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At Four Wheel Campers, we’ve always believed that every great adventure starts long before you hit the trail – it begins with choosing a setup that feels just right for you. Your truck, your camper, your way. That’s why we’ve updated our Build & Price Tool to make exploring, configuring, and purchasing your camper easier and more intuitive than ever – turning the planning process into part of the adventure itself. A Smarter, Simpler Way to Build Your Camper With so many ways to personalize your Four Wheel Camper, from platform type and layout to power systems, fabrics, and finishes, the buying process is a big decision. We want it to feel exciting, not overwhelming. Our updated Build & Price Read More…

A little prep goes a long way! Whether you’re parking your truck camper for a few months or chasing powder all winter, a little prep keeps your Four Wheel Camper ready for whatever’s next. These lightweight campers handle cold weather impressively well, but if winter camping just isn’t your thing, this quick checklist will ensure it’s clean, dry, and road-ready when spring rolls around. Winterize the Water System Even though your Four Wheel Camper is built for cold conditions, it’s important to protect your water system when temperatures drop below 39°F. Freezing water can damage pipes, faucets, and appliances, leading to costly repairs. If you plan to camp through the winter, you can still use your truck camper comfortably – Read More…

Why Mammoth Lakes is a Hot Springs Camping Paradise Camping near Mammoth Lake offers incredible access to some of California’s most spectacular natural hot springs, where you can soak in mineral-rich waters while surrounded by towering Sierra Nevada peaks. Top camping areas near Mammoth Lakes include: Most campgrounds open between late May and early June depending on snowfall, with reservations available through Recreation.gov up to 6 months in advance. The Eastern Sierra region combines the best of both worlds – established campgrounds with full amenities and remote dispersed camping spots where you can truly get away from crowds. Many hot springs are accessible via short hikes from various camping areas, making it easy to alternate between wilderness soaking and comfortable Read More…

Four Wheel Campers has been busy over the past two years, rolling out a series of upgrades that make life on the road and in the backcountry more comfortable than ever. From lithium power and rooftop AC to smarter storage and upgraded materials, these improvements all come from one place – listening to our customers. To dig deeper into what’s changed and what it means for the future, we sat down with our CEO, Larry Baab, for a conversation about innovation, feedback, and where Four Wheel Campers is headed next.  1. Customer-Focused Innovation  What were some of the biggest things customers asked for, and how did those requests shape the upgrades we’ve rolled out over the past two years? “The Read More…

Why Toyota Tacoma Owners Are Truck Campers A pop-up truck camper for Toyota Tacoma is a lightweight, removable camping unit that fits into your truck bed, changing your vehicle into a mobile basecamp. Here are the key options and considerations: Our truck camper options for Toyota Tacoma: Critical factors before buying: The Toyota Tacoma’s long-standing popularity, combined with the growing overlanding trend, has created strong demand for truck campers that can handle serious off-road trips while providing comfortable shelter. Many Tacoma owners are upgrading from rooftop tents to slide-in campers. A slide-in camper provides a true mobile basecamp with standing room, a kitchen, and full protection from the elements. Pop-Up Campers: The Lightweight, Off-Road Choice Pop-up campers and Tacomas are Read More…

Why Fall is the Perfect Season for Leaf-Peeping Trips Fall camping offers some of the most spectacular outdoor experiences of the year. When many are packing up after summer, smart campers head out to enjoy comfortable temperatures, stunning foliage, fewer crowds, and virtually no bugs. The crisp autumn air is perfect for hiking, while cool evenings are ideal for campfires, creating unforgettable trips. Quick Guide to Fall Camping Success: The real magic happens when you time your trip with peak foliage. From the golden aspens of Colorado to the fiery maples of New England, autumn transforms ordinary landscapes into breathtaking vistas. Whether you’re seeking the perfect photo or simply want to experience nature’s grand finale before winter, fall camping delivers Read More…

Why September Stands Out Among All Yosemite Seasons The best month to visit Yosemite is September, when the park offers perfect weather, fewer crowds, and full accessibility without the peak-season chaos. Here’s what makes September special: While other months have their charms – May and June for waterfalls, winter for snow sports – September delivers the best overall experience for most visitors. You’ll enjoy comfortable camping weather, excellent visibility for photography, and the freedom to explore without fighting summer traffic jams. The key is matching your visit to what you want to experience. Spring brings gushing waterfalls but lingering snow at high elevations. Summer opens the entire park but brings overwhelming crowds and potential wildfire smoke. Winter offers solitude and Read More…

With your Four Wheel Camper, you’re already set up to roam farther and stay longer in remote places—and what better way to enjoy that freedom than by setting up camp near some of the best fishing waters in the country? With so many incredible fishing holes, lakes, and rivers around the country, it’s challenging to narrow it down to just a few!  Here are eight fantastic fishing areas with free camping nearby on public lands, making for the perfect adventure in your pop up truck camper or Orvis Special Edition camper. 1. Superior National Forest – Minnesota  Fishing Access: Over 1,000 lakes and hundreds of miles of streamsCamping Type: Dispersed and developed campgrounds Located in northeastern Minnesota, Superior National Forest Read More…

A RAM 2500 is one of the best trucks with unlimited options to build the ultimate truck camper. With its powerful engine, substantial payload capacity, and off-road potential, the RAM 2500 is one of the most popular models for Four Wheel Campers, both for weekend warriors and long-haul travelers.  Whether you’re dreaming of remote overlanding routes, coast-to-coast road trips, or full-time living, our line of lightweight, rugged, and thoughtfully designed truck campers are built to pair perfectly with your RAM 2500. From flatbed adventure rigs to lightweight pop up toppers, here are our top recommendations for your 2500 truck build.  Why the RAM 2500 is Ideal for a Four Wheel Camper  Before we dive into specific models, let’s talk about Read More…

At Four Wheel Campers, we know that adventure often includes our favorite co-pilots—our pets! Whether it’s a pup with its head out the window or a cat curled up in the camper, our furry companions make road trips all that more special. In fact, many pets love the open road just as much, if not more, than we do. Bringing pets along for the journey is something we fully support. If you’re planning an adventure and want to make sure your four-legged family members are part of the fun, here are six tips straight from seasoned Four Wheel Camper pet owners. Six Tips for Road Tripping With Pets 1. Check Pet Rules & Regulations at Your DestinationsBefore you hit the Read More…

Story and photography by Jeff Mead This past spring, my wife Pam and I set off on a six-week road trip through the Southwest—our first big adventure with the Four Wheel Campers Flatbed Hawk we took delivery of last November. We were excited to put it to the test, and this stop, high above the Grand Canyon on a remote BLM campsite, turned out to be one of the most memorable experiences of the entire trip. A Route Worth Repeating On May 9, 2025, we moved on from Zion National Park and headed for a remote campsite on the North Rim of the Grand Canyon—a spot we learned about from the FWC Newsletter on the Arizona Bucket List route (thank Read More…

If you’re a Toyota truck owner with a knack for adventure, you’re already halfway to the ultimate road trip setup. Whether you’re hauling gear into the mountains or finding a quiet spot off-grid for the weekend, pairing your Tacoma or Tundra with a Four Wheel Camper can completely transform your experience. At Four Wheel Campers, we offer a range of lightweight, durable, and highly customizable pop-up truck campers designed to fit Toyota trucks perfectly. Below, we break down the best camper options based on your truck model and bed size, including both slide-in and canopy camper models. Best Camper Options for the Toyota Tacoma (Mid-Size Truck) Toyota Tacoma with 6-Foot Bed If you’re driving a Tacoma with a 6-foot bed, Read More…