We already have 6 nights in our go this summer, which puts us over 130 nights total in now our 6th season!! we are leaving this Saturday for a 2.5 week trip to Banff and Jasper…sure am glad i could convince my wife to allow me to buy our go, sight unseen, way back when!

We have been using our GO as a way to move my daughter’s belongings to a new apartment in the Bronx. I had several people talking to me about the trailer…always a unique treat to talk about it. My daughter was amazed how versatile the GO is. As parking is at a premium by her apartment we unhitched the trailer to easily park it curbside to unload her gear. What a great piece of engineering.

We live in Tucson, I bought my GO 3 years ago for my two kids. I surprised my kids with a random trip to pick it up in Ohio and then disappeared into the Colorado Rockies for a couple weeks. We absolutely love it… since then it’s been to Alaska, Key West, Michigan, Canada… twice, the Rockies and more. Every time that things attached to my car, people crowd around and want to talk about it.

We just arrived home from our “maiden voyage” to Florida with our brand new GO. Try as we might we are finding it difficult, if not impossible, to suggest a design improvement. The GO is perfect. Our GO came through a 35 mph wind storm and flooding rains without any problem, the durability of the GO has been really impressive. It is easy to see that the GO was designed by some very smart people with keen foresight. Consider us very happy GO Owners!

In the year that I’ve had my GO I’ve been on 13 trips. I think my most memorable was at Douthat State Park- a great place for mountain biking and sightseeing. It was stormy, rainy, windy- the park ranger first said we could be stuck in the campsite if the river overflowed. Several hours later he returned to let us know of tornado warnings!! We stuck it out and survived. Luckily we had great shelter in the GO!!!

We shopped for our Outback last spring and coordinated the purchase of our GO just after the purchase of our Subaru.  We had both in mind as “the boomer toys of choice”.  We couldn’t be more elated…they are like biscuits and gravy, like strawberries and cream, like sauerkraut on your bratwurst, like horseradish with roast beef.  Some things just work well together!  The Subaru’s rear deck complements storage of camping/kayaking/biking supplies with the GO’s hauling abilities.  Our mpg were hardly affected at all and visibility was not hampered when towing, either in the travel or transport mode.

Our whole family loved the Go. I loved how I could move it around by hand to get to a flat spot in a non-electric site within the campground. That never would have been possible for a traditional RV or pop-up. It really is a fantastic piece of gear. Thank you!

Dear Mr. Dempsey, Thank you for showing us that small camper thing, it was really cool. I told my mom and dad about it and they liked it alot. I hope they buy one so I can try it out, and again thank you for showing us that camper. I hope I get one for Christmas. – Dear Mr. Dempsey, Thank you for showing us all that cool stuff you designed. I what to be an Industry al designer when I’m older. My favorite thing we looked at was the tent trailer. The other stuff I’ve seen before, but the tent trailer was awesome. I like it because it is bizaare.

We love the team at SylvanSport. Their passion drives ours, and it’s a huge part of why we’ve been so successful with their products. We share that passion with everyone that comes in to look at the SylvanSport GO and GO Easy. The SylvanSport GO and GO Easy really are the coolest and we want people to experience them, in all their different forms, loaded with as much gear as we can get our hands on, in an environment that aims to be just as cool. There’s no shortage of buyers as well as no shortage of excitement on our lot; we’re selling SylvanSport products to people from all over the US and Canada… from Iowa to Colorado to Nova Scotia. It’s one of the coolest products the RV industry has ever seen.

SylvanSport is a feel good success story of the highest order. They manufacture intelligently designed trailers, aka toy haulers, in North Carolina. SylvanSport have quickly made a name for themselves in our paddlesports industry, particularly with the Go Easy Adventure Trailer, which is good for hauling bikes, kayaks, and camping gear. Many times I’ve been on the phone with customers talking trailers and when I mention we have the Go Easy in stock, the customer’s enthusiasm jumps. “We’re going to come check them out,” is the standard response. That’s what you want from a product, it excites people and motivates them to come through your door.

