trailer vs camping car

Some examples from the web:

• We found burned clothes at your trailer.
• She actually remembered seeing you in the trailer.
• Of the semi-trailer or centre-axle trailer: ...
• A truck pulling some kind of horse trailer.
• That's Cherie Redfern's trailer.
• I did release the trailer about an hour ago.
• Somebody broke into my trailer last week.
• Marie and I bought this trailer when our dad got sick.
• And I took her to the trailer.
• That's Cherie Redfern's trailer.
• This is the very same mister I have on my trailer.
• I thought his trailer was over here.
• We are definitely going to need a bigger trailer.
• My trailer goes wherever I go.
• I can guarantee you that my house is a lot more comfortable than my trailer.
• You've probably got something about this in your trailer.
• You've probably got something about this in your trailer.
• He's been living in an abandoned trailer down near the toll bridge.
• Deeks found the name Alex at Fisher's trailer.
• I bet you got one back in the trailer...

Some examples from the web:

• The camping car must leave for Amsterdam tomorrow!
• And our model is the camping car.
• The only exceptions to this requirement are for lorries, camping cars, motor cycles and commercial vehicles (all of which are defined by very specific characteristics, e.g. number of seats).
• We found camping equipment in the back of jon's car.
• Liam took us camping, then disappeared into the woods, and Dixon took off with our car.
• But the little nipper is so excited about our camping trip, I just couldn't coax him out of the car.
• I saw your car at the camping ground.
• Living out of a car is not "camping."
• all their camping equipment and stuff into their car
• Dylan and I, we got in the car, and we went camping.
• We were camping near Bodhi Mountain resort, and our so-called friend stole our car, and, and I had... (Phone beeping) Hello?
• all their camping equipment and stuff into their car