New to truck camping? Start with the Newbie Corner! The following articles will help you to find the right truck camper for you and properly match it to a truck. Let’s get started.
We reveal where to search for pre-owned campers, what to check for, and what price to pay.
Step-by-step instructions to properly match a truck and camper including calculations for camper weight, payload, center of gravity, and overall fit compatibility.
We lay out the critical decisions, explain the important options, detail the pros and cons, and add a dash of real world perspective.
Do you want a long bed or a short bed? Do you want a non-slide, single-slide, or multi-slide? Do you want a pop-up? What type of bath is ideal?
Steven Merrill reveals his extensive preparations for a long-term, off-road, and off-the-grid truck camping experience.
Steven Merrill takes us step-by-step through the process of preparing a house to be unoccupied during extended truck camping trips.
Retired Police Officer, Bryan Appleby, shares expertise on carrying firearms and non-lethal self-defense tools while truck camping.
Retired police officer, Bryan Appleby, shares his safety advice for campers including potential threats, camping security, and dangerous animals.
Gary Whistler discusses the importance of knowing your rig dimensions and driving unloaded and loaded.
Gary Whistler is a retired Certified Director of Safety and a truck camper with helpful tips on camper driving safety.
Truck campers have dual purposes as a Family Emergency Vehicle, a survival RV, bug out vehicle, or a natural disaster vehicle.