
All Terrain Campers' compact full-size truck pop-up camper for 6-foot bed pickups. Similar platform to the Panther but with a slightly shorter overhead sleeping area. Welded aluminum frame with off-road durability. Fits Ford, Chevy, Dodge, and Toyota full-size trucks.
The All Terrain Ocelot is a soft-side pop-up truck camper from All Terrain Campers weighing 900 lbs with a base price around $19,000. It includes a built-in kitchen in a compact, lightweight package. Fits short and long bed trucks.
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half-ton 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.
At 900 lbs, it keeps payload impact manageable. 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.
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The All Terrain Ocelot has a dry weight of 900 lbs (1,200 lbs wet/loaded). You'll need at least a half-ton 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.
The All Terrain Ocelot has a base MSRP of $19,000. Contact All Terrain Campers directly for current pricing and lead times. Used models may be available at lower prices depending on condition and year.
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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Canvas sides mean less insulation and sound isolation compared to hard-side campers. Setup/teardown adds time compared to always-ready hardside campers. No built-in bathroom — you'll need a portable toilet or use campground facilities. Canvas requires maintenance and can wear over time, especially in harsh UV or sustained wet conditions.
The All Terrain Ocelot weighs 900 lbs dry. This is on the lighter end for its class, leaving more payload headroom for gear and passengers.
The All Terrain Ocelot features aluminum frame and aluminum shell construction. All Terrain Campers is a domestic manufacturer based in Sacramento, CA.
The All Terrain Ocelot comes with a capable kitchen setup. The kitchen provides basic cooking capability for camp meals.
The All Terrain Ocelot's electrical system provides battery power. Battery power covers basics, but adding solar is recommended for off-grid use.
As a pop-up, the All Terrain Ocelot requires raising the roof before camping — typically around 5 minutes. The tradeoff is a much lower travel profile for better fuel economy, less wind resistance, and garage parking.
The All Terrain Ocelot carries 15 gallons of fresh water. Adequate for a few days of careful use, but frequent boondockers may want more.
The All Terrain Ocelot starts at $19,000. This is a mid-range price point that balances features and cost for the category.
The All Terrain Ocelot comes with a 2-burner cooktop, sink. It's a capable kitchen for preparing full meals on the road.