Hi, We bought a Jumping Jack trailer to tow behind our Jeep Wrangler. It is a tent trailer, but not a pop up tent trailer. All it is, is a tent on wheels. Ours has 2 double beds in it and a small table. That\'s it! It is just like sleeping in a tent but you are off the ground and you are in a bed. It sets up in about 10 min. or less and takes about the same amount of time to take down. A couple of the neat things about it is, once it is folded down for towing you can put 2 quads on top of it or motorcycles a side by side, golf card. Or just strap stuff down to it. Then if you need a utility trailer you just pull the tent bag with frame inside out and you have a trailer for what ever. It tows great behind our Jeep and is made for taking it down rough trails and roads without damaging it. We love ours. So if you want something to tow behind your small vehicle but want something you can walk around in and be up off the ground this may be what you are looking for. http://www.jumpingjacktrailers.com There are video\'s and pictures of setting it up and taking it down. Just so you know I don\'t get anything for writing this and I\'m not part of Jumping Jack trailers. I just think that those that want to get to those hard to drive to places and want to drag along a trailer this one is great in our book. If you send me your Email I will send you a couple of pictures of our camp in the Fort Rock area of Oregon. I tried to post them but they are to big. And I\'m not a computer whiz so I don\'t know how to make them smaller. Sorry. rupe Proper storage is essential to maximizing and prolonging the life of your tent trailer. The Jumping Jack Tent Trailer comes in an 18 oz. vinyl coated polyester bag to protect it and other interior materials. While the tent is folded, this bag will help to shield it from dirt and grime that comes with the outdoor travels. However, when you are not enjoying outdoor adventures with your tent trailer, the vinyl coated polyester bag is not meant for extended storage. It is also not intended to thoroughly protect the tent from prolonged exposure to inclement weather or sunlight. Using appropriate storage covers, and following some simple procedures are vital to protecting and maintaining your trailer while not in use. In order to prolong the life of your tent trailer we recommend the following: Inspect tent and interior materials after each use and after each travel. You must ensure that all material is thoroughly dry before storing to avoid mildew and other damage. Adequately cover the trailer to prevent prolonged exposure to moisture and sunlight by use of a Jumping Jack Trailer Storage Cover or other appropriate covering. Periodically inspect materials to verify that the covering is effective and adequately protecting you tent trailer.