
Timberleaf Trailer Model Guide: Finding Your Perfect Fit

Not sure which Timberleaf trailer is right for you? You’re in the right place.
While we’d love for everyone to visit our shop in Grand Junction, Colorado, we know that’s not always possible—so we’ve created this guide to help you compare our three models and find the one that fits your lifestyle.
From size and weight to features and finish, this is your quick-reference guide to what makes the Classic so timeless, the Kestrel a featherweight favorite, and the Pika the just-right middle ground.
Overview of Timberleaf Teardrop Trailer Models & Specs
🏕️ The Classic
- ⚖️ Dry Weight: 1500 lbs
- 🎯 Tongue Weight: 150 lbs
- 📏 Overall Dimensions: 14′ x 6’11” x 5’7″
- 🏠 Body Dimensions: 10′ x 5’1″ x 4′
- 🛏️ Mattress: Colorado queen (57” x 80” x 6”)
- 🌬️ Ventilation: Standard MaxxFan 4-speed (upgradeable to 10-speed)
- 🔌 Power: Full electrical system standard (120V outlets, lithium battery, solar-ready)
- 🍳 Kitchen: Full rear galley with sink, stove, and optional 35L fridge
- ✨ Interior: Skylight, storage cabinets, LED lighting
- 🎒 Ideal For: Longer trips, serious comfort, gourmet trail cooking


🏔️ The Pika
- ⚖️ Dry Weight: 1025 lbs
- 🎯 Tongue Weight: 110 lbs
- 📏 Overall Dimensions: 12′ x 6’5.5″ x 5’6″
- 🏠 Body Dimensions: 8′ x 4’7.5″ x 4′
- 🛏️ Mattress: Double (54” x 75” x 6”)
- 🌬️ Ventilation: Standard MaxxFan 4-speed
- 🔌 Power: Full electrical system standard (120V outlets, lithium battery, solar-ready)
- 🍳 Kitchen: Compact galley with prep surface, optional 35L fridge
- ✨ Interior: Skylight, LED lighting, GFCI outlets
- 🎒 Ideal For: Lightweight travel, off-grid weekends, compact comfort
🌄 The Kestrel
- ⚖️ Dry Weight: 860 lbs
- 🎯 Tongue Weight: 100 lbs
- 📏 Overall Dimensions: 11’6″ x 6’5.5″ x 5’6″
- 🏠 Body Dimensions: 7’6″ x 4’7.5″ x 4′
- 🛏️ Mattress: Double (54” x 75” x 6”)
- 🌬️ Ventilation: Passive vent (MaxxFan available with power upgrade)
- 🔌 Power: None standard — 100Ah or 300Ah lithium upgrade available
- 🍳 Kitchen: None — open rear cargo area only
- ✨ Interior: Insulated ceiling, LED lights, vented windows, headboard storage
- 🎒 Ideal For: Minimalist getaways, light-duty towing, tent-style adventure


SIZE & WEIGHT
Every Timberleaf Trailer is built to be light, nimble, and easy to tow—whether you’re behind the wheel of a crossover, SUV, or something even smaller with a proper hitch. But while they all share that signature teardrop silhouette, the differences in size and footprint are worth keeping in mind.
All three models feature the same cabin height, with an interior headroom ranging from 35 to 37 inches depending on your mattress selection. The Classic, with its longer and wider body, offers the most generous sleeping space—ideal for those who value a bit more elbow room.
At the other end of the spectrum, the Kestrel’s shorter overall length makes it exceptionally easy to tuck away when not in use—perfect for tight garages or city parking. And don’t worry, even the full-sized Classic is still shorter than a Toyota Yaris, making it just as practical in the real world as it is comfortable on the trail.
MODEL-SPECIFIC FEATURES
While all Timberleaf trailers share the same commitment to quality and comfort, each model has its own take on what matters most in a camping experience—especially when it comes to the galley.
The Classic is our most well-appointed model, offering a full rear kitchen that includes a two-burner stove, stainless steel sink with onboard water system, and an optional 35-liter Dometic refrigerator. It’s a true camp kitchen built for real meals on the road.
The Pika keeps things streamlined with a compact galley prep space—no sink or stove, but still plenty of room to set up a portable cooktop and access an optional Dometic fridge. It’s a great middle ground for those who want to keep gear simple without giving up utility.
In contrast, the Kestrel leans fully into its minimalist roots, forgoing a galley altogether in favor of a super lightweight, compact design. It’s ideal for those who prefer to pack a cooler, a Jetboil, and hit the trail.
Power systems are another key distinction. Both the Classic and Pika include a 100Ah lithium battery as standard, supporting LED lighting, a cabin fan, and 120V outlets. The Kestrel comes without built-in power by default, but an electrical package—complete with lithium battery and cabin lights—is available for those who want off-grid convenience in a minimalist footprint.
And when it comes to staying comfortable in colder temps, the Classic leads the way with R-7 insulation in both its walls and ceiling. The Pika and Kestrel offer the same R-7 insulation in the ceiling only, keeping you cozy without adding unnecessary weight.


INTENDED USE & TERRAIN
Whether you’re chasing scenic highways or carving your own path through rugged wilderness, every Timberleaf trailer is built to follow where you lead—thanks to our trio of versatile suspension packages.
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Standard Suspension
Designed for smooth travels and paved roads, the Standard package features a torsion axle, retro-inspired fenders, and a 2-inch ball hitch. It’s the ideal setup for road trips, state parks, and highway cruising. -
All-Road Suspension
For those who venture beyond the pavement, the All-Road package offers increased capability without sacrificing comfort. It includes a Timbren Axle-Less suspension system, electric brakes, upgraded wheels and tires, diamond-plate Jeep-style fenders, and a more rugged look. Perfect for forest roads, gravel trails, and weekend getaways off the beaten path. -
Off-Road Suspension
When the adventure gets serious, the Off-Road package is built to handle it. In addition to the Timbren suspension and diamond-plate fenders, this package adds a 4-inch lift for extra ground clearance, 31″ or 33″ BFGoodrich All-Terrain tires, heavy-duty rock armor, and a Max Coupler articulating hitch. It’s our most capable setup—made for backcountry routes, rough trails, and off-grid overland exploration.

