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Planning on a camping trip but don’t want to bring your tent? Why not bring a whole ‘camping house’? Inside this trailer is all you need and a queen sized bed! I love that it has bookshelves, the whimsical prints on the rug and most specially, the loft!

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Find out how it was built, visit ProtoHaus.

 

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