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All Terrain Bobcat
$18,000+
Dry Weight
800 lbs
Sleeps
2
Setup Time
5 min
Kitchen
Yes
Bathroom
None
Season
3-Season
All Terrain Campers' mid-size truck pop-up camper built for smaller pickups like the Toyota Tacoma, Ford Ranger, and Chevy Colorado. Welded aluminum frame construction designed for off-road durability. Includes 15-gallon fresh water tank, propane heater with automatic thermostat, and dedicated battery that charges from the truck alternator.
TL;DR
The All Terrain Bobcat is a soft-side pop-up truck camper from All Terrain Campers weighing 800 lbs with a base price around $18,000. It includes a built-in kitchen in a compact, lightweight package. Fits short and long bed trucks.
Based on 3 reviews
What You Need to Know
Great For
midsize truck owners who need to watch payload, Overlanders who want low-profile driving and full camp height, Campers who want a built-in kitchen without heavy camper weight, 3-season camping and occasional shoulder-season use, Truck owners who want to park in standard garages when the top is down, Those who want to use their truck independently while camped.
People Love
At 800 lbs, it keeps payload impact manageable even on midsize trucks. The pop-up design gives you full standing height when camped but stays low for driving and parking. Built-in kitchen with 2-burner cooktop means you can cook real meals. Built by All Terrain Campers in Sacramento, CA.
Weight & Dimensions
Dry Weight800 lbs
Wet Weight1,050 lbs
Interior Height—
Overall Length—
Overall Width—
Overhang—
Sleeping
Capacity2
Bed TypeCabover Full
OrientationEast-West
Kitchen
KitchenYes
Cooktop2 burners
FridgeNone
OvenNo
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does the All Terrain Bobcat weigh and what truck do I need?
The All Terrain Bobcat has a dry weight of 800 lbs (1,050 lbs wet/loaded). You'll need at least a midsize truck and it fits both short-bed and long-bed configurations. Always check your truck's payload rating on the driver's door sticker — manufacturer payload ratings vary significantly by trim and options.
How much does the All Terrain Bobcat cost?
The All Terrain Bobcat has a base MSRP of $18,000. Contact All Terrain Campers directly for current pricing and lead times. Used models may be available at lower prices depending on condition and year.
How long does it take to set up the All Terrain Bobcat?
Setup typically takes about 5 minutes — you need to raise the roof and secure the canvas sides. With practice, most owners get faster. The camper can also be dismounted from the truck for freestanding use, though that takes longer.
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