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Alaskan Hard Side Buyers Guide

Welcome to the 2026 Alaskan Camper Hard-Side Buyers Guide featuring the HS 640.

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New Alaskan campers are for sale at their factory and through Alaskan dealers in the United States and Canada. To locate your nearest Alaskan truck camper dealer, check the Dealer Inventory section and New Camper Arrivals.

Check out how Alaskan Campers are built by reading the Alaskan factory tour.

To contact Alaskan Campers in Winlock, Washington, call 360-767-9271.  To visit the Alaskan website, go to alaskancampers.com.  For additional information, request an Alaskan truck camper brochure.

Alaskan HS 640

The 2026 Alaskan HS 640 is a hard side, non-slide short bed truck camper with an MSRP of $48,995. For more information on this model, check out Alaskan HS 640 Production Model Debuts.

Specifications
Dry Weight (Layout 2) 1,976 pounds
Wet Weight* 2,680 pounds
Floor Length 5′8’’
Overall Length 11’6″
Width 6’7.5″
Interior Height 6’5’’
Exterior Height 7’3″
Cabover Height, mattress to ceiling 30”
Dinette Bed Size N/A
Center of Gravity 24″
Truck Type Short Bed
Capacities
Fresh 15 gallons
Grey N/A
Black 2.8 gallons
Toilet Type Portable Toilet
Shower Optional Interior and Exterior
Water Heater Optional On-Demand Tankless
Cabover East-West, 60″ x 75″
Refrigerator 90-liter, 12V compressor
Jacks Optional
Propane Tanks N/A
Inverter 3000-watt standard
Solar 200-watt standard, additional 200-watts optional, auxiliary port for additional portable solar panel
Batteries 324Ah lithium standard, up to 792Ah optional
Warranty One Year Structural, Separate Appliance Warranties

*Alaskan Camper HS 640 (layout 2): dry weight, 1,976 pounds + 15 gallons fresh, 125 pounds + 2 batteries, 79 pounds + stuff, 500 pounds = 2,680 pounds

Truck Camper Dry and Wet Weights

Truck camper base dry weights have been provided by the manufacturers.  Be aware that (a) each manufacturer has different standards and options that are included or excluded from their base dry weights, and (b) very few truck campers leave the factory without additional options.  Make sure to add the weight of additional options for your truck and camper matching calculations. 

The Truck Camper Magazine Buyers Guide uses a standardized equation to calculate truck camper wet weights. Starting with the manufacturer’s base dry weight, the equation adds the full fresh water weight, full hot water heater weight, full propane tank weight, battery weight, and 500 pounds for stuff.

Click here to read all Alaskan articles in TCM.  All dry weights, specifications, capacities, and photographs were provided by Alaskan Campers.   Click here for a free Alaskan brochure.

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