Deployed
Hard-Side (No Slide)Current
OVRLND All You Can Eat
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Dry Weight
380 lbs
Sleeps
2
Setup Time
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Kitchen
No
Bathroom
None
Season
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Full-featured custom cabover truck camper. Every All You Can Eat is built specific to the truck it's going on — no universal sizing. Bed size 60x80" up to 76x80" depending on truck and options. Standing height 6'6" to 7'5". The most feature-rich OVRLND model. Also available in wider "Chubby" configuration. Heaviest build ever: 518 lbs on a long bed RAM 3500 with nearly every option.
TL;DR
The OVRLND All You Can Eat is a non-slide hard-side truck camper from OVRLND Campers weighing 380 lbs. A solid fixed-wall design that's always ready to camp without setup.
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What You Need to Know
Great For
midsize and heavier truck owners wanting a solid, always-ready camper, Campers who prefer no-setup convenience — park and you're home, Both short-bed and long-bed truck configurations.
People Love
Fixed hard walls mean zero setup — pull in, turn off the engine, and you're camping. At 380 lbs, it keeps weight manageable for the size.
Watch Out For
Weight & Dimensions
Dry Weight380 lbs
Wet Weight—
Interior Height—
Overall Length—
Overall Width—
Overhang—
Sleeping
Capacity2
Bed TypeQueen
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Kitchen
KitchenNo
Cooktop—
FridgeNone
OvenNo
Microwave
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does the OVRLND All You Can Eat weigh and what truck do I need?
The OVRLND All You Can Eat has a dry weight of 380 lbs. 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.
Will the OVRLND All You Can Eat fit in my garage?
The OVRLND All You Can Eat is a full-height hardside camper, which typically exceeds standard garage door height (7-8 feet). Some garages with taller doors may work — measure both your garage opening and the camper-on-truck height.
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