Back Country
6.85'
A slide-in pop-up truck camper built for factory 1/2, 3/4, and 1-ton trucks. Featuring >R8 composite walls, Truma heat and hot water, 220W hail-proof solar with options to add one more panel, and a 3-season water system inside a 4-season camper you can use year-round. Rugged enough for wherever the road ends.
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Back Country FAQ
What makes the Back Country 6.85' a true off-road camper?
The Back Country uses 100% composite panels throughout. No wood anywhere in the shell or furniture. Composite flexes with the truck instead of cracking under torsional stress on rough trails. There's no wood to absorb moisture, rot, or delaminate. Combined with the low center of gravity of the slide-in design and a 1,275 lb dry weight, it handles terrain that would destroy a conventional wood-frame camper.
What is a back country camper?
A back country camper is a truck camper built specifically for remote, off-road travel rather than campground use. The OEV Back Country 6.85' is a slide-in pop-up design that loads directly into your factory truck bed. It's built from all-composite materials and designed to go wherever the truck can go, with no flatbed conversion required.
What trucks are compatible with the Back Country 6.85'?
The Back Country 6.85' fits standard factory truck beds on half-ton, three-quarter-ton, and one-ton pickups. That includes the Ford F-150, F-250, and F-350, the Ram 1500, 2500, and 3500, and the Chevy Silverado 1500, 2500, and 3500. No flatbed required. It loads directly into the factory bed.
How does the Back Country compare to other slide-in campers?
At 1,275 lbs dry, the Back Country is significantly lighter than most comparable slide-in campers, which typically run 1,800 to 2,500 lbs. The all-composite construction eliminates the moisture absorption and delamination problems common in wood-frame campers. Most slide-in campers in this class still use wood framing for some components; the Back Country uses none.
What is the difference between a Back Country camper and a flatbed camper?
A Back Country camper is a slide-in: it loads directly into and out of your factory truck bed. A flatbed camper requires replacing the factory bed with an aluminum flatbed tray. Flatbed campers are larger and designed for heavy-duty trucks like the F-450 and F-550. The Back Country is the right choice for anyone who wants maximum off-road capability without converting their truck to a flatbed.
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Every Back Country is configured to the buyer. Bed layout, power system, cushion color. Book a consultation and we'll spec out exactly what you need.