Month: July 2026

When most truck campers think about grilling at camp, they picture lugging around a propane bottle, checking fuel levels, and hoping the campground hasn’t posted another dreaded “No Open Flames” notice. During much of the [read more]

I’ll admit it. I used to be one of those diesel snobs. You know the type. We’d gather around the campfire swapping torque figures like fishermen exaggerating the size of their latest catch. We’d nod [read more]

Turn-Key Adventure Rig • One Owner • Fully Equipped • Ready for Baja, Alaska, or Anywhere In Between $70,000 for the Complete Truck & Camper Package Adventure-ready and priced to sell! If you’ve been searching [read more]

If you’re looking for a premium, four-season pop-up truck camper that’s built to handle serious adventures without sacrificing comfort, this 2026 Phoenix L2 Custom Deluxe deserves a close look. Custom ordered and exceptionally equipped, this [read more]

Walk through any campground, Overland Expo, or backcountry trailhead and you’re almost guaranteed to overhear one of truck camping’s oldest debates: hard-side or pop-up? Hard-side owners will tell you nothing beats solid walls, roomy interiors, [read more]

Your truck’s alternator is one of the most valuable charging sources available when you’re traveling. Used correctly, it can keep your camper batteries topped off without relying on shore power or solar. Used incorrectly, it [read more]

Walking through the Four Wheel Campers factory showroom in Woodland, California, it’s immediately clear which camper is attracting the most attention. Positioned prominently on the showroom floor is the Hawk+, a side-entry flatbed pop-up camper [read more]

ORU Designs Bruin Pro Camper – Full Size 6-6.75 ft Bed | Baja Designs Squadron Pro Lights + Custom 3rd Brake Camera | Near Napa, CA For sale is my lightly used ORU Designs Bruin [read more]

Host Campers has built its reputation on producing some of the largest and most luxurious hard-side truck campers on the market. Designed for F-350/3500 DRW pickups and higher, each model is engineered with comfort, storage, [read more]

As truck camper enthusiasts, we’re always on the lookout for exceptional DIY builds. Sometimes we discover them while traveling. Other times they pop up on social media. And every now and then, a true gem [read more]

Anyone who has spent enough time exploring remote trails knows that the unexpected eventually happens. A mechanical breakdown, medical emergency, rollover, or even getting stranded far from cell service can quickly turn a fun weekend [read more]

Few names in the truck camper world carry as much weight as Lance. For decades, the California-based company built a reputation for producing some of the most respected truck campers in North America. Mention the [read more]

When AT Overland unveiled its full-size Aterra slide-in camper in 2025, one question immediately started echoing through the overlanding community: “What about us mid-size truck owners?” At the 2026 Overland Expo Pacific Northwest, AT Overland [read more]

If your truck camper is your ticket to mountain trailheads, remote lakes, or high-desert campsites, you’ll appreciate what NEMO has planned for 2027. Celebrating its 25th anniversary, the New Hampshire-based outdoor gear company has unveiled [read more]

Avion’s Enduring Legacy Avion truck campers occupy a special place in RV history. Built from the mid-1960s through 1970, they earned a reputation for their aircraft-inspired aluminum construction, exceptional durability, and timeless styling. Their riveted [read more]

Fully off-grid, long-bed 4-season truck camper | 800W solar | 600Ah LiFePO₄ | Dual diesel heating | 60 gallons fresh water For sale is a fully-loaded late-2023 Kingstar Camino for only $49,000! Built in Michigan [read more]

We are selling our 2001 Ford F350 7.3L 4WD dually super cab Lariat pickup truck. This terrific truck will get you to all those remote locations where most other RVs can’t go!  We traveled in [read more]

For builders creating the ultimate truck camper or expedition vehicle, few modifications generate as much discussion as the move to 41-inch super single tires. Once reserved primarily for military and commercial trucks, these oversized tires [read more]