Four Wheel Campers Expands Modular CampOut and Flatbed Offerings

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Four Wheel Campers is continuing to expand its modular approach to pickup habitats through the CampOut series and updated 2026 flatbed and base-model offerings. The company describes CampOut as a slide-in pop-up camper that can be ordered with selected modules, purchased fully equipped or expanded later.

CampOut is available for short, regular and long pickup beds. The published starting prices vary by bed length, with the short-bed version listed at $23,495, the regular-bed models at $23,995 and the long-bed version at $24,995. Prices and specifications remain subject to change.

The modular structure is intended to let owners configure the camper around their needs rather than commit to a single fixed interior. Available features include front dinette seating, swivel-table arrangements and other interior modules. The system is positioned as a way to add equipment over time, which differs from conventional truck campers that are generally delivered with a fixed floor plan.

Four Wheel Campers’ 2026 base-model specification sheet lists an all-welded aluminum flex-frame pop-up structure, a lithium battery, solar prewiring, truck-charging capability, a 12-volt electrical system and a DC port intended for Starlink Mini. The base model is offered across several camper families and bed-length applications.

The company is also listing flatbed products designed to be installed after the pickup bed is removed and replaced with a tray system. A 2026 Fleet Flatbed specification sheet shows configurations with different equipment levels, optional storage and recovery hardware, solar and thermal packages, awnings, exterior lighting, water and installation options. The published prices range from a base option package to higher equipment tiers.

The combination of CampOut and flatbed products gives Four Wheel Campers two distinct forms of modularity. CampOut changes the interior specification of a removable slide-in camper, while the flatbed system changes the truck-camper interface and creates additional exterior storage and equipment capacity.