make it there.”