About This Rig Welcome to one of the most capable off-grid travel trailers you'll find on Outdoorsy. This 2021 Outdoors RV Timber Ridge 23DBS isn't your average rental — it's a hand-built, four-season, backcountry-ready basecamp with a serious power system that lets you live comfortably off-grid for a week or more, anywhere your truck can take you. Hand-built in Eastern Oregon by a small team that designs specifically for the mountains, snow, and dirt roads of the American West, Outdoors RV is the gold standard for travel trailers that actually get used hard. While most trailers are built for paved campgrounds with full hookups, this one was made for the places those trailers can't go. The Off-Grid Power System (This is the Game-Changer) This is what separates this rig from 95% of trailers out there: 460Ah Lithium Battery Bank — massive usable capacity. Run lights, fans, water pump, fridge, USB chargers, and TV for days without shore power or sun 400W Solar Panel System — silently tops off the batteries every sunny day. No generator noise, no fuel runs, no smell 12V Compressor Refrigerator (upgraded from the original propane fridge) — runs efficiently off the lithium bank, cools faster, works on uneven ground (no leveling required), and keeps your propane available for the furnace, stove & water heater USB Type-C Fast-Charging Ports throughout — fast-charge laptops, tablets & phones from anywhere in the trailer. Perfect for remote work and digital nomads Standard USB-A ports + 12V outlets 30 amp shore power capability for when you want it What this means for you: Park deep in the wilderness with zero hookups and live like you're at a luxury campsite. Cold drinks, hot showers, charged devices, lit interior — for days on end. This setup is rare and expensive to build. It's also exactly what serious adventurers are looking for. Truly 4-Season — Yes, Including Winter This is one of the very few travel trailers actually built for cold weather — not just marketed that way. Ski trips, ice fishing, winter elk camps, snowy national parks in January — bring it on: Fully enclosed, insulated & heated underbelly — tanks and plumbing protected even in freezing temps Arctic-rated insulation package in walls, floor, and roof Dual-pane windows — drastically less heat loss and condensation High-output forced-air furnace that keeps up when it's 10°F outside Thermal-rated roof and floor construction Whether you're chasing powder days at the resort, parked at a snowy trailhead in the Rockies, or hunting in late October — this rig keeps you warm, dry, and comfortable while everyone else is shivering in their summer-only trailer. Built for the Backcountry This isn't a "glamping pod" — it's a trail-tested machine. Heavy-duty frame, extra ground clearance, tough suspension built for rough roads. Take it down forest service roads, up mountain passes, into BLM land, or deep into the desert without a second thought. Where most rentals turn back, this one keeps going. Comfortable for 6 — Smart Floor Plan At 27'9" and 6,350 lbs dry, the 23DBS hits the sweet spot — spacious enough for the whole family, nimble enough to tow almost anywhere. Private front queen bedroom with sliding privacy door Bunkhouse with two bunk beds — perfect for kids or extra gear U-shaped dinette that converts to an additional sleeping space Single power slide-out opens up the living area 20-foot power awning creates your outdoor living room Full bathroom: porcelain toilet, tub/shower, skylight Full kitchen: 3-burner stove, oven, microwave, 12V fridge Exterior kitchen for cooking under the stars Ducted A/C + forced-air furnace throughout Tons of interior + pass-through exterior storage Premium Build Quality Outdoors RV trailers are famous for one thing: build quality. Aluminum-framed walls, laminated fiberglass sidewalls, fully walkable roof, residential-grade components, construction rated for real-world abuse. You'll feel the difference the moment you walk inside. Perfect For Families heading to the mountains in summer and winter Digital nomads & remote workers who need real power for laptops + connectivity Couples chasing remote trailheads and stargazing campsites Skiers, snowboarders & ice fishermen who refuse to wait for spring Hunters & anglers going deep into the backcountry Photographers & creatives with gear that needs to stay charged Anyone who wants to camp where the crowds aren't