Palomino SS-1500 – MSRP $12,578 The Palomino SS-1500 is a pop-up truck camper. *Palomino SS-1500: dry weight, 1,910 pounds + 22 gallons fresh, 183.5 pounds + 6 gallon water heater, 50 pounds + 2x 20 pound full propane tank, 40 pounds + battery, 65 pounds + stuff, 500 pounds = 2,748.5 pounds Palomino SS-1251 – MSRP $11,926 The Palomino SS-1251 is a pop-up truck camper. *Palomino SS-1251: dry weight, 1,795 pounds + 22 gallons fresh, 183.5 pounds + 6 gallon water heater, 50 pounds + 20 pound full propane tank, 20 pounds + battery, 65 pounds + stuff, 500 pounds = 2,613.5 pounds Palomino SS-1240 – MSRP $11,940 The Palomino SS-1240 is a pop-up truck camper. Short or Long Bed *Palomino SS-1240: dry weight, 1,876 pounds + 22 gallons fresh, 183.5 pounds + 20 pound full propane tank, 20 pounds + battery, 65 pounds + stuff, 500 pounds = 2,644.5 pounds Palomino SS-1200 – MSRP $10,258 The Palomino SS-1200 is a pop-up truck camper. *Palomino SS-1200: dry weight, 1,591 pounds + 16 gallons fresh, 133.4 pounds + 20 pound full propane tank, 20 pounds + battery, 65 pounds + stuff, 500 pounds = 2,309.4 pounds

Palomino SS-800 – MSRP $9,823 The Palomino SS-800 is a pop-up truck camper. *Palomino SS-800: dry weight, 1,462 pounds + 16 gallons fresh, 133.4 pounds + 20 pound full propane tank, 20 pounds + battery, 65 pounds + stuff, 500 pounds = 2,180.4 pounds Palomino SS-600 – MSRP $9,243 The Palomino SS-600 is a pop-up truck camper. *Palomino SS-600: dry weight, 1,056 pounds + 10 gallons fresh, 83.4 pounds + 20 pound full propane tank, 20 pounds + battery, 65 pounds + stuff, 500 pounds = 1,724.4 poundswifi bacpac not attached Palomino SS-550 – MSRP $9,823sedna backpack The Palomino SS-550 is a pop-up truck camper.lululemon cruiser backpack for sale

*Palomino SS-550: dry weight, 1,594 pounds + 16 gallons fresh, 133.4 pounds + 6 gallon water heater, 50 pounds + 20 pound full propane tank, 20 pounds + battery, 65 pounds + stuff, 500 pounds = 2,362.4 pounds Palomino SS-500 – MSRP $11,712 The Palomino SS-500 is a pop-up truck camper. *Palomino SS-600: dry weight, 1,299 pounds + 16 gallons fresh, 133.4 pounds + 20 pound full propane tank, 20 pounds + battery, 65 pounds + stuff, 500 pounds = 2,017.4 poundswayfarer backpack by sketchbook All dry weights, specifications, capacities, and photographs were provided by Palomino RV.osprey 36l backpack Northstar Pop Up Camper Buyers Guidejansport galaxy backpack for sale philippines Fish & Ski Boat

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A truck camper might be perfect for you. Truck campers offer many of the features of travel trailers, but you haul them in the back of a pickup truck. If you have a good truck, these small campers offer many benefits over traditional fifth wheels and travel trailers. Just take a look at the long list of benefits these campers offer: If these benefits sound good to you, then I highly recommend looking at truck campers. To start off, we’ve gathered a few of the most popular brands of truck campers for you. Take a look at their websites, and compare for yourself. When you’re done, if you want to see every brand of truck camper (there are actually 22 different ones), you can download our truck camper brand list. It lists over 100 different truck campers. Lance is one of the most popular brands of truck campers. They also make travel trailers and toy haulers, but their truck campers are very popular. Lance offers campers for both short- and long-bed trucks. There are 9 floorplans to choose from:

As you’re looking at a Lance camper, you’ll want to make sure it’s compatible with your truck. Click here to read Lance’s Truck Camper Compatibility Guide. You can see interior and exterior photos, as well as the floorplan, for each camper by clicking on the links above. Palomino is another popular brand; they make a wide range of travel trailers. They offer two truck camper categories: the Backpack Edition and the Real-Lite. Backpack Edition: Offers 13 floorplans, plus many features in both hard side and soft side models. Real-Lite: Also offers 13 floorplans and features with hard and soft side models. Both of these editions come in hard side and soft side options. The soft side option is sort of like a pop-up tent camper: the roof can be raised for living and lowered for driving, making the camper smaller and more aerodynamic. Soft side campers are generally lighter and less expensive than their hard side alternatives. Hard side campers have several advantages, however: they’re offer much more insulation and protection from the weather, and they have a more home-like feeling, like a traditional travel trailer.

With Palomino, both of their soft side models come standard with the Rieco Titan® Electric Roof Lift. This raises and lowers the roof for you – saving you a lot of time and work. Click here to watch the system in action. Livin’ Lite makes the Camplite brand of truck campers. Camplite campers are unique because they are made of aluminum and composite materials – they contain no wood. Thus, they aren’t susceptible to moisture damage like campers constructed with wood. Camplite offers 8 variations of their truck camper: The 5.7, 6.8, 8.5, 8.6, 10.0, 8.4s, 11s, and 9.6s. They’re different sizes to fit different size trucks. On the camper pages, they list the trucks that each camper is made to fit. There are two brands of truck campers offered by Northwood: Arctic Fox and Wolf Creek. The Arctic Fox comes in 8 different floorplans, which you can see here. Some have wet baths, and some dry baths. The Wolf Creek has 2 floorplan options, both with wet baths.

Adventurer Lp. makes two brands of campers. Adventurer is the first, offering 8 different models: Eagle Cap is their other brand, with 5 models: Adventurer has a YouTube channel featuring extensive walk-around videos of many of their truck campers. Click here to watch them. Travel Lite is a trailer manufacturer that makes lightweight travel trailers and truck campers. Travel Lite offers over 30 different floorplans across their range of truck campers. They currently offer a wide range of hard side models, as well as a few with slide-outs. Now for the hard-side campers with slide-outs: So those are six brands of truck campers along with the models they offer. However, there are many more brands of truck campers. This is just a start. There are actually at least 22 different brands of truck campers. Normally you have to search the internet to find them all… but we’ve done the hard work for you. We’ve collected these 22 brands and listed them all out for you.

Not only that, but we’ve also listed each model they offer. (It came out to over 100 different models!) If you’d like to download this list, just click here. If you’re shopping for a truck camper, you should definitely visit each brand’s website and check out the campers they offer. You don’t want to miss the perfect camper. The list is 4 pages long, and contains over 100 models. You’ll have plenty of truck campers to compare. Click here to download the Complete Truck Camper List. So in summary, if you want to experience the joys of camping without the hassle of a large travel trailer, a truck camper is a great option. Truck campers are like travel trailers, and they offer most or all of the amenities that trailers do – but they fit into the back of your pickup truck. Truck campers have a lot of advantages. They don’t require towing, and they’re more versatile. They’re also quite a bit cheaper than trailers. All things considered, if you plan on doing a lot of camping and adventure, I think you have to at least consider a truck camper.