Truck Camper Manufacturers

Originally Adventure Trailers, now AT Overland. Builds premium expedition campers from flatbed habitats to pop-ups. Known for the Habitat, Summit, and Aterra lines.

Over 50 years of truck camper manufacturing. Builds the Adventurer and Eagle Cap brands of hard-side truck campers. Known for quality construction and value pricing.

The original hard-side pop-up truck camper. Patented telescoping design with hard aluminum walls that raise and lower hydraulically. True four-season construction designed for extreme conditions.

South African manufacturer of premium aluminum canopy campers and accessories. Known globally for the Khaya flatbed camper and the ModCAP modular canopy system. Products are engineered for extreme off-road conditions and exported worldwide.

Idaho-based manufacturer of aluminum truck toppers and expedition canopy systems. Known for overbuilt construction with military-grade materials and modular accessory mounting.

Arizona-based builder specializing in lightweight, CNC-cut aluminum truck campers designed for off-road use. Known for the minimalist approach with maximum durability.

Montana-based builder of hard-side truck campers for the overlanding market. All-aluminum welded construction with composite insulation.

Canadian maker of molded fiberglass truck campers known for their distinctive aerodynamic shape and exceptional insulation. Premium four-season construction with vacuum-bonded fiberglass body.

Colorado manufacturer of premium hard-side truck campers with composite construction. Known for lightweight yet durable builds featuring vacuum-infused composite panels.

Alaska-based custom flatbed camper builder. Each unit is hand-built for extreme cold-weather use with insulated composite panels and full off-grid capability.

Specializes in expedition-grade flatbed campers built for global adventure. South African heritage engineering with American manufacturing. Known for rugged Roadrunner and Cuga models.

Australian-designed, US-manufactured aluminum canopy/topper systems. Known for the Outback Series with flip-up side panels, drop-down kitchen drawers, and slide-out sleeping platforms.

One of America's oldest truck camper builders. Specializes in lightweight, affordable cabover campers built with simplicity in mind. Known for the Retreat and Cowboy models.

Modular cube-shaped truck camper shells with a minimalist design philosophy. Cube Series produces lightweight, stackable camper modules that can be customized with various interior configurations.

Premium truck camper line by Adventurer Manufacturing. Eagle Cap campers are their luxury-tier offering, featuring residential-grade materials, high-end finishes, and full-size appliances. Available in single and double slide configurations.

Premium expedition vehicle manufacturer building self-contained overland campers. Known for the GZL (truck bed) and EXP (chassis mount) models with pop-up hard tops, full off-grid systems, and world-class build quality.

Washington-based manufacturer of hard-side pop-up truck campers designed for overlanding. Composite construction with emphasis on durability and off-road capability.

Pioneer of the pop-up truck camper market. Known for lightweight, durable designs that fit midsize to full-size trucks. Over 50 years in business.

Modern, lightweight pop-up campers with aluminum construction. Known for the Platform Camper and V2 designs. Direct-to-consumer model.

Hand-built pop-up hard-side campers with a reputation for exceptional build quality. Known for the Everest and Ute models. Small-batch production ensures attention to detail.

Premium truck camper manufacturer specializing in multi-slide hard-side models for one-ton trucks. Known for spacious interiors with residential-style features and high-end finishes.

Maker of ultralight hard-side truck campers. Composite construction keeps weight under 400 lbs. Based in the Pacific Northwest.

Chinese manufacturer of truck campers and recreational vehicles for export markets. Offers budget-friendly slide-in truck campers with standard RV amenities.

America's largest truck cap and tonneau cover manufacturer since 1960. Produces fiberglass truck caps, toppers, and the XCursion camper shell line. Wide dealer network across North America.

One of the most established truck camper manufacturers. Known for hard-side campers with extensive features and dealer network.

Makers of the ultra-lightweight Camper V2, a wedge-style topper that deploys in about 15 seconds. Designed for truck owners who want a weather-proof sleeping platform without the weight and complexity of a full camper. Popular with the overlanding and mountain biking communities.

Builds lightweight pop-up truck campers with a modern aesthetic. Aluminum frame with composite panels. Emphasizes style alongside functionality.

Canadian manufacturer of premium fiberglass truck campers. Known for hand-laid fiberglass construction, four-season capability, and exceptional build quality. All models feature one-piece fiberglass roof and walls.

Iowa-based manufacturer building both hard-side and pop-up truck campers. Known for lightweight construction and models that fit midsize to full-size trucks. One of America's longest-running truck camper brands.

