Off-Road and Off-The-Grid Campers - Page 3
Our Off-Road and Off-The-Grid Campers section includes extreme rigs, off-road adventures, winter and beach camping. For many, going off-road is the reason for a truck camper.
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6.6KHow To Build A World Ready Rig – Part 2
The Heimbigners tell us about their world ready rig while testing a compost toilet, pushing their off-grid systems, and avoiding piranhas.
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9.7KHow To Build A World Ready Rig – Part 1
100 gallons of water and 130 gallons of diesel ready for world travel.
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5.6KThe Road With No Signs
The Sullivan family turns the dirt backroads of America's National Parks, BLM, and National Forests into off-grid memories to last a lifetime.
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27.5KHow To Truck Camp On the Beach
Bob Gray talks about required beach equipment, beach driving, beach protocols, and recommended rig cleaning.
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5.7KRig, Retire, and Ride
Stu Pritchard left the working stable to join his retired friends for off-the-grid camping and horseback riding fun in Canada’s wilderness.
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5.3KWho Goes Camping With Jeff Dean
Jeff Dean takes his Palomino pop-up to the beach almost every weekend for fishing, surfing, kayaking, bike riding, and scuba diving.
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12.3KFull-Time in a Four Wheel Camper
Ray and Kay Fox sold their farm to full-time in a Four Wheel Camper. They’ve been living their dreams ever since.
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19.8KThe Off-Road Retirement Plan
For retirement, the Foutys bought a Hallmark and set-out to explore America.
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6.8KThe Furmans Take On The White Rim Trail
Bertram and Kare Furman report on their adventures on the White Rim Trail with a Northstar TC800 pop-up camper. Don’t look down!
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4.5KJim McCoy Takes On Elephant Hill
Jim McCoy definitely embodies the Go Anywhere spirit. With his Ram-Hallmark rig, he pushed the four-wheel drive limits on Elephant Hill.
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31.7KBig Rig Truck Camper Build
Julie and Ernie have what might be the biggest truck camper on the planet!
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4.3KOff-Grid With The Kids
When their friends bought a Northstar, the Copelands were inspired to get their own, and go off-grid with the kids.
