Five to ten truck camper blogs are published every week. From RV shows and camper rallies to manufacturer’s responses and contest announcements, the blog has the latest information. Check here often for the latest blog updates.
D&H RV Center has opened a remotely staffed dealership. Why not have camper dealerships make virtual appointments when they’re not there?
Here are our answers to the most asked questions from the recent FlexArmor Review and Installation article.
Four Wheel Campers is opening a factory store in Rancho Cucamonga, California. TCM readers are invited to attend the free Grand Opening.
Mattas Marine is touring western Colorado meeting as many truck dealerships as they can hoping to expand the camper marketplace.
Camper owners painfully reveal what happens when rig height bites. Awnings get scratched, roofs get ripped, skylights lose lids, etc.
Robert Charles Willett passed away January 18th. Willett co-founded Texson with his father, Tex. Texson later became Northstar Campers.
This week’s Question of the Week is, “What height is your loaded truck and camper?”
Adventurer Manufacturing has launched an all-new Eagle Cap website. Check it out at EagleCapCampers.com.
We challenged the industry to go camping in their own products. Here’s what happened, and what it means for truck camper design.
Mark Harrison warns us of the dangers of a tall bay car wash. The door may be tall enough, but not the swiveling wash arm.
Joel Vanscoy has announced that the 2020 East Coast Northwood Rally from May 13-17, 2020 at Holiday Trav-L-Park in Virginia Beach, Virginia.
Here’s David Epp’s in-depth dare report, photography and perspectives on an Adventurer 901SB 50th Anniversary Edition.
Allen Miller from nuCamp RV completes our Triple-Dog truck camping dare and shares his perspectives on a Cirrus 720.
Jesse Collinsworth, CEO of Rugged Mountain RV, is the fifth industry leader to complete our Triple-Dog truck camping dare.
Scott Hubble, CEO of nuCamp RV (Cirrus Campers), sent in the following manufacturer’s response to the 2020 Cirrus 720 Review.
Is a pass-through window an important factor when you select a truck camper for purchase?
