Cirrus 620Based in Sugarcreek, Ohio, nuCamp has built a strong reputation for producing premium, thoughtfully engineered recreational vehicles with an emphasis on quality, modern technology, and distinctive styling. While the company is perhaps best known for its teardrop trailers, its Cirrus hardwall truck camper line has become an important part of the nuCamp family. Rather than trying to compete solely on size or price, Cirrus campers are designed to deliver an upscale camping experience in a compact, well-finished package.
One of the things that sets the Cirrus lineup apart is its decidedly European-inspired approach to interior design. Clean cabinetry, contemporary finishes, large windows, and efficient use of space give these campers a look and feel that’s noticeably different from many traditional truck campers. Premium systems are another Cirrus hallmark, including the excellent Alde hydronic heating and hot-water system found in the lineup. This quiet, radiant heating system eliminates the blast of hot air and noise associated with conventional RV furnaces while providing comfortable, even heat throughout the camper.
Construction and four-season capability are also important parts of the Cirrus formula. nuCamp uses aluminum framing, laminated walls, composite materials, and block-foam insulation to create a strong, well-insulated shell without relying on traditional wood framing for the primary structure. The Cirrus features an R-13 roof, R-14 walls, and R-13 floor, insulation values that work together with the Alde hydronic heating system to provide excellent cold-weather performance. Depending on the model and equipment package, Cirrus campers also offer impressive off-grid features, including lithium batteries, solar charging, inverters, and sophisticated electrical management systems. Combined with well-designed kitchens, bathrooms, comfortable sleeping accommodations, and generous storage, these features make the Cirrus well suited for extended trips away from developed campgrounds.
Today, the Cirrus family spans an unusually broad range of truck sizes and payload capabilities. The compact Cirrus 620 provides a premium hard-side option for properly equipped half-ton pickups, while the larger Cirrus 820 moves into the heavy-duty truck category with additional living space and larger holding tanks. At the top of the lineup are the Cirrus 920 and feature-packed 920 Elite, built for one-ton long-bed trucks and buyers looking for considerably more room, capacity, and luxury. Together, these four models give nuCamp one of the most diverse hard-side truck camper lineups on the market, with choices ranging from relatively lightweight weekend campers to fully equipped rigs designed for serious, four-season travel.
Cirrus 820| Model | Dry Wt | Wet Wt | Floor Length | Water Tanks | Propane | Truck |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cirrus 620 | 1,565 lbs | ~1,880 lbs | 75″ | 18-13-5C | 20 lbs | Half-ton |
| Cirrus 820 | 2,876 lbs | ~3,685 lbs | 83″ | 36-33-28 | 40 lbs | 3/4-ton, One-ton |
| Cirrus 920 | 3,877 lbs | ~4,735 lbs | 102″ | 43-35-25 | 20 lbs | One-ton long-bed |
| Cirrus 920 Elite | 4,419 lbs | ~5,277 lbs | 102″ | 43-35-25 | 20 lbs | One-ton long-bed |
Water Tanks: Fresh-Gray-Black or cassette capacity in gallons. C = cassette toilet.
Cirrus 920
