Four-Wheel Campers debuted the Hawk+ at Overland Expo West 2025 last month. The new camper starts at US$43,995 in base spec and ... a lot more when equipped up into a self-contained off-grid roamer.

A product of the Caravan company, King O' The Road built truck campers as well as Class C motorhomes during the 1970s into the 1980s. Ranging from 19 to 22 feet in length, the motorhomes built by King ...

Aluminum is one of the coolest materials that you can build a camper out of. The metal is durable, lasts for a long time, and ...

1973 Vacationeer Truck Camper Prices and Specs Select a Year and Model Entering the marketplace during the mid-1960s, Vacationeer was operated as a recreational product manufacturer by Shelton ...

These slide-in truck campers are tiny homes riding on truck beds, and they are great alternatives to travel trailers, vans, and truck toppers.

VanCubic has developed two individual self-contained modules that fit together inside an empty cargo van such as a Ford Transit or Fiat Ducato, L2H2-size or larger.

Four Wheel Campers, a pioneer in the pop-up truck camper industry for over 50 years, proudly introduces Hawk+: the ultimate evolution of its iconic flatbed design and the company's first fully ...

And for some, the idea of having your own self-contained camper, such as an RV or a trailer, offered a measure of assurance that might not have been found with staying in a hotel or motel room.

One such solution is a slide-in truck camper, a genius (but not new) idea in which a fully enclosed, self-contained camper unit "slides" into your truck's bed and is then secured.

Whether you're a seasoned overlander, a first-time explorer, or a campground regular needing a fully self-contained setup, Hawk+ is built for extended journeys - on or off the grid.