Why an All Terrain Camper? This is the pop up camper company that sticks with what works. After decades of back country travel, exploration, and winter mountain search & rescue, we know what works too. New products are coming out all the time, but just like trusting a new team member in the wilds, we need to know some dues have been paid, some time has been rung up on the experience meter. We have depended on our skills and equipment to keep us alive. That's why we adhere to KISS (Keep it simple stupid) and "If it ain't broke, don't fix it." We have personally seen the way the folks at All Terrain Campers build campers, choose the best materials, and we have used the hell out of ours. There's a sticker on our camper that says "Built to Survive"; that says it. Our camper is a piece of equipment we trust; that says it too. If you want solid and built right, go with All Terrain. If you want glamping and make up and the newest trinket, go elsewhere. We believe in light and efficient so we can go hard all day and into the night, if need be. And, wake up the next morning and do it all over again. And the next morning, and the next, and the next.........................
Getting a new camper, our first step was having a All Terrain Camper shell built. The guys at All Terrain are the best in the business. It's a small company that builds a wonderful product. What I really like is that its the people who actually build the campers that are the ones answering the phone and our questions. Back when we were starting out and rebuilding our first camper, these guys were a tremendous help with materials, parts, and how to advice. Their record of service and attention to their costumers needs makes for loyal costumers like us. These guys are also fun and straight shooters.We are confident our new camper from All Terrain with hold up to our adventures and serve us very well.
We have documented the building of our new camper and the parts of the story can be found by clicking on the following links:
Building Our New Camper! - Part One
Building Our New Camper! - Part Two
Building Our New Camper! - Part Three
It's Curtains!
Foam Cushion Maintenance - December 2020
