The Lodge
24' CONCEPTSpread out, unpack, and make camp feel like home. A full-size retreat with space for a kitchen, bath, and your choice of sleeping layout.
Couples or crewDemountableResidential comfort
A REAL CABIN. WHEREVER CAMP IS.
Bring the lodge.
Stay a while.
Rugged portable cabins for hunting season,
remote weekends, and the long way home.
BUILT AROUND A STEEL BASETRANSPORT. SET DOWN. SETTLE IN.ROOM FOR THE WHOLE SEASON
FIND YOUR BASE CAMP
Three ways to get away.
A lodge for longer stays. An all-terrain retreat.
And a private cabin for each hunter.
The All-Terrain
14' CONCEPTA shorter base camp with a rugged trailer concept and gear storage built around the way you travel. Keep the muddy stuff outside.
Compact layoutsHigher clearanceExterior gear storage
The Solo
8′ × 10′ CONCEPTYour own space to sleep, unpack, and recharge. Two independent cabins can travel end-to-end on one compatible trailer, then set down separately at camp.
Private sleeping cabinTwo-cabin transport optionQuick-connect mounts
Concept dimensions shown. Final dimensions, capacity, weight, towing requirements, and fitment are confirmed with your build.
MORE CABIN. MORE POSSIBILITIES.
Get there.
Make yourself
at home.
A removable cabin and quick-connect mounts give you a place to stay without keeping the trailer under it all season. Choose a complete trailer package or adapt your existing trailer.
Take camp with you.
Choose a complete cabin-and-trailer package, or a cabin with weld-on quick-connect brackets for a compatible existing trailer.
Set it down.
The corner jack concept lifts the cabin clear so the trailer can pull away. Level it on a suitable prepared site.
Stay for the season.
Choose sleeping space, a kitchen and bath package, climate control, and storage that suit your stay.
YOUR TRAILER. OUR CABIN.
Weld it on.
Connect. Go.
Already have a trailer? Choose the cabin-only package with weld-on quick-connect brackets. The brackets stay on your trailer and mate with the cabin base, so the cabin can be secured for transport and released for unloading.
Weld-on trailer bracketsMatching cabin connectionsRemovable cabin
Bracket locations, locking hardware, trailer frame suitability, and payload capacity are confirmed during fitment review.
Configure for your trailer
PACK FOR THE STAY
A place for
every piece
of gear.
Lockable side lockers. A tongue toolbox. Roof cargo. Dedicated mounts for tools and firewood. Choose what goes with you.
Explore gear packagesSHARE THE TRIP. KEEP YOUR OWN SPACE.
Two hunters.
Two cabins.
One trailer.
The Solo gives each hunter a separate entrance and a private place to sleep. Transport two cabins together, unload them individually, and arrange camp the way you want.
8′ × 10′ per cabinSingle bed + gear storageIndependent entrances
The standard Solo concept uses shared camp bathroom facilities. A pair needs at least 20′ of usable deck plus mounting and unloading clearance. Finished weight, trailer capacity, and fitment are confirmed before specifying transport.
Build your Solo package
OPTIONAL SIDE PORCH · DEPLOYED CONCEPTMAKE ROOM FOR THE OUTSIDE
Fold down.
Spread out.
Add a side porch for morning coffee, a place to pull off your boots, or a little more room at camp. The hinged deck deploys beside the cabin and folds upright for transport.
- Adjustable support legs
- Folding railings and entry steps
- Side-entry cabin configuration
Available to configure with either model. Porch size, transport locks, and load capacity are confirmed with your build.
Add a porch to your buildYOUR CABIN. YOUR WAY.
Build your base camp.
Start with a model.
Make room for your kind of stay.
BEFORE YOU HEAD OUT
A few things
to know.
Can the cabin come off the trailer?
That is the core design concept: a separate cabin base, corner lifting supports, and quick-connect trailer mounts. Choose a dedicated transport trailer or weld-on brackets for a compatible existing trailer. The lifting system and operating procedure would be engineered for each final model.
Can I use my existing trailer?
Yes—the cabin-only configuration includes a weld-on quick-connect bracket kit for a compatible trailer. Trailer-side brackets remain welded in place; matching cabin connections allow the cabin to be attached for transport and detached at camp. We review the trailer frame, mounting locations, payload capacity, and cabin fit before specifying the kit.
Can two Solo cabins ride on one trailer?
Yes—the paired transport concept loads two 8′ × 10′ cabins end-to-end. Each retains its own base, quick-connect mounts, entrance, and unloading supports. The trailer must have enough usable deck, mounting clearance, and payload capacity for the completed pair. The standard Solo is a private sleeping cabin with shared bathroom facilities at camp.
What can I customize?
Start with a sleeping layout, exterior finish, transport package, and storage options. Kitchen, bath, climate, and off-grid systems can be discussed around your site and length of stay.
What do I need to tow one?
Vehicle, hitch, axle, tire, and braking requirements depend on the finished cabin and trailer weight. Confirm the completed build specifications before selecting a tow vehicle or route.
Can I use it for a hunting lease or remote property?
That is what this concept is built around. Site access, ground conditions, utility needs, and local placement requirements should be reviewed for your property.