How long does it take to get a Kimbo 6?

Kimbo builds in small batches, so wait times vary. Expect 2-4 months from order to delivery. They're a small operation in Enumclaw, WA and build quality is prioritized over speed. Check their website or call for current lead times.

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Kimbo 6

Name: Kimbo 6
Brand: Kimbo Campers
Availability: InStock
Rating: 2.1 (7 reviews)

by Kimbo Campers · 2025

$18,000–$22,000

Dry Weight

350 lbs

Sleeps

Setup Time

No setup

Kitchen

Yes

Bathroom

None

Season

3-Season

Ultralight hard-side camper with composite construction. Only 350 lbs dry weight — one of the lightest hard-sides available.

TL;DR

The Kimbo 6 is an ultralight hard-side camper that weighs just 350 lbs — lighter than most pop-ups while giving you hard walls. Made from composite panels in Enumclaw, WA, it's a minimalist hard-side shell with an optional roof-top tent extension. Perfect for people who want hard-side weather protection without the weight penalty.

Based on 8 reviews and 3 owner submissions

What You Need to Know

Great For

Half-ton and midsize truck owners who want hard-side protection at pop-up weight, 4-season base camp usage, Pacific Northwest and rainy climate camping, minimalists who want a blank-canvas build platform.

People Love

The weight-to-protection ratio is unmatched — hard walls at 350 lbs. The composite construction handles rain, snow, and cold better than any pop-up. Kimbo's small-batch approach means you can customize the build. The company is responsive and owner-focused.

Weight & Dimensions

Dry Weight350 lbs

Wet Weight430 lbs

Interior Height54"

Overall Length72"

Overall Width68"

Overhang—

Sleeping

Capacity2

Bed TypeFull

OrientationEast-West

Kitchen

KitchenYes

Cooktop1 burner

Fridge12V Compressor

OvenNo

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does the Kimbo 6 come with a kitchen or bathroom?

No, the Kimbo 6 is a hard-side shell — a blank canvas for your own build-out. Most owners add a portable stove, 12V fridge, and water container. Some add a cassette toilet. Kimbo offers some accessories but the core product is the weather-tight shell and sleeping platform.

Can the Kimbo 6 fit on a Toyota Tacoma?

Yes, the Kimbo 6 is designed specifically for short-bed midsize and half-ton trucks. At 350 lbs, it leaves most Tacomas with 400-600 lbs of remaining payload for gear, water, and passengers. It's one of the most Tacoma-friendly hard-side options available.

How does the Kimbo 6 handle in cold weather?

Better than any pop-up at the same weight. The composite panels provide moderate insulation, and with a small portable heater, owners report comfortable camping into the 20s (°F). It won't match a fully insulated hard-side like a Lance, but for its weight class, cold-weather performance is excellent.

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Weight & PayloadPositive

At 350 lbs dry, the Kimbo 6 is one of the lightest hard-side campers ever made. This is lighter than many pop-up campers while providing full hard-wall protection. It fits on Tacomas, Colorado/Canyons, and other midsize trucks with plenty of payload to spare.

350 lbs dry weight — lightest hard-side on the market
Lighter than most pop-up campers despite having hard walls
Fits midsize trucks with 500+ lbs payload margin
Loaded weight typically 500-700 lbs depending on build-out

Weather PerformancePositive

The Kimbo's hard-side composite walls are its biggest advantage over pop-ups. Rain, wind, and cold are handled much better than canvas-sided alternatives. Owners in the Pacific Northwest especially love it for the constant rain. The composite panels provide moderate insulation without added weight.

Hard walls handle rain and wind far better than pop-ups
Composite panels provide moderate insulation
No canvas to worry about in sustained wet weather
Performs well in PNW rain and mountain conditions

Build QualityPositive

Kimbo builds each camper by hand in small batches in Enumclaw, Washington. Quality is high — the composite panels are well-bonded, hardware is solid, and the overall finish is clean. Being a smaller company, they're responsive to feedback and willing to do custom modifications. Some owners note minor fit issues that Kimbo quickly resolves.

Handbuilt in small batches in Enumclaw, WA
Composite panel construction is durable and lightweight
Kimbo is responsive and handles issues quickly
Custom modifications are possible during the build process

StorageMixed

Interior storage is limited by the compact footprint. The Kimbo 6 is designed as a 6-foot bed camper, so you're working with a small space. Most owners build custom shelving and storage solutions. The bed area under the sleeping platform is the primary storage zone. Creative organization is essential.

Compact interior requires creative storage solutions
Under-bed area is the main storage space
Most owners build custom shelving and organizers
Not enough built-in storage for extended trips without planning

Kimbo 6

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