New nuCamp Product Announcement

scott14

A teaser video from nuCamp about a new product being introduced.

https://youtu.be/xH8sF_kWk8k?si=5FLkIL_n6GbbVvXa

On Facebook, my wife said nuCamp commented that the new camper will be bigger than a 400, but smaller than an Avia.

Excited to see what nuCamp has developed now!

Ikanizer

I wonder if the drawers will stay closed and the screws on the cabinet door hinges will not vibrate loose. 

AnOldUR

I wouldn't say "excited". 
Curious would be a better word. 

qhumberd

Ikanizer said:

I wonder if the drawers will stay closed and the screws on the cabinet door hinges will not vibrate loose. 

We can always hope. I feel bad that our 2019 TAB 400 build was just about flawless, compared to what I hear about more recently. I would still go back to NuCamp as the rest of the industry is worse by many accounts.

ColleenD2

I wonder if this is in response to Scott's new company and the size they are making. I hope not. I haven't seen anything in awhile though,

andytabrv

@ColleenD2 Who is Scott and what is his new company?
(Updated:  Sorry @ColleenD2, I just saw this post that answered my question: Awaken RV from Scott Hubble?)

I'd be really interested in a model slightly larger than the 400.  I think there is still a sweet spot for a slightly larger camper that has slightly more space and storage inside than 400 and around (or sub) 4000 lbs.  While I have seen some other campers in this space (e.g., the InTech Sol Dusk) none of them are built as well as the nuCamps and still have single-pane windows and noisy furnaces.

I love my 400.  It's a 2024 and has been great.  I've mainly done 1-2 night weekend trips.  I did experience a solar panel failure after a year, but I don't blame nuCamp for that and they warrantied the whole replacement (manufacturer defect on the panels.)  I'm gearing up for being empty nest in a handful of years and will want to drag my wife on longer trips.  While I love the T@b 400's cozy size I have a sneaking suspicion she'll want slightly more elbow room.  And more storage would always be nice.  I'd love to be able to carry my chairs in the storage area of my T@b (which I can't do now) or have a built-in awning for quick setup and tear-down.  None of the T@b's current limitations would have me picking any other trailer than my T@b 400 , but in a few years when we can take those longer trips I would definitely reconsider for a little larger trailer (1-3 ft more?) made with nuCamp's quality that is still easily towable and manueverable.

MuttonChops

nüCamp youtube channel has a new teaser video

Most likely filmed during uCamp

My fingers are crossed on this one . . . but not super hopeful, as 360 was a miss for my needs

First Reactions Comments only

andytabrv

Again seems to confirm an Avia-like and Avia-lite (smaller-than-Avia/bigger than 400) camper.  I'm super curious now, especially over the final weight.  

gkreitzburg

Looks like one axle, so shouldn't be too heavy -- but if it takes as long to get to market as the barefoot, we'll all be dead, lol

RCB

I agree w/ MuttonChops the 360 missed . So lets pass on some wants before NuCamp closes the door.

gkreitzburg

Blueespy

RCB said:

I agree w/ MuttonChops the 360 missed . So lets pass on some wants before NuCamp closes the door.

The new camper was discussed briefly at the nucamp August 2025 rally.  We attended and signed up for updates.  Received the following email yesterday.

New issues coming in nuCamp's NEW Travel Trailer

22-ft travel trailer

Walk around bed

True dry bath

Spacious four person dinette that converts into a second sleeping area

High quality Amish craftsmanship fused with European design

Premium components you know and trust - including the Alde Heating and Hot Water system, Nautilus Water Management System and Truma air condition

scott14

The next piece of information has been released, the name of the new travel trailer.  It will be called "Haven".
See the link for more details:

gkreitzburg

They are really teasing it, aren't they? lol

lino

I am a perfect potential buyer
Started out with 2014 Little Guy 6 wide built by Pleasant Valley and currently have a 2017 T&B Q  also built by Pleasant Valley

I will upgrade to a travel  trailer since 400 is too small

Have been in the Q for 5 weeks now on an extended trip with nothing wrong with it just starting to feel the need for a bathroom

Will be interesting to watch roll out and reports from the those using the Haven

Lawyerboy

Full release of the launch is 9-24 at noon I believe, from their video teaser.  Just watched it several times.

gkreitzburg

https://youtu.be/057dKWTQyd4?si=Allb5L0UNV8yNWgN

TwonuCampers

This is awesome! I love my 2019 T@B 400 and am ready for a step up in size, without giving up NuCamp quality!

Binghi

Wake me when the marketing preseason games are over…

andytabrv

Image of Haven in latest placeholder in YouTube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Qlqi7wMaE8

gkreitzburg

full specs are up early -- https://nucamprv.com/haven/

scott14

@gkreitzburg, I am not seeing the full set of specs listed at the link provided.

gkreitzburg

@scott14- dang, it was there yesterday - now /haven redirects to /newtraveltrailer. well, it should be available today at noon.

Horigan

I can see it now. 

Lawyerboy

It looks great.  I wonder how much and when it will be hitting dealer lots.

gkreitzburg

new t@b400 boondocks are retail at $50k+ but realistically sell in the 40 range. I would expect this to be a little above that?

Mistydawn123

I like the twin bed option says it coming later. Price would be helpful. Haven 220 checks a lot of boxes for us, but price is a concern as we are retired and on a budget.

scott14

The nuCamp MSRP is $60,966.  My wife saw this information on the nuCamp Facebook page today.

Lawyerboy

Yeah, at 60k for that trailer, not really something we would do either.  

scott14

We will give it a few years, let someone else take the initial hit on cost, then buy one used.  We still love our 400!

Lawyerboy

I kind of thought it would come in under the Avia pricing MSRP, just above the 400's.  We paid 17k for our gently used 320 CS-S which was only 2 at the time, and you can get into a 400 used for not much more these days.  62 or 61 seems a lot for what you are getting in the Haven.  I agree, let the market settle.  Heck, an Avia now is about 33k.