Boreas Campers
“Off-road trailers built to go further”
About Boreas Campers
Boreas Campers builds off-road, off-grid squaredrop camper trailers, founded in 2015 by former power-plant engineer Matt Reichel, who built his first prototype in a one-car garage on Boreas Pass in Breckenridge, Colorado. The company hand-assembles its AT, XT, and EOS-12 campers, plus UB base cabins and bare chassis, in Pueblo, Colorado, and operates under parent Into the Wild Overland, LLC. Its trailers target overland travelers who want self-sufficiency in the backcountry.
How they build
Boreas uses 'Zero Wood' construction — all-metal and composite bodies with no wooden components — to eliminate rot and mold while cutting weight, and backs the approach with a lifetime warranty on the chassis and exoskeleton. Every camper is hand-assembled by its Pueblo team.
- Zero Wood construction
- Off-road squaredrop trailers
- EOS-12 off-grid flagship
- Hand-built in Colorado
- Lifetime chassis warranty
Milestones
- 2015Matt Reichel founds Boreas Campers, building the first prototype in a one-car garage in Breckenridge, CO
- 2022Production relocates from the Denver area to a 17,000 sq ft former Coca-Cola facility in Pueblo, CO
