Slide-in and pop-up campers make taking shelter anywhere possible. A truck without a trailer can travel deeper into trails, whereas having living quarters in tow can have major limitations.

Plus, towing a trailer or a boat is still possible. Truck campers may not offer the mega-spacious floor plans of a large RV or travel trailer, but their compact utility is hard to beat.

Weary of everyday life and need an escape? No matter how you spec it, the all-new Hawk+ camper from pop-up truck camping ...

Lance Camper, which most recently unveiled its Enduro adventure travel trailer, makes a bounty of slide-in truck campers. Its luxury flagship is the Lance 1172, a double-slide (rear and wall slide ...

This camper is built with a slideout to help maximize the interior living space and can handle up to four sleeping guests; ...

Camp365 points out that all of the aforementioned attributes of the T Model truck bed camper—namely its travel size and weight—make it a great camper option for electric trucks like the Rivian ...

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You may have heard of a camper trailer referred to as a "fifth wheel". We take a look at where that term came from and why it ...

Coming to market in the mid-1960s as a camping trailer builder, Travel Mate added production of truck campers, fifth wheel trailers, travel trailers and motorhomes through the 1970s. Spanning from ...

Starting their long-continuing production of camping trailers since the company’s inception, travel trailers ... design and a sizeable list of standard features. Sportster 7D 7' Truck Camper - ...