Addax Basecamp V3 Turns Your Jeep Into a Self-Contained Off-Grid Camp for $19,000Off-Road.comOff-Road.com StaffThu, September 10, 2026 at 12:00 PM UTCAdd us on GoogleAddax Basecamp V3 Turns Your Jeep Into a Self-Contained Off-Grid Camp for $19,000Addaxhas released the 2026 Basecamp V3, a Jeep-specific overland micro-trailer built around a military-grade steel chassis and a pull-out kitchen with a 53-liter sliding fridge. The V3 builds on the original 2022 Addax design and comes in at $19,000. The setup is built for people who want to run trails far from paved campgrounds and still have a working kitchen, power, water, and a place to sleep when they stop for the night.Built for the BackcountryThe Basecamp V3 weighs 1,800 pounds and carries up to 1,450 pounds of payload. The chassis is 3/16-inch steel. Tires are 29-inch deep-lugged for off-road traction. The overall footprint is 6 x 6 feet with a 26 x 40-inch removable front deck that adds extra storage space. Suspension is purpose-built for off-road use, and the Jeep and Addax shared branding means compatibility is part of the original design. This trailer was not adapted from a generic platform and fitted with Jeep badges.What the Kitchen IncludesThe 7-foot pull-out kitchen is the centerpiece. It extends out from the trailer and includes a sink and a 53-liter sliding fridge. That fridge is large enough to hold food and drinks for multiple days on the trail. The pull-out design keeps everything contained while driving and accessible when parked. The 22-liter water tank handles the sink and basic camp needs. Four power outlets draw from a 100 amp-hour slimline battery. An optional 220-watt solar panel and 1,500-watt inverter round out the power system for those who want to keep devices charged and run larger accessories off-grid.Awning and Sleeping SetupAn OVS 270-degree batwing awning is included. Set it up and you have a large covered area next to the trailer for cooking, gear prep, or shade. The awning covers the trailer and extends out to create a workspace without needing to set up separate shelter poles. For sleeping, a Centori Outdoorsaluminum hard-shell rooftop tent comes pre-installed. The trailer itself does not have an interior sleeping area. You climb up into the rooftop tent at the end of the day. Hard-shell tents set up and break down faster than soft-shell designs, and the aluminum housing is tougher than fabric against weather and UV exposure.Storage and OrganizationMOLLE panel shelves run along both the interior and exterior of the trailer. The MOLLE system lets you run pouches, tool holders, and accessories from any standard MOLLE-compatible gear brand. It is the same attachment system used on military equipment and popular with Jeep and truck builders who want modular organization.The PriceThe Basecamp V3 lists at $19,000. For that you get the trailer, rooftop tent, awning, kitchen, fridge, water tank, and battery system. Solar and the inverter are extra. That price puts it in the mid-range for purpose-built overlanding trailers. A DIY build with comparable hardware would run close to the same number once you factor in a quality chassis, suspension, fridge, tent, awning, and wiring. For Jeep owners who want a ready-to-run system rather than a long fabrication project, the Basecamp V3 delivers a lot of functional hardware in a single purchase.