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canopy camper Frontier Camper – Cascadia Overland Co

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Description

canopy camper Frontier Camper – Cascadia Overland CoThe Frontier is a low profile wedge pop up canopy camper that transforms your truck bed into a fast deploy, fully usable shelter. Built for overlanders and weekend travelers who value simplicity, access, and real world function not bulk. It's the most affordable camper in our lineup and the lightest load you can put on your truck. Why the Frontier Most Affordable Starting at $7,495 the lowest entry point to a purpose built, custom fitted aluminum

The Frontier is a low-profile wedge pop-up canopy camper that transforms your truck bed into a fast-deploy, fully usable shelter. Built for overlanders and weekend travelers who value simplicity, access, and real-world function — not bulk. It's the most affordable camper in our lineup and the lightest load you can put on your truck.

Why the Frontier

Most Affordable

Starting at $7,495 — the lowest entry point to a purpose-built, custom-fitted aluminum truck camper on the market.

Fast Deploy

Opens and closes in seconds — no external ladders, no complicated setup. Closes with bedding inside so you're ready to go at a moment's notice.

Interior Access

Climb directly into the sleeping area from inside the truck bed. Floor panels lift on an 80/20 split for maximum headroom and movement.

Ultralight Build

At ~330 lbs the Frontier is the lightest camper in our lineup — minimal payload impact, low drag on the highway, easy on your truck.

Trail-Ready Construction

3mm thick powder-coated aluminum canopy. Premium weather seals, lockable sliding glass windows, and stainless hardware built for abuse.

Modular & Expandable

Interior MOLLE panels on all three hatches, internal cable-routing channels.

Main Specifications

Specifications vary based on truck bed size. Contact us to confirm exact fitment for your vehicle.

Weight

~330 lbs

Varies by bed size

Sleeping Platform

97" L × 52.5" W

Fits 1–2 adults comfortably

Dimensions (closed)

101" L × 62" W × 9" H

Ultra-low profile on the highway

Floor Rating

475 lbs

Aluminum tent floors

Mattress

2" high-density foam

Removable, washable cover

Hatches / Doors

3 gull-wing

All lockable

What's Under the Hood

Pop-Up System

  • Full standing room inside the truck bed when open
  • Interior-access floor panels (80/20 split) lift for movement
  • Opens and closes in seconds — bedding stays inside
  • Durable ripstop, weather-resistant tent fabric
  • Multi-layer windows: bug mesh, privacy panels, rain awnings
  • Optional thermal-quilted winter liner

Canopy & Construction

  • 3mm aluminum construction
  • Four-panel canopy assembly — precision-fit and bolted for strength
  • Powder-coated finish for durability and corrosion resistance
  • Aluminum composite roof with reinforced framing
  • Front and rear lockable sliding glass windows
  • Premium weather seals throughout

Configuration Options

Convenience

Removable Camper Jacks

A set of four heavy-duty steel jacks that let you remove or install the camper solo. Each jack has integrated wheels for easy positioning, and adjusts from 3.6 ft to 4.9 ft to fit different truck heights. Must be added at initial purchase — requires mounting brackets installed during the build.

View product details → $700
Ventilation

MaxxAir MaxxFan Plus (00-04500K)

A high-performance, low-profile roof vent fan with 10-speed reversible airflow, remote control operation, electric lift lid, and an integrated rain sensor — so you can run it in any weather. Smoke-tinted dome, removable insect screen, and quiet operation make it a proven upgrade for four-season comfort and moisture control.

View product details → $500
Power

400W Roof Solar Panel

Flush-mount, no-drill installation preserves your roof's watertight seal. One 400W monocrystalline panel (79" × 39") delivers 1,600–2,000+ Wh daily — enough to run a fridge, lights, and devices on extended trips. Weatherproof, hail-resistant, and low-profile. Note: not compatible with the MaxxFan Plus roof fan.

View product details → $550
Climate

Thermal Tent Liner

A thermal-quilted inner liner precision-fit to the Frontier — never universal. Improves heat retention, minimizes condensation, and dampens noise inside the camper. Attaches via zip-on installation and adds a noticeable upgrade for cold-weather and four-season use.

View product details → $250
Gear

Aluminum Roof Rack Crossbars

A set of two corrosion-resistant aluminum crossbars that mount directly into the Frontier's integrated roof channel system — no drilling required. Rated to 175 lbs dynamic load, they provide a secure, adjustable platform for rooftop gear, bags, or accessories. Includes mounting hardware.

View product details → $150

Included with Every Frontier

  • Professional installation onto your truck at our Monroe, WA shop
  • Bed clamps custom-fitted to your specific truck bed
  • Camper seals for a weather-tight fit
  • Keys for all lockable hatches and doors
  • 2" high-density foam mattress with removable, washable cover
  • Interior LED lighting and integrated cable management channels
  • Interior MOLLE panels on all three hatches with M8 rivet nuts
Built to order for your specific truck. Whether you're setting up basecamp at a remote trailhead or sleeping over in a parking lot between ski runs, the Frontier is the simplest, lightest way to have a real shelter ready in seconds. Add accessories like a thermal liner, roof rack bars, or solar to expand your off-grid capability.
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