Builds Arctic Fox and Wolf Creek truck camper lines. Known for true four-season construction with heated enclosed underbellies and heavy-duty frames. Based in La Grande, Oregon.

Custom-built lightweight pop-up truck campers designed for simplicity and durability. Each unit is hand-built to order with a focus on the essentials: a solid sleeping platform, quality canvas, and robust construction. Popular among minimalist overlanders.

Indiana-based manufacturer of lightweight slide-in truck campers designed for half-ton trucks. Known for the Caribou and Apex lines that fit standard pickup beds without exceeding payload limits.

Canadian manufacturer of flatbed expedition campers and trailers. Known for the Camp-X and Camp-HBE models with composite construction and true four-season design.

Builds lightweight modular truck toppers with pop-up tent systems. Aluminum construction designed for quick install/removal from the truck bed.

A division of Forest River (Berkshire Hathaway). One of the largest truck camper producers with models ranging from lightweight pop-ups to full-featured hard-sides. Wide dealer network and competitive pricing.

Colorado-based builder of custom pop-up truck campers. Each unit is built to order with extensive customization options. Known for lightweight construction and flatbed-compatible models.

From the creators of GFC (Go Fast Campers). Project M builds a modular truck topper platform with swappable accessory panels and integrated mounting systems for gear.

Canadian manufacturer of modular composite truck caps with integrated features. The SmartCap EVOa and EVOc feature monocoque composite construction, integrated roof racks, lighting, and power systems.

Builds the Moonlander — a lightweight wedge-style truck camper with a power pop-up roof. Composite construction designed for half-ton trucks.

Builder of custom expedition vehicles based on heavy-duty truck platforms. Known for the Baja and Summit series, Rossmönster builds complete turnkey overland rigs rather than standalone campers. Vehicles start around $200K and feature full off-grid living systems.

Idaho-based manufacturer of custom-built truck campers. Known for the Polar series with true four-season construction, vacuum-bonded walls, and customizable floor plans.

A newer manufacturer focused on lightweight hard-side campers with modern aesthetics. Known for the Olympic, Kenai, and Yoho models. Direct-to-consumer with a strong community.

Makers of the Treehouse, a unique clamshell-style truck cap with a pop-up sleeping platform. Each unit is custom-built with marine-grade fabrics and aluminum construction. The design emphasizes standing room when open and a low profile when closed.

Indiana-based manufacturer of lightweight hard-side truck campers. Known for the Adlar line of small, lightweight campers designed for half-ton trucks.

Indiana-based builder of lightweight truck campers. The Sun Lite and Sun Trek lines offer affordable hard-side campers for half-ton trucks.

Portland-based maker of the X1 wedge camper, an aerospace-grade aluminum truck topper with a lofted sleeping platform and 4-season tent system. Designed for year-round adventure with attention to material quality and weather sealing.

Builds the LT model — a lightweight hard-side truck camper with a pop-up roof. Designed for the overlanding market with all-aluminum construction and modular interior options.

Founded by a former NASA architect, TAXA builds unique overland trailers and habitats with space-station-inspired engineering. Known for the Mantis, Cricket, and TigerMoth models.

Modern pop-up truck topper brand focused on lightweight, minimalist camping platforms. Founded by outdoor enthusiasts who wanted a simple, well-built camper shell with a pop-up sleeping area. The M1 and M1L are designed for quick weekend trips without the complexity of a full camper.

Colorado-based maker of lightweight aluminum truck toppers with pop-up tent systems. Designed for the active outdoor lifestyle with quick setup and tear-down.

Canadian manufacturer of composite flatbed camper shells and modules. Known for the Supertrux and Expedition series — vacuum-infused fiberglass/foam sandwich panels designed for expedition and commercial use.

Produces lightweight truck campers and travel trailers from New Paris, Indiana. Known for affordable, wood-framed construction and models designed to fit half-ton trucks. Over 25 years in the industry.

Oregon-based manufacturer of all-aluminum, hand-fabricated truck toppers and camper shells. Built for overlanders who want a lightweight, durable topper with integrated camping features.

Builds the Drifter — an aluminum wedge-style camper shell with an integrated pop-up sleeping area. Designed for minimalist overlanding with a focus on weight savings and simplicity.

Oregon-based startup building lightweight composite truck campers with innovative pop-up designs. Focus on sustainable materials and off-grid capability.

Amish-country manufacturer of the Cirrus line of truck campers. Known for meticulous craftsmanship, lightweight construction, and innovative design features. Also makes Tab and T@G travel trailers.