One of the World’s Most Popular Camping and Travel Styles Finally Comes to America

Irvine, CA, July 30, 2007 --(PR.com)-- A better way to camp. Tent camping is, and has always been a very efficient way to travel and enjoy the great outdoors. How many memories are made awaking to the wonderful smell of breakfast and the sound of early risers chopping wood, lighting campfires, or discussing the day’s activities? And how about the sound of gentle raindrops on the roof of the canvas cocoon? These are true simple pleasures.

Typically the camping experience evolves into acquiring more equipment. Packing, transporting and setting up this equipment becomes somewhat burdensome, so the equipment is consolidated into the purchase of a tent trailer. Always wanting to improve the experience, the tent trailer is replaced by a travel trailer, then the travel trailer replaced by a mini-motor home, which is in turn upgraded to full size class A motorhome. Motorhomes are wonderfully luxurious, but they come at the price of driving a pretty big rig that just can’t go everywhere.

Enter the car top camper from www.CarTopCamper.com, a UN3, Inc. company. A natural step between a tent and a dedicated RV, the roof tent offers unique conveniences of both worlds. Sleep off the ground like in a motorhome, but still in contact with surroundings like a tent. A car top camper sets up quick with bedding ready for immediate use like an RV, but cost, ease of storage, and simplicity is more like a tent. A vehicle topped by a car top tent can drive and park just about anywhere; whereas it can be kind of intense to drive an RV into a small parking lot or an unexpected cul-de-sac.

What isn't included with a roof tent is a nice tiled bathroom. However UN3's Car Top Camper includes a ground-level changing room that could sport a portable toilet and shower if desired.

And what about a kitchen?
Much like the car top camper simplifies the tent process, UN3 is also simplifying the meal preparation process. Dragging out food storage and preparation equipment and then washing dishes under a public faucet can diminish the camping experience. Currently in product development, UN3's prototype HitchKitchen at (www.hitchkitchen.com) is a patent pending portable kitchen puts all kitchen essentials within easy reach—from stove, grill and cooler to a built in sink complete with hot and cold running water. The HitchKitchen can be used while mounted to acar, or it can be removed, set up on built in legs and used in camp. Anyone can build the prototype HitchKitchen (with an optional bathroom) from plans available on the HitchKitchen site.

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