Overland Campers from Cascadia Overland Co.

An overland camper turns your truck into a basecamp: somewhere dry to sleep, room for gear and the ability to keep going when the pavement ends. Cascadia Overland Co. designs three of them in Monroe, Washington, and installs and supports them at our shop there. They range from a 300 lb wedge pop-up to a four-season slide-in pop-up, so there is a fit for a mid-size daily driver and for a full-size expedition rig.

The lineup

Frontier: wedge pop-up

Our lightest camper at about 300-350 lb. It clamps on without drilling, stands about 9 inches tall closed, and sleeps one or two adults on a 97" x 50" platform under a 360 GSM ripstop tent. Three lockable gull-wing hatches, front and rear windows, side windows with mesh and a gas-strut lift keep setup quick.

Summit: wide-body pop-up

A full pop-up with 6'7" to 7'+ of standing room, space for three or four people and a sleeping platform of about 87" x 70" on full-size trucks. It clamps on and weighs about 480-570 lb with options. On full-size beds of 6.4 ft and longer it is built as the Wide XL, with a longer cabover, automatically (see the cabover guide).

Apex: four-season slide-in pop-up

A fully welded aluminum slide-in with no wood, 1-inch XPS insulation, a pull-out queen bed, onboard water and a 3000W inverter. It is built to your bed length, with base weights from 1,029 lb to 1,316 lb. This is the camper for winter and long off-grid trips.

Which one should you pick?

• Solo or couple, mid-size truck, weekends: Frontier.
• Family or longer trips, standing room: Summit.
• Cold weather, extended travel, a real kitchen: Apex.

Not sure? Read Frontier vs. Summit, canvas vs. hard-wall campers or the buying guide.

What all three have in common

• Aluminum construction and stainless hardware for wet climates.
• Fitment confirmed from your VIN and bed measurements before building (see the vehicle measurement guide).
• Options such as solar, awnings, roof rack bars and gear panels. See each product page for what is available on that model.
• A 24-month limited warranty, with a 5-year structural warranty added on the Apex.

Buying and installation

We sell direct. Installation happens at our shop in Monroe, WA. Frontier and Summit can also ship disassembled to the contiguous US for free, and the Apex can be factory drop-shipped without its battery (you will need a forklift to unload it), though we recommend a Monroe install. Current prices are on each product page and current build times are on our lead times page.

Call (425) 908-0259, email sales@cascadiaoverland.com, or browse all campers.