
The Scout Kenai is the largest hardwall Scout camper, designed for heavy half-ton to 1-ton trucks. Features a 10 cu ft gear locker, mud room entrance, wardrobe, designated bathroom area with privacy curtain, 190W solar, 132Ah lithium battery, and Unbound Power Tower.
The Scout Kenai is a non-slide hard-side truck camper from Scout Campers weighing 1,232 lbs with a base MSRP around $29,990. It includes a built-in kitchen in a solid fixed-wall design.
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half-ton 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.
Fixed hard walls mean zero setup — pull in, turn off the engine, and you're camping. At 1,232 lbs, it keeps weight manageable for the size.
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The Scout Kenai has a dry weight of 1,232 lbs. 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 Scout Kenai has a base MSRP of $29,990. Contact Scout Campers directly for current pricing and lead times. Used models may be available at lower prices depending on condition and year.
The Scout Kenai stands 6.9 feet tall on the truck, 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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No slideout means interior width is limited by the truck bed — can feel narrow. No built-in bathroom — you'll need a portable option.
The Scout Kenai weighs 1,232 lbs dry. This is a moderate weight that most properly-rated trucks can handle, though you should check your specific truck's payload capacity.
The Scout Kenai features aluminum frame and fiberglass shell construction. Scout Campers is a domestic manufacturer based in Yakima, WA.
The Scout Kenai comes with a compact kitchen setup. The kitchen provides basic cooking capability for camp meals.
The Scout Kenai's electrical system includes 190W of solar with lithium batteries for efficient off-grid capability. Adequate for basic needs, though heavy electrical users may want to upgrade.
The Scout Kenai carries 4.9 gallons of fresh water. This is a compact system best suited for short trips or campgrounds with water hookups.
Storage in the Scout Kenai is enhanced by the slideout — you'll want to be organized. Without dedicated exterior storage, everything goes inside — efficient packing is key.
The Scout Kenai starts at $29,990. This is a mid-range price point that balances features and cost for the category.
The Scout Kenai comes with cooking capability, sink. The kitchen is compact but functional for basic camp cooking.
The Scout Kenai comes with 190W of solar and lithium batteries, plus 4.9 gallons of fresh water. You can comfortably boondock for a few days. For extended off-grid stays, some owners add more solar or battery capacity.