Pop-Up Camper

When one hears the words “American classic” one usually conjures-up images of a ’64 Ford Mustang, a Willy’s Jeep, or a ’59 Airstream Overlander. For truck campers two classics immediately come to mind: the Avions [read more]

The truck camper industry has experienced a Renaissance lately with several companies starting-up. Tulsa, Oklahoma-based Bison Overland is one such company. In fact, the fledgling company just released an aluminum, flatbed pop-up called the Space [read more]

The Perfect Compromise Everything you need, nothing you don’t. For overland travel that sentence is key. The balance of weight versus necessity that establishes what is or is not going to make your vehicle work [read more]

Pull up an online satellite image of Maine at night. Look for the big dark spot in the middle, where no man-made lights shine. Right in the middle of that dark spot is Baxter State [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]

Washington-based Hiatus Campers, manufacturer of lightweight pop-up campers, has released an innovative hard-sided pop-up truck topper that’s starting to make waves in the industry. According to the press release, the low-profile topper is manufactured out [read more]

This is a review of the Bundutec Odyssey flatbed truck camper. This flatbed camper build was the culmination of a long journey that started with backpacking and progressed through car camping, first in a Honda [read more]

So you’re thinking about getting a small camper to haul on your Toyota Tacoma pickup truck. You’re not alone. Others have purchased or are thinking about purchasing a camper to put on their Toyota Tacoma [read more]

When it comes to camping, my wife and three boys have just about done it all. We’ve had a travel trailer and a Class C RV. We’ve owned and used several different types of tents [read more]

Flagstaff, Arizona-based OVRLND Campers revealed its first pop-up truck topper at the 2018 Overland Expo, combining the functionality of a conventional pop-up slide-in with the versatility and weight of a basic truck topper. Unlike the [read more]