High Country
Pop-Up
The full High Country floor plan in a removable flatbed package. U-shaped dinette, wet bath, queen bed, 440W solar, and a 3000W Victron inverter, all on a pop-up platform purpose-built for F450/F550 and RAM 4500/5500.
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High Country Pop-Up FAQ
What kind of truck do I need for the High Country Flatbed Pop-Up?
The High Country Pop-Up is a flatbed camper, which means it mounts on an aluminum flatbed tray rather than into a factory truck bed. It's built for heavy-duty cab-chassis trucks: Ford F-450 and F-550, and RAM 4500 and 5500. A 60-inch cab-to-axle measurement is required. OEV uses the Aluma Tray flatbed system as the standard mounting base.
What is a flatbed pop-up truck camper?
A flatbed pop-up camper replaces your factory truck bed with an aluminum flatbed tray, then mounts a pop-up camper on top of it. The pop-up roof lifts for full standing height inside and lowers for travel to reduce wind resistance and improve fuel economy. It's fully removable, so you can pull the camper off and use the flatbed as a work or utility bed.
Can I remove the High Country Pop-Up from the truck?
Yes. The High Country Pop-Up is designed to be removable. It lifts off the Aluma Tray flatbed using the truck's Torklift Derringer tie-down system. Removal takes roughly 15 minutes once you have the process down. You can leave the flatbed on the truck and use it as a utility bed when the camper is off.
What is the difference between the High Country Pop-Up and the High Country Hard Side?
Both mount on a flatbed tray and are removable, but the pop-up has a soft canvas roof section that lifts for headroom and lowers for travel. The hard side has a fixed roof with more structural rigidity and better four-season insulation. The pop-up is lighter and easier to tow with the roof down. The hard side is the better choice for cold-weather expeditions or anyone who wants a more enclosed feel year-round.
How is a flatbed pop-up camper different from a tent trailer?
A tent trailer (travel trailer) is towed behind the truck. A flatbed pop-up camper mounts directly on the truck, over the rear axle. Truck-mounted campers are more maneuverable off-road, can go places a towed trailer cannot, and don't add length to your rig. The trade-off is that the truck carries the weight rather than a separate axle, so payload capacity matters.