From ultralight shell canopies to full-featured chassis-mount campers, there's a truck bed camper for every truck and every adventure.
Basic truck cap/canopy that covers the bed. No built-in living amenities — the starting point for DIY builds.
Low-profile when driving, with fabric/canvas walls that pop up for standing height at camp. Best balance of weight and livability.
Sloped hard roof design that's taller at the rear. Good aerodynamics and snow shedding, with some standing room at the back.
Hard walls with a roof that raises for standing height. Better insulation than soft-side but heavier.
Fixed hard walls with full standing height. No slide-out. Durable but heavier — typically needs a 3/4 ton or 1-ton truck.
Hard-side camper with one slide-out section for extra living space. Needs a heavy-duty truck.
Hard-side camper with multiple slide-outs. Maximum living space but heaviest option — requires a 1-ton truck.
Designed for flatbed trucks. More floor space since no wheel wells, but requires truck bed removal.
Permanently mounted to the truck chassis. Largest and heaviest option — essentially a motorhome on a truck frame.