Crafted to Explore.
Premium aluminum campers designed for endless adventure.
Premium aluminum campers designed for endless adventure.
A truck camper gives you a dry, elevated bed and organized storage on the truck you already drive, without towing a trailer or climbing into a rooftop tent. Prices across the market run from well under $10,000 for a simple pop-up to $50,000 and more for an expedition hard-side. This guide explains where the money goes and how Cascadia Overland Co.'s three campers compare on value.
| Camper | Type | Approx. weight | Sleeps | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Frontier | Wedge pop-up, clamp-on | 300-350 lb | 1-2 adults | The lowest entry price and lightest weight; mid-size trucks |
| Summit | Wide-body pop-up, clamp-on | 480-570 lb | 3-4 people | Full standing room (6'7" to 7'+) and a wide sleeping platform |
| Apex | Four-season slide-in pop-up truck camper | 1,000-1,800 lb dry | 2+ | Insulated, fully welded aluminum camper with water, power and kitchen options |
Current prices, including installed and ship-disassembled options, are on each product page. Financing is available, subject to approval, on our financing page.
A lighter camper keeps your truck within its payload, which means no suspension upgrades and better fuel economy. Every Cascadia camper carries a 24-month limited warranty, and the Apex adds a 5-year structural warranty. Use our weight calculator to check what your truck can carry, and our camper comparison to see the models side by side.