Boulderback 14: The Best Small Toy Hauler for Midsize Trucks & SUV’s

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A compact "GO LITE" travel trailer with a modern black and white exterior and an aerodynamic curved front design. The trailer features an off-road-ready package, including all-terrain tires, raised suspension, and a single axle. A side entry door with a window and a small side window provide ventilation and light. The front has a propane tank and a power tongue jack for easy towing. The roof-mounted air conditioning unit is visible on top. This lightweight camper is designed for adventurous travelers seeking mobility and convenience.

If you’ve ever found yourself asking, “What’s the smallest toy hauler out there that doesn’t require a massive truck to tow?”—you’re not alone. That’s exactly the question the team at Wayfinder set out to answer, and they did just that with the Boulderback 14.

Designed for those with midsize pickups or larger SUVs, this compact yet functional RV is here to fill a gap in the market—offering a lightweight, versatile option for adventurers who don’t want to upgrade their tow vehicle just to haul their toys.

So, grab your favorite recreational toy and get ready for your next adventure!

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Table of Contents

Boulderback 14 Living Space
Boulderback 14 Kitchen
Boulderback 14 Bedroom
Boulderback 14 Exterior
Boulderback 14 Specs

The RV world has long catered to those with heavy-duty trucks and big tow capacities, leaving owners of smaller vehicles—like midsize pickups or SUVs—without many practical toy hauler options.

Most toy haulers on the market push the limits of gross vehicle weight (GVW), making them a challenge for anything less than a full-size truck.

Enter the Boulderback: a lightweight solution designed with function-first simplicity for those who want to bring their gear without breaking the bank—or their suspension.

ALT text: View of an RV interior seen through a mesh screen door or window. The image shows a bedroom area with a platform bed featuring white bedding, multiple white pillows, and an orange or rust-colored throw blanket. Beyond the bedroom, parts of the kitchen area are visible with what appears to be a sink and refrigerator. The RV has light wood-look flooring and light-colored walls consistent with the modern design seen in previous images. The mesh screen creates a slight gauzy effect over the view but still allows visibility of the interior layout. This perspective appears to be from outside looking in through a screened entry door or large window, demonstrating how the RV looks when set up for camping with the screen providing ventilation while keeping insects out.

Living: A Cozy Space with Big Purpose

Inside, the Boulderback keeps things simple but smart. The cargo area transforms into a living space with a fold-down dining bar that also serves as a bed.

Fold-Down Bar Bed: The dining bar converts into a full-size bed (not quite a queen, but close enough for cozy camping).

Interior of a compact travel trailer featuring a small black fold-down bar table with two matching black stools. The table is mounted against a reinforced wall near a large sliding glass door, allowing for natural light and an open feel. To the left, a small kitchenette area includes a light wood cabinet with a marble-look countertop and a built-in heater below. The flooring is light wood-look vinyl. In the background, a red carpet, gold stanchions, and a Pepsi vending machine indicate the RV is on display at an indoor event.
ALT text: Interior view of an RV bedroom area with unique sleeping configurations. On the left is a platform bed with white bedding, multiple pillows including a decorative orange/rust geometric patterned pillow, and an orange throw blanket. On the right is what appears to be a pop-out or fold-down sleeping area with a cream-colored bedspread and beige pillows. The area features mesh screens on the right side of the fold-out bed section, suggesting it expands outward from the main RV body. Large windows with screens take up the back wall, showing a view of mountains in the distance. The ceiling has a vent/air conditioning unit and the floor features the same light wood-look laminate seen throughout the RV. This view shows how the RV maximizes sleeping space with multiple bed configurations, likely accommodating additional people while maintaining the modern aesthetic consistent with the rest of the vehicle.


Hybrid Pop-Out Bed: A side pop-out with a zip-up privacy curtain lets you sleep closer to nature while keeping bugs at bay. It’s supported by a sturdy cable system rated for up to 950 lbs—so unless you’re planning an “atomic leg drop” from the top rope, it’s got you covered.

A closer view of the RV's innovative sleeping area focusing on the pop-out or expandable sleeping compartment. On the right is a bed platform with a beige/cream textured bedspread with fringe detail and several light-colored pillows. This bed is enclosed in what appears to be a canvas-like material with mesh window panels on the sides, suggesting it's a pop-out tent-like sleeping extension. Metal framework supports the structure. On the left side, partially visible is the main bed with white bedding and the orange throw blanket seen in previous images. A large screened window takes up the back wall, showing the mountainous landscape outside. This design demonstrates how the RV combines traditional RV construction with tent-like extensions to maximize sleeping capacity and create separate sleeping areas while maintaining ventilation.

