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Truck Camper Magazine Truck Camper Magazine is for the truck camper enthusiast.

We announce new truck campers, hold mod contests, share camping ideas, and interview readers who live the camper lifestyle. Truck Camper Magazine is an online magazine dedicated to truck camping and the truck camping community.

17/09/2025

We met Jené and David at the Northwood Manufacturing Camper Rally in La Grande, Oregon — and their story is one you don’t want to miss.

They travel in a 2025 F-450 carrying a 2013 Arctic Fox 990 , the perfect setup for exploring remote places. Behind them? Jené’s 1978 TOYOTA Land Cruiser — the same one she learned to drive in. Now, it’s their trail rig and town car on adventures.

But what makes it truly special: every time Jené takes the wheel, she remembers her mom, who drove it every day for eight years.

Watch the reel to meet Jené and David.

15/09/2025

Gary Conley, National Sales Manager at Lance Camper, shares which Lance he would choose and why.

The model Gary chose can be optioned with two seats or a sofa. The model Gary chose is a non-slide camper with a wet bath. The model Gary chose has a big countertop and lots of kitchen storage.

What do you think of this , or do you like another Lance model more?

Today’s featured camper is the Modern Buggy RV 9 — a compact rig that proves small doesn’t mean sacrificing comfort. Ins...
14/09/2025

Today’s featured camper is the Modern Buggy RV 9 — a compact rig that proves small doesn’t mean sacrificing comfort.

Inside, you’ll find a sink, stove, furnace, air conditioner, a 3.6 cubic foot compressor refrigerator, television, dinette, a 65Ah battery, and an 11-gallon water tank. On the outside, it’s just as capable with a 20-pound propane tank, exterior shower, and 200 watts of solar.

It’s everything you need in a fun-sized package. Capacities, specs, MSRP and more: https://www.truckcampermagazine.com/buyers-guide/hard-side/mod-bug-buyers-guide/

Storage, storage, storage!When we checked out the Alaskan 8 (hard-side, pop-up), we opened every door and cabinet to see...
13/09/2025

Storage, storage, storage!

When we checked out the Alaskan 8 (hard-side, pop-up), we opened every door and cabinet to see exactly where all your gear could go. Spoiler: this camper packs in a LOT.

From the big dinette to the cassette toilet, fridge, stove, furnace, A/C, and more — Alaskan Campers proves you don’t have to sacrifice storage for comfort.

With a frameless aluminum shell, the Kimbo Series 6 is truly one of a kind. It's engineered for comfort, durability, an...
12/09/2025

With a frameless aluminum shell, the Kimbo Series 6 is truly one of a kind. It's engineered for comfort, durability, and complete confidence.

Today’s article explores the Kimbo Series 6 in detail including its materials, features, quirks, and why it defies convention. Click on the link below to check out the inside of the Kimbo (lots of photos in the article) with its modular interior and unmistakable aesthetic.

https://www.truckcampermagazine.com/news/announcing-the-kimbo-series-6/

11/09/2025

Think a Tesla can’t haul a ? Think again.

Meet Ed Haemmerle’s CyberPhoenix by Phoenix Pop Up Campers — a pop-up rig with EVERYTHING inside: hot water, fridge, solar, air conditioner, shower, 800-watts of solar, and even underbed storage. And yes…it actually fits. It comes in at 1350 pounds and costs $79,995.

08/09/2025

Val from Adventurer Campers has a question for you.

The new Adventurer 65RB can sit five and sleep five. She wants to know how many people (and pets) can sit and sleep in your truck camper?

Every place we visit leaves a memory. We collect magnets that we put on our fridge — each one a little story from the r...
06/09/2025

Every place we visit leaves a memory. We collect magnets that we put on our fridge — each one a little story from the road. For Adam and Val of Bantha Overland (rig pictured here), it’s stickers on their hallmark mfg that tell their travel tale.

What about you — magnets, stickers, patches, postcards…or do you just collect memories?

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Truck Camper Magazine’s Story

In 2004 we were planning a cross-country trip. We started researching RVs and came across truck campers. We had seen layouts and photographs on the web, and then went to see a truck camper in person. We were sold!

Throughout 2004 and 2005 we explored many national parks, state parks, and BLM areas in our camper. Upon returning from that trip we sold our truck camper and went back to our jobs.

Missing our lifestyle on the road, we thought, “What if we started a magazine about truck campers?” We knew we could help others get to the same point we were at - enjoying the open road, meeting new people, and discovering new places.

That’s where Truck Camper Magazine began. We started calling the manufacturers and dealers, and they were excited to support our efforts. Soon we were announcing new truck campers, holding mod contests, and interviewing users about their camping adventures.