Owner reviews
Don't just take our word for it. Here's what owners say about their All Terrain campers, with links to their full write-ups on other sites.
What owners like
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Custom work welcome
Owners often mention the shop's willingness to adjust layouts, dimensions and windows to suit their truck and the way they travel.
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Light, and nothing to rot
Fully welded aluminum framing keeps weight down with no wood framing to rot, and owners say the campers hold their value.
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Service for years after
Owners come back to the Sacramento shop for upgrades and repairs years after they buy, and describe the same friendly welcome.
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Owner reviews around the web
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Our All Terrain Camper: a review after eleven years of use (opens in a new tab)
A long-term report on a 2013 Bobcat after 169,000 miles and 907 nights, mostly on rough backroads. The owners rate it a solid A.
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ATC Cougar camper review and build (opens in a new tab)
A family of four's custom Cougar on a Toyota Tundra, with notes on the welded frame, the lift system and working with the shop on custom touches.
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A visit to All Terrain Campers, April 2024 (opens in a new tab)
Long-time owners stop by the Sacramento shop for upgrades and describe what it's like to deal directly with the people who build the campers.
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A visit to All Terrain Campers, October 2023 (opens in a new tab)
Photos from the shop floor, including the welded aluminum framing and the arched roof built in for extra strength.
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Not sure about All Terrain Campers? Owners weigh in (opens in a new tab)
A shopper asks about ATC and owners answer, covering build quality, service after the sale, and the shop's willingness to do custom work.
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New custom ATC camper (opens in a new tab)
An owner shares the thinking behind their custom camper and a trip report from the drive home from California.
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