New Truck Camper

MORSNO · August 2, 2013

I picked up my new Wolf Creek 850 4 Seasons Camper yesterday. I can't wait to get her all rigged up and take it out for a weekend of ATV fun (hitch extension, trailer lighting extension, generator, etc). Truck is running all stock suspension for now, I'm going to be installing Tork Lift Stable Loads to pre-load onto the overload springs and see how it sits and drives. I may add air bags someday, but for now she's usable. Any advice from fellow camper guys is welcome.

chupe442 · August 2, 2013

Nice set up! I keep telling momma that some day the TT will go away and a slid in with a slide out is in the future. That way we can get off the grid and get some real camping done! I think your in the right direction for the rear springs. Have no idea of what is right or wrong for that! Get out and enjoy it!

nyplumber · August 2, 2013

wow that camper is so sweet, please post some inside pictures. I am dreamin of having that rig and going deep in the mountains by a remote lake or stream somewhere.

ATMINF · August 2, 2013

Looks great, how much does it weigh?

grampadirt · August 3, 2013

Man,nice camper I've had three over the years.Get a set of Bounce-Aways,they will help smoothe out the ride on concrete freeways.

MORSNO · August 3, 2013

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Looks great, how much does it weigh?

The base camper dry weight is 2008lbs, mine came in at 2,348lbs with all the extras (pre-wired for generator, A/C, stereo, TV, satellite, and microwave), wireless remote jacks, Arctic Fox bumper, heated tanks, storm windows for the winter, oven, wardrobe cabinets, full bath, extra large refrigerator, LED lighting, and queen size bed. It is very light weight for how loaded it is and considering it is made for 4 seasons use.

MORSNO · August 4, 2013

Interior Pictures

99silveradoz71 · August 4, 2013

Wow, that's pretty darn nice

cliobogger · August 4, 2013

That's really nice. How much did it run you? If you don't mind my asking?

MORSNO · August 4, 2013

Base price was $19,044, so low to mid $20's depending on options. I'm assuming you could use an A/C unit more than the heated plumbing/tanks....

nyplumber · August 4, 2013

wow that unit is just awesome. good luck with it and enjoy!

ATMINF · August 4, 2013

Very nice, I am jealous. I am looking at the camplite style slide ins. Similar weight at around 2000. Is your frame made out of wood or aluminum? Again looks great!

MORSNO · August 5, 2013

Very nice, I am jealous. I am looking at the camplite style slide ins. Similar weight at around 2000. Is your frame made out of wood or aluminum? Again looks great!

It has an all welded aluminum superstructure.