Truck Camper Adventure needs your truck camper reviews. As a web magazine dedicated to helping people find the best truck camper, nothing is more valuable than an honest, first-hand owner review. In fact, studies show that 91 percent of consumers read reviews before making a purchase. Over the years we’ve published dozens of owner reviews, but we’d love to publish many more—and that’s where you come in.
Why Write for Truck Camper Adventure?
Unlike many reviews you’ll find elsewhere, ours are written by people who actually own and use their campers—not by paid reviewers or marketing departments. That means readers get the real story, with honest insights into what works, what doesn’t, and what it’s actually like to live with a particular camper.
If you love your camper, tell us why. If it has shortcomings, don’t be afraid to discuss those too. We simply ask that your review be fair and balanced. Every camper has strengths and weaknesses, and readers appreciate an honest assessment of both. And if you can sprinkle in a little humor along the way, even better.
Not a Writer? No Problem.
You don’t have to be a professional writer to contribute. If you can put your thoughts on paper and explain what you like—and don’t like—about your camper, we’ll help shape it into a polished article that’s ready for publication.
What Campers Are We Looking For?
We’re interested in reviews of virtually any hard-side or pop-up slide-in truck camper. While we generally prefer newer models because they can influence future factory improvements, older campers are absolutely welcome.
Want to write about a classic Alaskan, Avion, Northern Lite, or Six-Pac? We’d love that. You know we have a soft spot for the classics.
And don’t forget about truck reviews. After all, a truck camper is only as good as the truck carrying it.
Suggested Review Format
To help keep reviews organized, we recommend following this basic outline:
- Introduction
- Exterior (construction, fit and finish, weight, and how well—or how poorly—the camper fits your truck)
- Interior (layout, storage, tank capacities, battery compartment, appliances, and overall livability)
- Favorite features
- Criticisms or areas for improvement
- Modifications or upgrades you’ve made
- Conclusion and overall impressions
Don’t feel like you have to follow this outline exactly—it’s simply a guide to help you get started.
We Pay for Published Reviews
One of the best things about Truck Camper Adventure’s growth over the years is that we’re able to pay contributors for their work.
We currently pay 10 cents per word, meaning a 3,000-word review earns $300.
Beyond the compensation, you’ll also have the satisfaction of helping fellow truck camper enthusiasts make informed buying decisions. Your experience could give someone the confidence to buy their dream camper—or help them avoid making an expensive mistake.
If you’d like to write a truck or truck camper review for Truck Camper Adventure, we’d love to hear from you. Contact us at tcadventuremag@gmail.com, and we’ll get your review on the publishing schedule.
This is exactly what I’d like to do? I have over 30 years of overlanding and adventure 4×4 experience to draw on as well as being a qualified 4×4 instructor, conservationist and gigging musician?