Alaskan Campers 8.5 Cabover Approx. Starting Retail Price: $33,149 Vehicle Size: Full-size, half-ton and up Camper Weight: 1,805 lbs. Designed by RV entrepreneur R.D. Hall, Alaskan Campers have been ...

Scout carried over the modular mindset of their hard-sided campers for the popup versions and kept the focus on simplicity and usability. The Olympic Pop Up is designed to fit full-sized trucks ...

Four Wheel Campers is a Woodland, California-based company specializing in pop-top truck campers. The CampOut model is the newest addition to the company's line-up.

Scout, Four Wheel, and Supertramp Campers Release New Rigs that Set the Bar for Truck Campers Three new models add even more appeal to one of the most popular type of campers Published: Feb 28, 2025 ...

Now, there isn't a whole lot of info on Palomino's website that tells us just how these babies are built, but if my knowledge serves me well, I can say that an aluminum exterior sandwiches some ...

Truck campers are made to fit mid-size, full-size, or flatbed pickup models. A single cab will provide the longest bed at eight feet, but you better have plans for camping as a duo only.

Expion360 12.8V GC2 162Ah VHC Heated Batteries to Come Standard in All of Alaskan Campers’ Truck Camper Product LinesREDMOND, Ore., Aug. 19, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Expion360 Inc. (Nasdaq: XPON ...

Space Campers’ modular attachment turns the Tesla Cybertruck into a full-featured camping machine. ... it will include a 6.5-foot truck bed with 100 cubic feet of cargo volume.

Four Wheel Campers: Hawk ($17,000) You can't talk about slide-in truck campers without mentioning Four Wheel Pop-Up Campers, a company that has been making aluminum pop-up campers since 1972.

The tie downs are made specifically for your truck model (and are priced accordingly), so I was able to bolt them onto my 1999 F250’s frame in a little over an hour.

Everybody has different needs when it comes to buying a camper. Need a trailer that fits in your garage and sleeps a family of four, or a mobile ski chalet? How about a towable, off-road bunker ...