Camper

A truck camper is a good alternative for those people whose travels take them to places where a standard RV can't go. Truck campers are generally designed to fit on the back of one-ton or three-quarter-ton truck. People like them because they can be used on trips to remote locations.Most truck campers are designed to sleep four people. The typical truck camper, or camper shell, as they're also called, includes a dinette table that converts into a bed, an overhead bunk, and a queen-size bed over the cab. Other features include a double sink, rear toilet, and a shower that may or may not be inside the camper. The latest innovation in truck camper design is the slide-out camper. As opposed to a pop-up camper, in which travelers are required to manually reveal the extra amenities and living spaces, a slid-out is equipped with automatic controls. These controls allow occupants to quickly and easily expand the size of the camper so they'll have more room. If you don't own a full-size truck bed that will accommodate a truck camper, you can still take a camper on your trip. All you have to do is hitch a camper trailer to the back of your vehicle. Some of the camper trailers are even light enough to be pulled by a standard-size SUV. Even though they're lightweight, many of the camper trailers on the market now are also equipped with slide-outs. Another reason to invest in a truck camper or camper trailer is price. Both of these items tend to cost significantly less than a full-size RV.