This layout prioritizes function and comfort, making the most of every inch, and the magnetic screen door on the ramp is an effective touch to creating an even bigger space while keeping bugs out!

Designed with couples or solo travelers in mind, with a sleeping capacity of 4, it also works for adventurous small families!

An advertisement for "Wayfinder RV" featuring three different travel trailers or campers shown from their exterior. The image has the text "INTRODUCING WAYFINDER RV!" at the top in bold black letters. Below the RV images is the tagline "UNBEATABLE VALUE. ENDLESS MEMORIES." At the bottom is a teal "SHOP NOW" button. The RVs appear to be white with black/dark accents, displaying the Wayfinder logo (which appears to be the same stylized "G" logo seen in the interior shots of previous images). The background is a gold/mustard yellow color. This promotional image appears to be marketing the same brand of RV that was featured in all the previous interior and exterior detail images.

Kitchen: Compact Yet Practical

The Boulderback offers a quaint camp kitchenette with a dual high-output two-burner propane cooktop—because who needs three burners when two good ones get the job done? It also comes with plenty of freezing and cooling space with a 4.4-cubic-foot refrigerator and freezer

A full-size residential farmhouse sink and a small microwave round out the essentials for quick meals, though don’t expect much counter space—this is a minimalist setup where every inch counts.

Interior view of a compact kitchen area in what appears to be a different model of RV or travel trailer. This kitchen features stainless steel appliances including a two-door refrigerator/freezer on the right and a black microwave on the lower left. The countertop contains a cooktop with two burners and a sink with a tall, modern faucet. The backsplash has a white herringbone or chevron tile pattern. The cabinetry is light gray/greige wood tones, slightly different from the warmer woods seen in previous RV images. A small white kettle is visible on the stovetop, and there's a small potted plant on top of the refrigerator. A window with a black frame is positioned on the left wall. The ceiling appears slightly curved, suggesting this might be in a different style of RV. A small cream-colored rug lies on the light wood-look floor. There's a wooden door visible on the right side of the frame. The overall design maintains a modern, space-efficient approach but with a slightly different color palette than the previous RV model.

Small but functional, with just enough features to handle simple cooking needs for the tasty late night-treats like popcorn!

Interior view of an RV kitchen with opened appliances showing the functional components. On the left is a black microwave with its door open, showing a light-colored interior. The stovetop has blue illuminated control knobs. In the center is a black sink visible from above. To the right is a refrigerator with its door open, displaying the empty white interior shelving and door compartments. Below the sink and microwave area, a cabinet door is open revealing the plumbing and utility connections with visible pipes and wiring. The kitchen features light wood cabinetry and light wood-look flooring. The image provides a practical view of the RV's compact kitchen components and how the utilities are housed within the cabinetry. This appears to be from the same model shown in the previous image, with the white herringbone/chevron tile backsplash partially visible.
Close-up view of an RV kitchenette featuring an open black microwave built into the cabinetry. Inside the microwave, there are factory-included accessories and manuals still in their plastic packaging. Above the microwave, a two-burner stovetop with illuminated blue control knobs is integrated into a light wood-finished countertop. To the right, a vent for air circulation is visible. The design is compact and modern, with neutral tones and space-efficient appliances.

Bath: Rinse-and-Go

Let’s be real, the Boulderback’s wet bath is tiny. For some, this might be a dealbreaker, especially if you’re taller or broader. It’s functional for a quick “cowboy shower,” but with limited holding tank capacity and no shower surround paneling, it’s not built for long off-grid showers—it’s more of a rinse-and-go setup.

View of a compact RV bathroom through an open doorway. The small bathroom features a white toilet on the left side and a white shower pan or tray on the floor. The walls are covered with white subway tiles laid in a herringbone pattern, matching the kitchen backsplash seen in previous images of this model. The ceiling is curved, following the contour of the RV's roof, with a small round light fixture mounted in it. A white shower handle or control is visible on the wall. The doorway is framed with light wood-colored material that matches the interior design scheme of this RV model. The limited space demonstrates efficient use of the compact area while maintaining a clean, modern aesthetic. This bathroom appears to be from the same RV model shown in the most recent kitchen images, featuring the coordinated herringbone tile pattern throughout.

