The Expeditions section includes travel from all over the world. We have articles from Alaska, Canada, the United States, Mexico, and beyond. We also focus on overland travel with unique travel rigs.
Welcome to The Rock—a land of towering icebergs, puffin-filled cliffs, winding coastal roads, and some of the friendliest folks you’ll ever meet.
What’s it like to drive along remote highways, where wildlife roams free and every turn reveals another breathtaking view? Discover the magic of Alaska through the eyes of fellow truck campers who’ve lived it.
Warren and Christine Alder share their full-time truck camping adventures in Australia and Tasmania.
Fellow truck campers share their hiking, camping, and adventure tips for visiting Zion National Park and the surrounding area.
There’s a world of things to see in Montana. Fellow truck campers recommend spectacular hikes, riveting museums, tucked-away campsites and more.
Martin Kysel and Amy Fox bought a GMC 2500 and Palomino SS-1200 pop-up and almost immediately shipped it to Chile.
We explore Prince Edward Island; Anne of Green Gables, spectacular lighthouses, free waterfront camping opportunities, and pocketfuls of sea glass.
The Heimbigners share their preparations, critical apps, safety experience, route, roadside repairs, and the mind-bending wonders of Africa.
If you’re beach camping curious, here’s a fantastic way to camp for free in Texas with sun, seagulls, and ocean waves.
Ten fellow truck campers reveal where to go, what to see, and where to camp in the “Land of the Midnight Sun”.
Andreas “Viking” Kirsch, Editor In Chief of Pickup Camper Magazin, has submitted a seriously fast report with a Four Wheel Camper Wildcat.
Hindrek Pahla decided to build his own custom chassis mount demountable truck camper. Check out this astonishing innovation from Estonia.
Fellow truck campers name dozens of must-see destinations and campsites along California’s coast.
Fellow truck campers share their favorite Idaho hot springs, trout-filled rivers, desert dunes, mountain vistas, and national forests.
Michael and Paula Webster reveal their triumphs and near-disasters from living five years in South America in a Four Wheel Camper.
The Cabot Trail, Meat Cove, Cape Breton, lighthouses, seaside towns, and sumptuous seafood and pastries! Let’s go!
