Palomino Debuts HS-600
Introducing Palomino’s lightest current hard-side camper. The new HS-600 targets stout half-ton trucks, trimming weight while keeping convenience on board. Looking for an affordable, lightweight, hard side with a cassette toilet? The HS-600 is calling.
The first round was ruthless. 449 photos entered. Only 24 made the cut. Now comes the ultimate challenge: picking your top five. The competition is fierce, the stakes are high, and thirteen coveted calendar spots are on the line. Truck campers, it’s time to finish what you started!
From Utah’s Valley of the Gods to New Mexico’s Bisti Wilderness, we share six BLM camping experiences and explain why public lands have become an important part of our truck camping lifestyle. Here’s our BLM review: pros, cons, and beyond.
Ninety gallons of fresh water and up to 1,540 watts of solar? Kingstar’s largest Class 5 flatbed camper, the KRUZR 12, unleashes serious off-grid capacity, 24-volt air conditioning, and the company’s first dry bath. Get ready to stay out longer and chill out.
Two campers. One manufacturer. Both made for short bed trucks. What’s the difference? We put the @adventurercampers 65RB Overlander Edition next to the @scoutcampers Olympic at @princesscraftrv to compare them side by side.
The Scout Olympic leans hard into modularity with a removable chest refrigerator, portable cooktop, gravity-fed water, and open storage.
The Adventurer 65RB takes a more traditional approach with built-in cabinetry, refrigerator, sink, stove, cassette toilet, and shower enclosure.
They share a few things, including thermal-pane windows, LED lighting, and the Unbound Power Tower, but the overall experience is quite different.
Which approach fits the way you camp? Let us know in the comments!
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How much solar and battery power do truck camper owners actually carry?
We asked a handful of owners, and the answers ranged from 150 to 230-watt solar setups with a single battery to systems pushing 1,200 watts of solar and more than 900Ah of lithium.
These power systems include roof panels, portable panels, AGM, lithium, and everything in between. There’s no single formula, but there’s a lot to learn from seeing how real truck campers are powering their rigs.
How much solar and battery capacity do you have? Tell us in the comments!
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Safety glasses on? Good! Let’s hit the @fourwheelcampers production line.
TCM went inside the factory in Woodland, California, to follow the manufacturing process from welded aluminum frames to quality control and installation.
Along the way, we saw just how much Four Wheel Campers builds in-house, including cushions, curtains, thermal packs, and the soft vinyl walls.
Want to learn more about FWC’s 5S Lean Manufacturing? Read “Four Wheel Campers Levels Up” on Truck Camper Magazine.
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