Truck Camper Knowledge Test
Think you know truck campers? It’s time to put your tailgate where your mouth is. Take our official test, and see how your Truck Camper knowledge stacks up!
Is truck camping the secret to a healthier, happier life? As it turns out, our time on the road may be doing far more for our physical and mental health than we realize. As if we needed another reason to load the camper and hit the road.
For Behind the Shot Part 8, we’re featuring photos and stories from Dubois, Wyoming, Canyonlands National Park, Utah, Depoe Bay, Oregon, and many more destinations! Click here to participate in the 2027 Truck Camper Magazine Calendar Contest.
From breweries and vineyards to museums and farms, we share our camping experiences at Harvest Hosts locations. Here’s our review: pros, cons, and beyond.
How often do you demount your truck camper? For some, it’s after every trip. For others, it’s a rare occasion.
Either way, having the option to unload your camper is one of the biggest benefits of a truck camper.
Now we want to hear from you. Do you unload fairly often, only when necessary, or almost never?
Tell us in the comments!
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Think you know truck campers? It’s time to find out. Take our official test, and see how your truck camper knowledge stacks up. Get your number 2 pencils out now!
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We caught up with Kristian Arnold, @tuneoutdoor Co-Founder, to break down the differences between the Tune M1 and M1L.
The M1L’s lighter, narrower profile is designed for tighter trails, less weight, and reduced drag on the road. Starting at $8,999, it also comes in at a lower price while offering the same available options as the larger M1.
So, which would you choose? The extra interior space of the Tune M1 or the lighter, narrower profile of the M1L?
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