
Build The Ultimate Truck Camper For Your Tundra
Maximize versatility without sacrificing comfort. Sleep soundly after a day of adventure, all without adding unnecessary weight. Our pop-up truck campers are specifically engineered for full-size trucks like the Toyota Tundra, delivering the perfect balance of capability, durability, and lightweight design.
At Four Wheel Campers, we know Tundra owners expect a rig that can handle the toughest trails and the longest journeys. That’s why we offer custom-fit camper options tailored to your truck, ensuring seamless integration and optimal performance.
Already envisioning your ideal setup? Let’s make it happen. Here’s everything you need to know to turn your Toyota Tundra into the ultimate adventure rig.

Why Choose a Tundra Truck Camper?
Toyota Tundras are built to handle rugged terrain, heavy loads, and long road trips. Their impressive payload capacity and off-road capabilities make them an excellent match for a lightweight, pop-up camper. Here are a few reasons why the Tundra is ready for truck camper life:
- Durability: The Tundra’s robust design can handle the demands of off-road adventures.
- Payload Capacity: Depending on your Tundra’s configuration, you can carry a camper without compromising performance. Many customers will choose to add light suspension upgrades such as airbags.
- Versatility: A customizable truck camper expands your Tundra’s utility, allowing you to explore remote destinations in comfort.

Top Pop-Up Campers for the Toyota Tundra
Four Wheel Campers offers several models that perfectly complement the Toyota Tundra. These campers are lightweight, durable, and designed for adventure. Let’s take a closer look:
1. Raven Model
The Raven slide in camper is our short bed model for full size trucks like the Tundra. Its compact design ensures a perfect fit while maximizing interior space. It maximizes space and efficiency, getting you anywhere you need to go in one perfect pop up camper.
The Raven’s low profile and pop-up design make it an excellent choice for off-road enthusiasts who want a lightweight yet functional camper.
Features:Sleeping capacity for up to three people
- Extendable cabover bed
- Dry weight: 1,050 pounds
- Freshwater capacity: 20 gallons
- Optional kitchen setup with a sink, stove, and refrigerator
Want more info? Download our Raven specs & options PDF.

2. Hawk Model
The Hawk truck camper is designed for standard bed Tundras, offering a spacious interior and plenty of amenities for extended trips. The Hawk is a versatile pop-up Toyota camper that balances comfort and practicality, perfect for both weekend getaways and long-term journeys.
Features:
- Extendable cabover bed and convertible dinette
- Dry weight: 1,200 pounds
- Optional solar power setup for off-grid adventures
- Built-in kitchen with a stove, sink, and refrigerator
- Freshwater capacity: 20 gallons
- Durable aluminum frame and lightweight construction
Want more info? Download our Hawk specs & options PDF.

3. Campout Base Model
The brand new Campout modular truck camper was recently released in February 2025 and is our newest and most customizable camper to date. It was designed for a “Build Your Way” philosophy, allowing campers to pick and choose modules to build their dream rig.
The standard base model of the CampOut comes with two modules:
- Power Module (Standard) Located in the rear passenger cabinet, it features USB and USB-C ports, a 30-amp converter, DC to DC charging, and a Starlink ON/OFF switch. Optional upgrades include a second lithium battery, a 2000W inverter, and up to 500W of roof-mounted solar panels.
Utility Module (Standard): Features a rear driver-side cabinet with interior storage and lockable exterior storage. Optional upgrades include a propane system with a Truma furnace, a propane stove with quick-connect options, or an induction stove (requires an inverter).
4. Project M
The Project M is a minimalist’s dream. This lightweight camper shell offers maximum versatility for your Toyota Tundra. The Project M is perfect for those seeking a pop-up Toyota camper that’s rugged, flexible, and tailored to their needs. The ultra-lightweight pop up truck topper comes in weighing only 390 pounds for short beds & 465 pounds for long beds.
Features:
- Lightweight design that preserves your Tundra’s payload capacity
- Open interior for a fully customizable setup
- Durable aluminum frame and weather-resistant materials
- Ideal for DIY adventurers who want to build out their camper
Want more info? Download our Project M specs & options PDF.

Why Choose Four Wheel Campers?
Four Wheel Campers are engineered for durability, lightweight performance, and adaptability. Their pop-up designs reduce wind resistance, improving fuel efficiency on the road. Additionally, the low profile makes them easier to maneuver in tight spaces. Each camper is built to withstand harsh conditions, ensuring you’re ready for any adventure.
Outfitting Your Tundra Truck Camper
The best part about building your Tundra truck camper with Four Wheel Campers is that the setup is completely customizable based on your wants & needs. You can use our truck camper builder to add all the bells and whistles you want. Some of our most popular add ons for Tundra truck campers include:
- Upgrade to Solar Power: Stay off-grid longer with a solar panel setup, available as an option on most Four Wheel Campers models.
- Quilted Thermal Pack: Creates a helpful barrier from the elements, keeping your truck cooler in the heat and warmer in the cold.
- Yakima Jetsteam Roof Rack: Maximize interior space with additional roof storage capacity.
- Interior/Exterior Wall Tracks: Helpful for additional storage, including traction mats, gas, water, and more.
- Read Flood Lights: Commonly overlooked, but a must-have option for those camping in remote locations.

Adventuring Starts Here With Your Custom Truck Camper
Ready to elevate your Toyota Tundra with a custom truck camper? Explore the full lineup of Four Wheel Campers designed for full-size trucks and find the perfect match for your adventures. With options like the Raven, Hawk, Grandby, and Project M, your Tundra will be ready to take on any terrain in style and comfort.
For more inspiration and detailed specs, visit Four Wheel Campers’ official site or check out their blog for tips and stories from the road. Your next great adventure starts here!
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