Wildsam Fall 2026 RV Intel: Keep on Truckin’
Campers for the Toyota Tacoma, a rechargeable lantern and a hidden-gem campsite in Utah.
Image Caption: Photo Credit: Outpost Campers
The autumn issue of Wildsam magazine shares new RVs, maintenance tips, and invaluable resources for truck camper owners.
[Rig Watch]
Photo Credit: Outpost Campers
Outpost Campers 6.5
Truck campers don’t come much better built or more thoughtfully designed than the Outpost 6.5. Sized to fit most half-ton or larger pickups with a 6.5-foot bed, this rig has a stylish, roomy and modern interior stacked with a plethora of nice features. Those include a 6’ 5” ceiling height, powder-coated aluminum cabinets and a plush, queen-size bed. A versatile dinette converts to a second sleep space, while an induction cooktop, 90L refrigerator, stainless-steel sink and bamboo countertops stand out in the kitchen. Overlanders and boondockers will appreciate the 250W solar panel and 5kWh lithium battery, not to mention the copious amounts of onboard storage. Optional upgrades include additional solar, a diesel heater and an indoor shower. MSRP: $41,995; outpost-campers.com
[RV Reccos]
Photo Credit: Scout Campers
The Situation: What are some good truck camper options that will fit my Toyota Tacoma?
➀ Lance Squire SQ610: A full-featured truck camper with a wet bath, queen bed and a spacious dinette. The onboard galley kitchen includes a two-burner stove, a high-rise faucet, stainless-steel sink and 12V mini-fridge. MSRP: $31,078; lancecamper.com
➁ Scout Yoho: A four-season option with a modular interior that gives owners plenty of versatility and flexibility. The camper sleeps four and comes with 190W of solar and a 132Ah lithium battery as standard equipment. MSRP: $24,990; scoutcampers.com
➂ Northstar 600SS: Loaded with features, this popup model is streamlined for travel, but expands for more space at the campsite. An extended-size cabover bed, an auto-ignition furnace and 200W of solar are just a few of the amenities. MSRP: $27,175; northstarcampers.com
[Spec Sheet]
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What is Block Foam Insulation?
Made from lightweight, rigid and moisture-resistant foam boards, this type of insulation provides good thermal regulation without adding much weight or bulk. The material comes in various thicknesses, with thicker boards providing more protection from changing temperatures. The boards are cut to fit and installed inside the walls of an RV and play a key role in regulating the interior temperature.
[RV Destinations]
Photo Credit: Utah State Parks
Dead Horse Point State Park, Utah
Dramatic views of high-desert plateaus, twisting canyons and sweeping landscapes make this a must-visit for any adventurous RVer. Add in miles of trails to explore and some of the best stargazing in the country, and you end up with one epic off-the-radar destination. Kayneta Campground makes a great base camp, with electrical hookups, modern bathrooms and access to nearby trails. Book your reservations early.
[Wish List]
Photo Credit: Biolite
Biolite Alpenglow 500 Lantern
Stylish, sophisticated and oh-so useful, the BioLite Alpenglow 500 camp lantern is a great piece of gear for RVers, car campers or anyone who just needs a reliable and rechargeable light source. The lamp offers nine different lighting modes—including multicolor and fireworks options—and has a runtime of up to 200 hours on a single charge. It also weighs just 13.4 ounces, is water-resistant, and fits neatly in a cupboard when not in use. It even comes with a USB-A power outlet to recharge other small electronic devices. MSRP: $79.95; bioliteenergy.com
[By the Numbers]
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25.2
The percentage of growth in truck camper sales in 2025 compared to 2024, according to the RV Industry Association. That’s the largest growth rate of any RV category, spurred on by an increasing number of options to choose from and the rise in popularity of overlanding and off-grid camping.
[Road Resource]
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IOverlander
Designed specifically with overlanders and boondockers in mind, this smartphone app lists 250,000 places to camp in 190 countries across the globe. Those locations are all independently verified by actual humans, with handy filters making it easy to find just the right campsite. Most features are free, but a premium subscription offers offline maps, improved search and no ads. Pricing starts at $59.99/year. ioverlander.com
This article originally appeared in Wildsam magazine. For more Wildsam content, sign up for our newsletter.
Kraig Becker is a writer in the RV, outdoors, and adventure travel space. Over the course of his career he has contributed to such outlets as Popular Mechanics, Outside Online, Business Insider, TripSavvy, Digital Trends, GearJunkie, The Adventure Blog, and countless others. An avid runner and cyclist, he enjoys camping, hiking, mountain biking, kayaking, and just about any other outdoor activity. His travels have taken him to seven continents and on many amazing adventures.