SPECS

Sleeps | 4 | Length | 16 ft 2 in
Ext Width | 8 ft | Ext Height | 10 ft 5 in
Int Height | 6 ft 6 in
Hitch Weight | 320 lbs | GVWR | 3500 lbs
Dry Weight | 2380 lbs
Furnace BTU | 20000 btu
Refrigerator Type | 12 Volt | Refrigerator Size | 4.4 cu ft
Cooktop Burners | 2 | Number of Awnings | 1
LP Tank Capacity | 20 | Water Heater Capacity | 6 gal
Grey Water Capacity | 30 gals | Black Water Capacity | 14 gals
Water Heater Type | Gas/Electric | AC BTU | 15000 btu
Number of LP Tanks | 1 | Shower Type | Wet/Bath Shower
Electrical Service | 30 amp

Exterior

Exterior view of a compact travel trailer or micro camper displayed in what appears to be a showroom or exhibition hall. The camper is primarily white with black accents and features a distinctive boxy design. It has several notable features including: a black door on the right side with steps leading up to it, a large mesh-screened pop-out section on the left side (likely the expandable sleeping area seen in previous interior shots), a ramp or loading platform extending from the left side, a black awning extended from the top, and blue LED lighting along the edge of the awning. The trailer is equipped with off-road tires and appears to be designed for rugged use. It's sitting on a concrete floor in an indoor display space with exit doors visible in the background. A small blue award or certification emblem is attached to the side of the trailer. This appears to be a compact, feature-rich camper designed to maximize space through expandable sections while maintaining mobility and off-road capability.

Designed to take your toys on your next adventure, the Boulderback 14 offers the good, the bad, and the quirky!

Off-Road Ready (Sort of)

The Boulderback comes with a flipped axle and larger tires with better sidewall integrity, giving it some capability for light off-pavement adventures. It’s not a rock-crawling beast, but it can handle dirt or a creekside campsite with ease.

Add in the 100-watt solar package, and you’ve got enough juice to keep the battery tender humming, ensuring your lights and essentials stay powered.

Towing Made Easy

One of the Boulderback’s biggest selling points is its towability. At just 8 feet wide (with an 8’4” axle for stability), it’s designed for midsize pickups or SUVs with a tow capacity of 4,500 lbs or more.

Flatland campers might even get away with something as light as a Ford Maverick, though steeper terrains—like the Rocky Mountains—might call for a beefier vehicle. It’s all about matching your tow rig to your travel plans.

Interior view of the compact camper trailer showing the complete main living area. On the left is part of the pop-out sleeping area with a beige/cream bedspread, enclosed in canvas with mesh windows. The kitchen area occupies the back wall with the same features seen in previous images: stainless steel refrigerator/freezer, black microwave, two-burner stovetop, sink with faucet, and the distinctive white herringbone tile backsplash. Light wood-tone cabinetry is used throughout. A wooden door (likely leading to the bathroom) is visible beside the refrigerator. On the right side is the main entrance door with a window, and next to it is a small counter or desk area with some books and a clock. A fire extinguisher is mounted on the wall near the entrance. The floor has light wood-look laminate with a small cream rug in front of the kitchen. The ceiling features recessed lighting and a vent. This wide-angle view shows how the compact trailer efficiently organizes the kitchen, sleeping, and living spaces into a cohesive, functional design.

This camper isn’t for everyone, and that’s by design. It’s not a luxury fifth wheel or a full-time off-grid rig. Instead, it’s built for:

  • Adventure enthusiasts with midsize vehicles who need a lightweight toy hauler.
  • Weekend campers who prioritize function over frills.
  • People who love the outdoors and don’t mind a compact, no-nonsense setup.

If you’re hauling gear, hitting the trails, and looking for a basecamp that’s easy to tow and set up, the Boulderback could be your match. But if you’re dreaming of spacious kitchens, big bathrooms, or weeks off-grid, you might want to look elsewhere.

The Go Lite Boulderback 14 is a bold step into uncharted territory—a compact toy hauler for the forgotten folks of the RV world. It’s not flashy, it’s not perfect, but it’s purposeful. With its ramp door, dual sleeping options, and tow-friendly design, it’s a practical solution for those who want to bring their toys without upsizing their garage.

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Brooke Erickson
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