15 Awesome Pop-Up Campers with Pricing

One of the cheapest RVs you can buy is the pop-up camper, which makes it great for first-time RVers and RVers shopping on a budget.

But just how much do pop-up campers cost?

Pop-up campers can cost anywhere from $8,000 for a small basic camper to as much as $40,000 for a high-end off-grid camper.  In general, though you can expect to spend from $10,000 to $25,000 for an average-sized pop-up camper that is well equipped.  

But if you want to know what a pop-up camper will cost based on the type of camper you choose, keep reading as we provide 15 specific examples of pop-campers and their prices.  

Pop-Up Campers (from Least to Most Expensive)

Model	Length	Weight	Cost
1. Coachmen Viking Express 9.0TD	13′	2,122 lbs.	$8,000
2. Coachmen Clipper LS 806XLS	12′ 11″	2,897 lbs.	$11,500
3. Aliner Scout Lite	13′	3,000 lbs.	$12,000
4. Forest River Rockwood 1940LTD	14′ 4″	2,348 lbs.	$13,000
5. Coachmen Clipper 108ST Sport	16′ 10″	2,687 lbs.	$15,000
6. Forest River Rockwood Freedom 2318G	17′ 6″	3,314 lbs.	$17,000
7. Aliner Family Scout	18′	3,500 lbs.	$18,000
8. Forest River Rockwood HardSide A213HW	21′ 2″	3,372 lbs.	$19,500
9. Black Series Patron	17′ 4″	4,400 lbs.	$20,000
10. Coachmen Clipper 1285SST Classic	19′	3,296 lbs.	$23,000
11. Forest River Flagstaff High Wall HW29SC	21′ 6″	4,999 lbs.	$25,000
12. Camp365 Camper	15′ 6″	2,200 lbs.	$26,000
13. Aliner Expedition	18′	3,500 lbs.	$27,500
14. Opus Camper OP4	18′ 4″	3,970 lbs.	$32,000
15. TAXA Outdoors Mantis	19′	4,200 lbs.	$42,000

1. Coachmen Viking Express 9.0TD

Quick Specs

• Price:  $8,000
• Closed Length:  13 Feet
• Open Length:  13 Feet
• Gross Vehicle Weight:  2,122 Pounds
• Bathroom:  No
• Sleeping Capacity:  2

This neat little pop-up camper is one of the cheapest pop-ups on the market today with an average price of only $8,000. 

Making this little camper great for RVers shopping on a budget or looking for a simple RV that won’t break the bank.  

The Coachmen Viking Express 9.0TD is great for the weekend camper looking for an upgrade beyond just the basic tent setup. 

This camper comes equipped with a queen-sized bed, fresh water holding tank, sink, small refrigerator, as well as a furnace, and AC unit.  

A cool feature of this small pop-up camper is it also comes with a large screen room that attaches to the back of the camper, allowing you to double the amount of interior space you have to work with. 

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2. Coachmen Clipper LS 806XLS

Quick Specs

• Price:  $11,500
• Closed Length:  12 Feet 11 Inches
• Open Length:  17 Feet 11 Inches
• Gross Vehicle Weight:  2,897 Pounds
• Bathroom:  No
• Sleeping Capacity:  5

The Coachmen Clipper LS 806XLS is another great little entry-level camper with a price of only $10,500. 

And unlike the small pop-up camper from above, this camper can actually sleep 4 people comfortably making it great for a family of 4.  As it has a double-size bunk on one side and a full-size bunk on the other.

Also, with a gross vehicle weight of fewer than 3,000 pounds and a dry weight of only 1,642 pounds, this family-friendly pop-up camper can be pulled by just about any small SUV on the market today.

This small pop-up camper also comes with a lot of great features considering its entry-level price point including a small kitchenette with both a sink and 2 burner stove, a dinette table that fits four, a good amount of storage space on the interior and exterior, and a power winch system that makes raising and lower the roof a breeze.   

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3. Aliner Scout Lite

Quick Specs

• Price:  $12,000
• Closed Length:  13 Feet
• Open Length:  13 Feet
• Gross Vehicle Weight:  3,000 Pounds
• Bathroom:  No
• Sleeping Capacity:  3

One of the more unique pop-up campers on the market today is the Aliner pop-up camper, as it features an A-frame design with rigid fiberglass walls as opposed to the more standard canvas walls found on most pop-up campers.  

Providing better insulation as well as sound deadening than you would normally find on a tent-style pop-up camper.  

A-liner carries a variety of different models but one of their lightest and most affordable is this Aliner Scout Lite which has a dry weight of only 1,180 pounds and an average price of $12,000.

This small and lightweight pop camper by Aliner is meant for those campers looking for an ultra-light and affordable camper that can sleep two.

While this budget-friendly camper doesn’t have as many features as some of the more expensive pop-up campers.

It does have everything you would need for a quick weekend getaway including a dinette table that converts to sleeping space, a sink and plenty of counter space for a freestanding propane stove, and a built-in battery to power the LED lighting and fantastic vent fan.  

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4. Forest River Rockwood 1940LTD

Quick Specs

• Price:  $13,000
• Closed Length:  14 Feet 4 Inches
• Open Length:  20 Feet 2 Inches
• Gross Vehicle Weight:  2,348 Pounds
• Bathroom:  No
• Sleeping Capacity:  5

The Forest River Rockwood 1940LTD is a popular well-built pop-up camper, that offers many great features while still keeping the price affordable, with an average retail price of only $13,000.  

