Welded aluminum pop-up campers, built to survive
Light, low and tough slide-in 4x4 campers, built to order in Sacramento and sold factory direct.
Built by campers, for campers
We build the lightest, lowest-profile and most durable pop-up campers on the market. Every frame is welded aluminum that flexes with your truck bed instead of coming apart, and you'll never find particle board or pressboard inside.
With over 50 years in the camper business, we'll help you find the right camper whether you're heading deep off-road or just out for the weekend.
- Welded aluminum frame that flexes with your truck bed
- No particle board or pressboard anywhere
- Fully insulated, with an optional Cold Weather Pack
- Factory direct from Sacramento, California
Our campers
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Cougar
Full-size truck, 8 ft long bed
From $21,350
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Puma
Full-size truck, 8 ft long bed
From $21,350
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Panther
Full-size truck, 6 to 6.5 ft short bed
From $20,995
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Ocelot
Full-size truck, 6 to 6.5 ft short bed
From $20,995
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Bobcat
Mid / mini truck, 6 to 6.5 ft short bed
From $21,570
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Lynx
Mid / mini truck, 8 ft long bed
From $21,925
Empty shells from $13,300. Build and price yours
Which camper fits your truck?
Find your truck size and bed length. Every model also comes as an empty shell.
From our owners
After finishing my first 1,300-plus-mile trip with the Cougar, I have one word to sum up my experience: WOW! From the high country of the Sierras to the windblown beaches of the Central Coast, with two days of 25-knot winds gusting to 35, the Cougar performed flawlessly.
We went over some very rough roads and several extremely steep hills. The camper stayed in place for the entire trip and did not need the slightest adjustment. We can now go wherever we want to.
The camper is even more than I expected. Everything worked great, and everyone was impressed with the fit, finish and design. When a Jeep Grand Cherokee got stuck to its axles in a sandy wash, we were the ones who pulled it out.
I can't remember the last time I was treated as honestly and fairly. You worked with me on the options I needed, not just the ones that were for sale. Every time I look in the camper I'm more amazed at the quality of the workmanship.
What owners like
Built for rough roads
One couple put 169,000 miles and 907 nights on their camper over eleven years, mostly on rugged backroads, and report the frame and structure are still rock solid.
A stiff, quiet roof
Owners like the ribbed aluminum roof sheet: it's rigid, stays quiet in the wind, and can be repaired or replaced. One reports no roof leaks in over a decade.
You talk to the builders
It's a small shop, so the people answering your questions are the same people welding and assembling your camper.
Out on the trail
Talk to the people who build them. Monday to Friday, 8 am to 5 pm.