Telescopic Truck Camper - ALASKAN CAMPER

WHY AN ALASKAN PICKUP TRUCK CAMPER?
Truck Campers mount directly onto the pickup bed or chassis of a pickup truck, extending over the cab with a sleeping compartment. They may be removed at the campsite, and are ready for use wherever you park. Truck Campers must fit into the pickup truck configuration, created specifically to mount to the bed/chassis they are made to be ‘carried’ on the full size pickup truck.
The length runs from 6.5′ to 10’ foot exclusive truck which it is on. The length of the truck camper is quoted as the bed length or that portion which rests in or on the bed of the truck. The sleeping accommodations can provide for 2 to 4 depending on the truck camper.
Self-contained convenience is available. Truck campers can be the first step into the “RV” lifestyle or the last step. It is a low-cost option, offering convenience for back country travel. Drive-ability is simplified as the truck camper combination allows you the flexibility to drive with less hassle. All Alaskan Truck Campers feature a top that raises and lowers hydraulically for safety, comfort and better gas mileage. This provides more interior space, while offering less wind resistance when driving. A large list of options plus the option of designing your own floor plan gives the person looking for the perfect truck camper an outstanding opportunity to achieve the goal of the perfect truck camper.
Alaskan Campers, the world’s leading manufacturer of solid wall pop-up truck campers, offers different floor plans to suit your needs. Varying in floor length from 6.5′ to 10′, the Alaskan Truck Camper offers a variety of innovative and unique floor plans to provide increased living space.
The Alaskan pop-up quickly raises up for instant livability and comes down for ease and safety in travel, better gas mileage and maneuverability. The Alaskan campers are narrower and lighter, designed to go almost anywhere. After checking out an Alaskan truck camper you’ll quickly realize there is no compromise in quality and comfort.
Alaskan Truck Camper’s versatility is truly unmatched whether you want to tow your favorite hobby behind you, like a boat or just check out a remote location.
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[@conchscooter]

I like the interior. If you want soulless gray interiors lots of people sell those RVs. This looks like a boat or cabin, warm and homey.

[@pickupwpodrozy4131]

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[@NancyJoMein]

PLEASE waterproof the cassette toilet area and put in a drain. Even the ability to use a portable hand pump shower container inside the toilet area in winter would be a huge improvement. Having only an outdoor shower just isn’t practical.

[@anthonylan2295]

I would buy one if they put a shower in it.

[@korybeckwith834]

I might be mistaken but I thought years ago they had one.

[@MarkMack1982]

They are offering inside showers on their builds (+4k 😮) i don’t know if that’s new

[@bryanstaten5585]

Can you send design of 10' flatbed model with options?

[@dlg5485]

Not just the look, but the features are absurdly outdated too. For this much money they need to offer far more.

[@themaker959]

Alaskan Campers are actually pretty cool overall. But for God's sake, update the interior design, materials , finishes. Hire an industrial designer asap. Its stuck in 1965. You can play this video in black and white and would believe its a vintage film.

[@kwartelhendrickson6960]

Officially updated, check the Sitka

[@rndmparker561]

This is awesome

[@kaspar_1982]

i've always liked the solidness of alaska campers however a couple issues for me staying in the LTVA BLM. the toilet must be a minimum of 10 gallons holding. i need to sleep on a real innerspring mattress that weighs a hundred pounds and i think these units are too heavy for half ton or even quarter ton trucks loaded regardless of manufacturers claims.. my 400w solar and 200ah battery system would be perfect for this camper.

[@gbs7144]

Old fashioned wood, I but it weighs a ton, do you have any modern light weight campers but like this one?

[@matthewandamybenson6966]

The new Klondike interiors look much more modern . I think both are beautiful !

[@WelcomeToTheOutdoors]

We had no idea that there was a new interior. We will have to check it out!

[@woolengrappler]

I like some of their designs, but they need to modernize the look.

[@wesmcmasters1694]

If it ain’t broke don’t fix it!

[@jodiliby1640]

I want. So cool and timeless.

[@dlg5485]

These are good quality campers, but they desperately need to update the design and features. For $65k I expect more color options, high capacity lithium batteries, solar, large inverter, Truma heat/hot water, induction cooking, etc. A lot of people don't want to deal with propane anymore, so you must offer an all electric option. Just because you build a quality camper doesn't mean you NEVER have to update it. Get with the times!

[@jrambo7495]

Nope! Hard pass!!

[@WelcomeToTheOutdoors]

Why pass?

[@dlg5485]

@@WelcomeToTheOutdoors These are good quality campers and I like the hard side popup design, but for $65k I expect more color choices, double pane windows, high capacity lithium batteries, solar, large inverter, Truma heat/hot water, induction cooking, etc. A lot of people don't want propane anymore, so you need to offer an all electric configuration. Just because you build a decent camper doesn't mean you NEVER have to update it. The competition has passed you when it comes to appearance and features.