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Frontier Camper

Frontier Camper

Frontier Camper

$7,995.00
Summit Camper

Summit Camper

Summit Camper

$10,495.00
Apex

Apex

Apex

$26,995.00

Pop-Up Campers: Lightweight and Versatile for Off-Road Exploration

Pop-Up Campers for Trucks: Lightweight and Versatile

A pop-up truck camper folds down low while you drive and opens into a tent-walled living space at camp. That keeps weight, wind drag and height down compared with a hard-side, which is why pop-ups suit daily-driven trucks and trips on tight trails. Cascadia Overland Co. makes two clamp-on pop-ups: the Frontier wedge and the Summit, in wide or slim. Both are soft-wall (canvas tent) campers on an aluminum structure.

How a pop-up works

The aluminum canopy stays on the truck. Gas struts lift the roof, and a 360 GSM ripstop polyester tent unfolds from it. One person can open the camper in a minute or two. When you pack up, the roof lowers and the tent folds inside, leaving a low shape that clears low branches. Frontier and Summit clamp to the bed rails with no drilling, so they can come off when you need the bed back.

Wedge or full pop-up?

Frontier (wedge) Summit (full)
How it opens Roof lifts higher at one end Whole roof lifts
Weight About 300-350 lb About 480-570 lb
Sleeps 1-2 adults 3-4 people
Sleeping platform 97" x 50" About 87" x 70" full-size, 87" x 68" mid-size
Standing room High end of the wedge 6'7" to 7'+
Closed height About 9" Low profile

A wedge is lighter, simpler and costs less to carry. A full pop-up gives you headroom everywhere and room for a family. For a longer comparison read Frontier vs. Summit.

Options and accessories

Depending on the model: solar, a roof fan, a Horizon 270° awning with optional walls, roof rack bars, modular camper jacks, exterior gear panels, barn doors and a thermal liner. See overland camper accessories and each product page for what fits which camper.

Clamp-on pop-up or slide-in?

Pop-ups give up some rigidity in return for light weight and a low profile, and the optional thermal liner and diesel heater ports keep them comfortable year-round. If you want an insulated body or a full interior, look at the Apex slide-in pop-up instead; our canvas vs. hard-wall guide explains the difference.

Fit, installation and warranty

We confirm fitment from your VIN and a few bed measurements (see the vehicle measurement guide). Install happens at our Monroe, WA shop, or Frontier and Summit can ship disassembled to the contiguous US for free. Both carry a 24-month limited warranty. See current build times on the lead times page and browse the campers.