Basement Storage
Storage compartments built into the area below the camper's main floor, accessible from exterior doors. Basement storage is possible because truck campers sit above the truck bed rails, creating a dead space underneath. It's ideal for dirty or wet gear like shoes, leveling blocks, and outdoor equipment. Not all campers offer true pass-through basement storage — check the actual dimensions, since some compartments are too shallow to be practical.
Related Terms
The most common type of truck bed camper — a self-contained unit that slides into the truck bed and is secured with tie-downs or turnbuckles.
A truck camper with fixed, rigid walls that don't collapse for travel.
The weight of a truck camper as it leaves the factory — no water in the tanks, no propane, no gear, no batteries beyond what's included.