SylvanSport has generated a lot of response on social media and has been a big plus for our inbound marketing. In fact, our SylvanSport brand page ranks in our top 10 entry pages and brings in 100-200 new unique visits from across the US and Canada each month.

I tell people all the time how much fun and refreshing it is to sell Sylvansport Mobile Adventure Gear! We are dealing with very active clientele that we would normally never see on our lot, because of the versatility and tow-ability of the trailer. The transactions are always quick and easy.

The GO is an amazing product and SylvanSport has been a great company to work with. They give their dealers big territories and we really appreciate that. At our showroom, the GO has been a real head turner. Displaying one GO in the up position (Camping Mode) and one down (both Travel Mode and Transport Mode) is the only way to display the product, to get the best ‘bang for the buck.

The response to the SylvanSport Go has been overwhelming! We can’t believe how many people are inquiring about the product on a daily basis. We had some sold before they even arrived at our dealership. Great product and a great company to work with.

We have always been the traditional RV dealer selling Pop-ups, travel trailers, and fifth wheels.  We ran across this unique outdoor company, right in our own backyard – selling this cool looking, brightly colored camping trailer.  GO is a utility trailer, a toy hauler, and a camper wrapped up in one awesome package. Along with its unique design, the quality is unsurpassed.  Offering these campers has allowed us to serve a whole new customer base that the traditional RV dealer never knew existed.  This really is the Coolest. Camper. Ever!

The uniqueness and ingenuity make the GO an incredibly popular product at the RV shows and in our showroom. When people see the versatility and quality, in person, they really understand what makes this so unique.

Prior to signing up with SylvanSport, we were slightly skeptical of how the product would do here amongst our current lineup of much larger RV products.. Now looking back, we are certainly glad we did and this product has definitely broadened our customer base. Earl, Kyle, and the SylvanSport team have been great to work with!

I will soon be celebrating 30 years in this industry, and I can’t remember a time being more excited about any other product than I am over the GO! The Go hit me much more on a personal level than it did on the business level.  I have many friends and family members I want to have enjoy one of these campers!

I have been waiting for some innovative product to come along and change the face of this industry.  The GO taps into a market previously untouched by the RV world, namely the outdoor enthusiast! Customers walk into my showroom, see the Go set up and go to it first, then forget the reason they came in the first place.  This camper has dramatically increased the time customers spend in my store.

We’ve been looking for a product like this for our customers.  The ability to carry such a variety of boats and bikes at one time make this the most unique gear-hauling camping trailer we’ve ever seen. We HAD to have it. Everybody who loves to paddle, fish and camp, will love the SylvanSport GO. It makes everything so simple.

We are looking forward to bringing the SylvanSport GO to our area. GO is perfect for the California RV buyer, that wants a multi-functional vehicle they can pull with their smaller vehicles.

There’s something to be said for old school camping. No five-star tents and butlers serving boeuf bourguignon and Bordeaux. Just you and nature. But there’s no reason to rough it. Check out the compact, ergonomic SylvanSport GO camper. It’s basically a tent on wheels that can be towed by even a Hybrid or Mini Cooper. While loaded down with seven bikes. Or a boat.
The compact pop-up camper with its tig-welded aluminum frame is super lightweight at less than 850 pounds. Yet it can schlepp all of your gear, from surfboards and bikes to kayaks and skis.

The Swiss Army Knife of trailers? A godsend for adventurous small car owners? A bright green blemish on the vast wasteland of asphalt we call an Interstate system? You decide. The SylvanSport Go Camper Trailer is unique in its versatility, as it weighs only 840 lbs., yet can pack up to a dozen bikes, kayaks, two dirt bikes, an ATV, or whatever form of transportation you require, while still functioning as a camper, with insulated bed platforms, a self-inflating mattress, and a secure entry — everything you need to hold your own private X Games in the woods.

