Month: April 2020

When it comes to owning and writing about truck campers and adventure travel, James Langan has few equals. Over the past few decades, James has owned several camping rigs. His first was a 1963 Bell [read more]

Washington-based Adventurer Manufacturing Ltd., quality maker of the Adventurer and Eagle Cap truck camper brands, just launched a smaller and lighter brand of truck camper called the Scout and its first model, the Scout Olympic [read more]

In May of 2019 we set off on a one-month trip to both the American and Canadian Arctic Ocean communities—Prudhoe Bay in Alaska, and Tuktoyaktuk in Canada’s remote North West Territories province. It was planned [read more]

We recently received this question from Lucas Ginter of Bozeman, Montana about lithium batteries and solar power system sizing. “Ask Mike” is a new column that will be published from time-to-time here at Truck Camper [read more]

Be Change LLC has just relaunched XPCampers under the Nimbl Vehicles brand. According to the press release, the XPCamper V1 has been renamed the Evolution to reflect enhancements made to Steve Kozloff’s original 2007 design. [read more]

The Six-Pac truck camper—a terrific, little camper for sure. Unfortunately, the last Six-Pac was made in 2009 when the California-based company decided to close its doors for good. Due to its rugged construction, you can [read more]

Following the successful launch of its revolutionary Trail Lodge Edition horse trailer, The Kingstar Company is again blazing trails with a unique truck camper called the Camino. According to the press release, the Camino is [read more]

After months of off-roading in our truck camper, the Dometic Seitz windows in our camper were looking pretty rough. Desert scrub and tree limbs had taken their toll with numerous scratches running horizontally along the [read more]