A Truck Camper is a dismountable, cab-over-the-truck roof that slides onto the back of a pickup truck.
While similar to a Class C in the cab-over style, the camper is contained within the truck bed and does not carry over as part of the vehicle.
Truck Campers vary in length, height and width depending on your base truck. It's important that you fit the truck to the camper when
it comes to amenities. Campers can be 19 or 20 feet long and will require a long bed pickup truck. Campers can also be 8 feet or less
and will fit on a short bed truck.
Truck Camper features often include kitchenettes, mini bathrooms, full or queen size beds, convertible sleeping areas, small black and gray
water tanks, big screen TVs, slide outs and pop ups.
Insurance on a truck camper- Generally, insurance on a truck camper is less than other types of RV's. Your unit
is connected to your vehicle and makes for easier overall coverage.
You can tow your toys- If you choose a truck with enough power, it can also pull a variety of toys. Bring your boat,
jet ski, or motorcycles along for your outdoor adventure.
Comfortable and Convenient - Jump in the truck and go! Once your camper is mounted and disconnected, you are ready to go!
Turn the key! It's that easy.
Better Fuel Economy- A Truck Camper offers greater miles per gallon than your typical RV. If you are willing to compromise
on space, you will love the savings when you pull up to the pump.
Price- Truck Campers, primarily used Truck Campers, offer significant savings over a Class A or Class B RV.