The GO is the camper answer for the Apple tech set: innovative, user friendly, beautifully designed and painfully expensive. It’s an excellent compact alternative to standard pop-up campers, with the bonus of lots of gear towing and storage versatility, though the price is almost double what we’d expect.I spent a good hour going over all the well-engineered details that went into the GO. Like an Apple product, the GO solves issues that I didn’t even know I was going to have (airflow inside the camper to name one) when taking my family of four camping in Colorado’s Rockies Mountains. The more time spent in the GO, the more I grew to appreciate what its builders in North Carolina did.

If your passion is being on the water, then the SylvanSport GO is the ultimate gear-hauling trailer for you. Whitewater boating, sea-kayaking, canoeing, or fishing, GO is the perfect lightweight camping trailer that securely and easily carries up to a dozen boats. Even fully loaded with kayaks, the GO can be towed behind the smallest of cars like the Subaru Outback, Honda Element, even hybrids. Forget about struggling to hoist those boats on top of your vehicle. The GO’s super-strong rack system can be loaded at its chest-high position, and smaller boats can ride securely on the deck. Easy! You can also rest assured, knowing that whether it’s a load of friends with creekers, or just you and your Kevlar touring boat, the GO’s brilliantly engineered frame, deck, and suspension will keep your gear safe and sound.

SylvanSport offers outdoor enthusiasts some of the lightest, most versatile trailers in the business. Now it’s teaming up with Goal Zero to bring solar power to its flagship gear-hauling, overnighting GO trailer. The trailer is part of Goal Zero’s Solar Ready initiative, which looks to integrate solar panels and battery packs into a variety of common outdoor gear. It’s been a few years since we covered the original GO trailer, and it’s still one of the most versatile trailers we’ve ever seen. Its skeletal expandable frame and rack-mountable roof accommodate all kinds of sports equipment, tools and gear, and the four-person tent drops down smoothly from the roof box. It’s an ultra-versatile, lightweight way of pursing your favorite outdoor activities for days on end.

Resembling  the progeny of a one night stand between an Ifor Williams trailer & an Ariel Atom, the SylvanSport Go appears at first glance to be a pared-down version of the sort of thing your local gardening firm might use to cart lawnmowers around in if designed by Jonny Ive (for those of you not in the thrall of Apple’s every product release, he designed the iPod, iPad, iPhone, etc). This thing can go from being the low profile futuristic-looking trailer we’d just been wandering round, to the airy & spacious accommodation we were now currently sitting inside, because, in a feat of packaging of which the afore-mentioned Jonny Ive would be proud, all the hi-tech, rip-stop fabric currently sheltering us from the West Sussex elements stows neatly away into that deceptively slim roof-box we’d spotted earlier.

We all drool over the $20,000 teardrops, but the Go Trailer ($10,000) costs half as much and is twice as useful.

It’s a toy hauler—you can stick an ATV or several bikes in the pop-up main compartment or haul bikes and boats on the racks up top. Once you get where you’re going, a five-person tent folds out for camping in comfort. Even better: the thing only weighs 840 pounds (dry weight) so nearly any car can tow it.

The GO trailer is basically a combination ultralight pop-up camper/gear mover. From our perspective it’s a perfect mobile base camp for bike adventures and endurance races (24-hour or stage races). It has a roof rack, compatible with both Thule and Yakima bike racks (or Kayak racks or storage boxes), and the trailer can be slightly popped up for transporting a grill, ATV or other larger bulky items. The GO pops up and folds out to offer two bed/benches and a table (with 6 feet and 6 inches of interior standing height), and the interior can be converted into one big king-and-a-half sized bed to sleep 4 people with storage space underneath. The whole unloaded unit weighs a claimed 840 pounds, with just a 70 pound tongue weight, so it’s easy to wheel around by hand off the car.