The Adventure Stories section is full of fun and inspirational accounts from fellow truck camper enthusiasts. Do you have an interesting truck camping lifestyle? Share your story!
Every summer, Regula and Daniel fly over from Switzerland, pick up their Ford F-350 and Rugged Mountain 11RL, and explore North America to their hearts content. Here’s how they do it, and what they’ve discovered. Don’t miss these Swiss!
After nearly twenty years of roaming the country in his Arctic Fox 990, Matt Nelson doesn’t have to go looking for incredible moments. They find him.
An elephant hauls a vintage truck camper. Blue whales carry hard-sides to depths they have never seen before. Scott Wilhelm paints one-of-a-kind pieces that will make you scratch your head and uncontrollably smile. Hide your truck camper before one of these CamPets carries it away.
After the embers are extinguished and the smoke clears, LA firefighter Ryan Brown hits the road in his Supertramp Flagship LT to pursue his true passions: overland travel and nature photography. This one is sure to ignite your off-grid wanderlust.
After six Capri Retreat truck campers, Larry Pancake takes a different approach to building rigs and chasing the limelight. As a musician, producer, and former professional cowboy, his goal isn’t to take the stage, but to set it. Saddle up, this cowboy turns heads.
Travis Burke, Robert Riddle, and Chris Janeway share their Bowen Custom Beds and the real impact these all-aluminum builds have made on their truck camping lifestyles. Are custom beds worth the investment? Let’s find out.
Chris Nagy walked away from high-stakes Wall Street deals and sixty-hour workweeks that afforded him “The American Dream.” Now, living full-time in an Eagle Cap 1165, his returns are measured in moments and miles, not dollar signs.
Donna and Paul measure twice, calculate everything, and then let go to travel with curiosity. Their meticulously modded rig and years of free-spirited exploration prove that accuracy and wanderlust can ride side by side. Don’t miss their ingenious exterior storage solutions!
At a crossroads in life, Mandy and Stephane Fitch chose action over certainty. Traveling from coastal beaches to snow covered mountains in their Outpost 6.5, they’ve embraced truck camping as a tool for exploration, adventure, and rediscovering themselves. Hold on tight—and let go!
What started as a rough Facebook Marketplace find became a six-month, thousand-rivet, frame-out rebuild project. Today, Brian Uerling’s Avion C-11 is a modern family adventure rig with classic aluminum bones. Icon restored!
Join us for an unfiltered livestream with Jim and Dave Cathey, broadcasting live from their Northern Lite truck camper in Prudhoe Bay, Alaska. Did their planning pay off? Has their rig frozen solid? Find out today—live!
Jim Cathey and his brother have deliberately planned one of the boldest truck camping trips we’ve ever covered: a mid-winter journey from Idaho to Prudhoe Bay, Alaska. This page will serve as the home base for trip updates as the Broventure unfolds. We’ll be posting progress reports, conditions, and behind-the-scenes insights along with photos from Jim’s journey north.
With a Host triple-slide as home base, Tim McMaster tows his hand-built Bonneville Salt Flat running machines to Speed Week, and lets them rip. Crawl under the roll cage and strap in. We’re going for a record.
Jim Cathey and his brother have purposefully planned a truck camping trip from Idaho to Prudhoe Bay, Alaska in a Northern Lite 8-11 EX LE. Get ready to follow one of the coldest and most dangerous trips in truck camping history—starting today, February 2, 2026!
In a Jeep Gladiator and Capri Retreat Jr, Ashley Emery and her four-legged sidekick, Birdie, explore the backroads of America. Their budget is small, but their positive outlook is huge. Hang on, Birdie! These roads are a little ruff!
In the sprawling camping fields of Overland Expo PNW and MW, we found dozens upon dozens of truck camper rigs—from battle-tested pop-ups, to off-road ready hard sides, to wild one-offs. Think you’ve seen Overland Expo this year? Think again!
