Overland Campers for Washington

Washington is where Cascadia Overland Co. designs, installs and supports its campers, at our shop in Monroe, about 30 miles northeast of Seattle. That makes Washington the easiest place to buy one: you can drop off the truck, have the camper fitted and sealed, and be on the road the same trip. Here is what the state asks of a camper, and which one fits.

Washington terrain and weather

• Olympic Peninsula. Rainforest valleys, logging roads and Pacific beaches. Expect rain most of the year outside summer.
• The Cascades. From Mt. Baker and the North Cascades to Mt. Rainier and Mt. Adams, with steep forest roads and snow that lingers on high passes.
• Gifford Pinchot National Forest. A network of forest roads around Mt. St. Helens that strings easily into a weekend loop.
• Eastern Washington. Dry sagebrush, the Okanogan and Columbia Basin, with hot days, cool nights and big distances.
• The Washington Backcountry Discovery Route. Roughly 575 miles of dirt and gravel from Oregon to Canada.

Choosing a camper for Washington

• Wet west side, tight roads: the Frontier folds down to about 9 inches and stays out of low branches.
• Family trips and rainy-day space: the Summit has 6'7" to 7'+ of standing room.
• Snow-season trips and the Cascade passes: the Apex is insulated for four-season use.

Washington state lands generally need a Discover Pass and many national forest trailheads need a Northwest Forest Pass. Check closures and conditions before you go. More route ideas are in our PNW overland routes guide.

Buy and install in Monroe

We confirm fitment from your VIN and a few measurements (see the vehicle measurement guide), have the camper built, then install, seal and check it at the Monroe shop. You also come to us for service. All campers carry a 24-month limited warranty, plus 5-year structural on the Apex. See current lead times or browse campers. Questions? (425) 908-0259 or sales@cascadiaoverland.com.