I’ve been following Mammoth’s journey for a while now, and I’ve always been impressed by their commitment to quality and innovation. The Mammoth Overland Tall Boy is a unique camper trailer that stands out from the crowd. It’s designed to be a minimalist, off-grid experience, prioritizing functionality and durability over aesthetics.
* **Off-Road Capability:** The Tall Boy is built with a robust chassis and suspension system designed to handle rough terrain. It features a heavy-duty axle and tires, ensuring stability and control even on challenging trails. * **Spacious Living Area:** The trailer boasts a spacious living area with ample room for sleeping, cooking, and relaxing.
Dimensions 16’5”L x 7’4” W x 9’1” H Interior height 6’3” Dry weight 2,900 lbs. Tongue weight 400 lbs. GVWR 5,200 lbs. Track width 74.4″ Ground clearance 22” Wheel/Tire package 17″ steel wheels w/ 33″ BFG A/T KO2 tires, 2 mounted spares on back Suspension Dual, Timbren axle-less Hitch Lock-N-Roll articulating hitch Electronics 100W (2) solar panels, Renogy 400Ah LifePO4 12V battery Accessories Dickenson Marine propane heater, cartridge toilet, rear ladder, Rotopax mounts and gas/water containers, MOLLE panels, roof rack, 23Zero 270-degree awning, Maxtrax traction boards, axle, shovel, Hi-Lift jack, 2,000W inverter, instant hot water, 50-gal. fresh water tank, external swing-out kitchen with 2-burner propane stove, 42-qt. 12V fridge/freezer, sink
Optional extras First 10 (Genesis Edition) TLs come fully accessorized Starting price $72,000 (first 10) Pros Aluminum aircraft-style construction Excellent interior headroom Lots of windows Comfortable king-size mattress Bunk beds convert into a couch Most ground clearance in segment Inside bathroom with shower Cons Tight floor/aisle space Exterior kitchen’s counter too high No side or rear flood lights Bruce Smith Off-Road Camper Trailers Overlanding and backcountry camping have attracted a lot of interest from younger families who love the outdoors and getting far away from the daily hustle and bustle of urban/city life whenever time allows. The typical RV travel trailer isn’t designed for that type of use, especially when the pavement ends and the road to that out-of-the-way destination turns to gravel, sand, or dirt. That’s why “overlanding,” or “off-road” trailers have become the campers of choice.
The downside of the typical overlanding/off-road trailer is they are usually built in either a version of a teardrop-style sleep-inside design, or as a cargo-style trailer set up with a roof-top tent so they can be towed over challenging backroads. Teardrops sleep two inside and typically have less than 4 feet of headroom, while the roof-top sleeping quarters of cargo trailer designs put you 9 feet above the ground. So, trying to accommodate a family of four in either can be challenging, especially when it comes to having a bathroom and a comfortable sleeping space. The larger, tandem-axle off-road camper trailers have more space and features, but can easily top $100K.
This review examines the TL’s design, features, and build quality. We’ll explore its pros and cons, compare it to competitors, and determine if it’s the right overlanding trailer for you. **Design and Features**
The Mammoth Overland TL is a unique overlanding trailer with a minimalist design.
The Tall Boy is designed to be a versatile and adaptable trailer, capable of accommodating a wide range of activities and lifestyles. It can be used for camping, fishing, hunting, and other outdoor pursuits. The trailer’s design features a spacious interior with a comfortable living area, a fully equipped kitchen, and a separate sleeping area.
“We designed this trailer with an aircraft manufacturer’s mindset: to make it really strong, really light, and elegantly functional with minimal moving parts. Our goal was to build a ‘generational’ off-road trailer; one that could be handed down to the next generation, and the next,” says the long-time pilot. Sleep With a View During our camping trip, we made good use of the indoor bathroom, as well as the array of USB and 110V plug-ins. And, we loved the sturdy two-piece door — the steps drop down like an airplane — that was very secure. The other aspect of the Tall Boy that my wife and I both thought was well done was the view the multiple oval-shaped roof windows along the roof sides gave of the surrounding area.
“Windows were an important part of the initial design. I want to experience being outside while flying my Vashon Ranger,” Scott explained prior to us leaving the factory, towing the TL behind his four-door Jeep Wrangler. “The same thing is how I feel about overlanding: I want to be outside experiencing nature. So let’s be outside when we’re inside, have the openness of not being enclosed and cooped up.” As for sleeping accommodations in the Tall Boy, the thick king-sized foam mattress up front is very comfortable. Two big RV-style windows on each side allow a great view and are fully adjustable to open as far as needed for ventilation. They are also fitted with bug screens and shades like a traditional camping trailer.
**A. Maximizing Space and Comfort in Shared Accommodation**
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The bunks are made of solid wood and are designed for two people. Each bunk has a built-in mattress and a headboard. The bunks are positioned to maximize space utilization and offer a comfortable sleeping experience. The bunks are positioned in a way that allows for easy access to the bathroom and the narrow aisle. This is important for safety and convenience. The bunks are designed to be used by two people, each with their own space and privacy.
In addition to the swing-out kitchen, the TL also has a nifty foot-wide, 3-foot-long drop-down side panel for a prep table — or a serving table. And, it opens to reveal a three-shelf pantry that can be accessed from inside or outside. We used the table to hold a portable Kenyon SilKEN smokeless electric 110V grill that plugged into a receptacle inside the body opening. The TL has USB, 12V, and 110V plug-ins conveniently located throughout the trailer. We used it to hold a portable Kenyon SilKEN smokeless electric 110V grill that plugged into a receptacle inside the body opening.
The Mammoth Overland is equipped with a 12-volt system, which powers a variety of appliances and accessories. The 12-volt system is also used to run the onboard generator, which can be used to power the entire vehicle or just specific appliances. ## Storage Solutions
The Mammoth Overland, designed for off-grid adventures, prioritizes efficient storage solutions.
Tall Boy Towing On the road and on the trail, the Tall Boy tows easily because it has about 400 pounds of tongue weight, which makes trailer-induced sway nonexistent — at least, that’s how it towed behind Scott’s four-door Wrangler. The long tongue, Lock ‘N’ Roll articulating hitch, and tandem Timbren Axle-Less suspension helped isolate the Jeep from the trailer when the terrain got a little twisty and rough. The long tongue, 400-pound tongue weight, and Lock ‘N’ Roll hitch serve the Mammoth Overland Tall Boy well. Dual spares are a nice touch, too. 2025 Mammoth Overland Tall Boy Review Wrapup
It boasts a spacious interior, comfortable sleeping arrangements, and a host of features designed to enhance the camping experience. The trailer’s exterior design is sleek and modern, featuring a distinctive curved roofline and a bold color palette. The interior is equally impressive, with a well-lit and spacious living area, a fully equipped kitchen, and a comfortable sleeping area.
