About TAXA
High-performance towable habitats designed to embrace the outdoors.
Origins
TAXA was founded by a NASA architect named Garrett Finney who couldn’t find a camping trailer that suited his needs, so he decided to build a better one himself. He wanted something strong but minimal: a protected, well-laid-out space for his small family that wouldn’t cut them off from the natural world. Eventually the Cricket towable was born, and in 2014 Taxa Outdoors was founded.
Today we build a collection of highly functional adventure habitats you can tow.
Every model is a comfortable refuge from the elements, wherever you want it. Uniquely built with a mix of steel and aluminum, TAXA habitats are incredibly rugged yet impressively light. The end results are portable basecamps that let you enjoy nature as long as you want, without cutting you off from anything except bad weather.
Explore TAXA Habitats
The TAXA Difference
Rugged, light & made to fit your life
All our towables are strong enough for off-road exploration, yet light enough to tow with most EVs and commuter cars. They’re also designed with an efficient footprint for easy storage in your garage or side yard, so hitching up and heading out takes minutes, not hours. And you can keep your habitat stocked and ready to roll so there’s no more marathon car-packing sessions.
Rugged Construction
Designed to bring you closer to nature
Our chassis and clearances are off-road-ready for any trek you take on, and each habitat has an airy design so you feel like you’re still in nature, not stuck inside an RV. Smart, efficient space design and convertible design elements keep the footprint small and the openness huge, so the only things you feel cut off from are bugs and bad weather.