Month: December 2020

The truck camper is a great recreational vehicle. It allows you to go where other types of RVs can’t. Yet the one con bedeviling many campers is the lack of comfortable seating with most campers [read more]

I am selling my 2007 Lance 1055 and 2004 Ford F-350. This truck and camper combo is well matched. A lot of time and effort has gone into making sure the ride and handling is [read more]

Truck camper owners typically rely on several devices to keep their batteries charged and maintained. Aside from the standard 120 volt converter-charger or inverter-charger, these can include a DC solar charge controller and a DC-to-DC [read more]

The Bradshaw Trail. Most of us have heard about the Southern California Jeep trail, but few truck camper owners have explored it. When we first started researching this road in preparation for the 2020 Truck [read more]

We recently received this question regarding seat belt regulations and whether it’s safe for passengers to ride in truck campers while driving. Hi, Mike! I’m curious if you have any resources on the potential of [read more]

There’s no doubt about it, the truck camper industry is healthy and strong with the release of eight new models in 2020. While it’s true that the COVID-19 pandemic had a major impact on the [read more]

If dispersed truck glamping is your thing, this Host Mammoth-Ford F-550 rig is for you. I outfitted this camper with high-end Victron Energy gear, including a 3,000 watt inverter/charger, 1,200 watts of solar, 1,440 amp [read more]

The lack of storage space has vexed truck camper owners for decades. The reason is obvious—the camper sits where camping gear and firewood are typically stored, in the bed of the truck. While many attempts [read more]