This well-equipped pop-up camper also has numerous convenience features that bring just the right amount of comfort from home including a complete kitchen with a two-burner gas range, a kitchen sink, and a small mini-fridge as well as multiple outlets and USB ports throughout the camper and tons of countertop space.  

This camper can also be equipped with a furnace as well as an AC as an option to help keep the camper at just the right temperature inside.    

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5. Coachmen Clipper 108ST Sport

Quick Specs

• Price:  $15,000
• Closed Length:  16 Feet 10 Inches
• Open Length:  20 Feet 9 Inches
• Gross Vehicle Weight:  2,687 Pounds
• Bathroom:  No
• Sleeping Capacity:  6

It’s easy to see the effort Coachmen put into this well-designed, and versatile Coachmen Clipper 108ST pop-up camper.  Thanks to the numerous convenience features and large front storage bay on this pop-up camper.

Perhaps one of the more impressive things about this pop-up camper though is its ability to sleep 6 campers comfortably.  Thanks to the various sleeping locations inside the camper including two large queen beds on either side as well as a dinette and gaucho couch that be converted into additional sleeping spaces when needed. 

So if you’re looking for a well-built pop-up camper that can sleep a lot of people, you should definitely check out this great pop-up camper by Coachmen that has an average price of $16,000.  

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6. Forest River Rockwood Freedom 2318G

Quick Specs

• Price:  $17,000
• Closed Length:  17 Feet 6 Inches
• Open Length:  23 Feet 11 Inches
• Gross Vehicle Weight:  3,314 Pounds
• Bathroom:  Yes
• Sleeping Capacity:  6

When you’re ready to move beyond the basic pop-up camper you definitely need to check out the Forest River Rockwood Freedom 2318G which is equipped with many upgrades and features beyond the basic pop-up camper.  

To begin with, this well-equipped pop-up camper is the first camper on this list to have not only a slide-out that provides additional floor space inside the camper but also a bathroom with a cassette toilet for those times when your boondocking.  

In addition, this well-built camper has ample sleeping space to handle the largest of families, a fully equipped kitchen, two separate seating areas, a 6-gallon quick recovery water heater, and a domestic bag awning with LED lighting.  

While this pop-up camper from Coachmen is a little more expensive compared to more basic pop-up campers, with an average price of $17,000, you definitely get a lot of bang for your buck with this little camper.  

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7. Aliner Family Scout

Quick Specs

• Price:  $18,000
• Closed Length:  18 Feet
• Open Length:  18 Feet
• Gross Vehicle Weight:  3,500 Pounds
• Bathroom:  No
• Sleeping Capacity:  4

If you like the idea of a hard-sided pop-up camper but need more interior space than the Aliner Scout or Scout Lite offer, you might want to consider the Aliner Family Scout, which has a price of $18,000.

As the Aliner Family Scout comfortably sleeps four campers at a time and has two large dormers on either end which really helps to open up the interior space of this small pop-up camper.

This particular Aliner pop-up camper also features a large rear seating area, a slide-out exterior kitchenette, a large dinette table, and a cassette toilet depending on how it’s equipped.  

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8.  Forest River Rockwood HardSide A213HW

Quick Specs

• Price:  $19,500
• Closed Length:  21 Feet 2 Inches
• Open Length:  21 Feet 2 Inches
• Gross Vehicle Weight:  3,372 Pounds
• Bathroom:  Yes
• Sleeping Capacity:  3

Aliner is not the only RV manufacturer that makes a hard-sided A-frame pop-up camper though, as Forest River also makes a very nice A-frame pop-up camper called the Forest River Rockwood A213HW which has an average price of $19,500.

One great feature of this hard-sided fiberglass pop-up camper is its large exterior storage locker at the front of the camper that provides a ton of storage for all your camping and outdoor needs. 

In addition, thanks to its full fiberglass exterior it really doesn’t feel like a pop camper when you’re on the inside as it feels more like a small travel trailer.  

This well-equipped pop-up camper also comes with a fully functioning kitchen that includes a microwave, a cassette toilet for boondocking, and twin beds that can be converted into one large king bed if desired.  

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9. Black Series Patron

Quick Specs

• Price:  $20,000
• Closed Length:  17 Feet 4 Inches
• Open Length:  19 Feet 4 Inches
• Gross Vehicle Weight:  4,400 Pounds
• Bathroom:  Yes
• Sleeping Capacity:  5

If you’re looking for the ultimate boondocking and off-grid pop-up camper, that can pretty much go anywhere, you definitely need to check out the Black Series Patron, which has an average cost of  $20,000.  

As everything about this rugged and durable outdoor pop-up camper by Black Series was designed and built with the most extreme conditions in mind.

Equipped with a robust independent suspension with quad shocks and rugged exterior upgrades including two full-size spare tires, a large front storage locker, and a heavy-duty metal rack on the top of the camper to store any extra gear you might have.

This camper is also loaded with boondocking features including two propane tanks, two house batteries, a standard 120-watt solar panel, a 35-gallon freshwater tank, and a portable cassette toilet.

This well-equipped pop-up camper also has plenty of creature comforts as well to make your camping trip more comfortable and enjoyable including a full exterior pull-out kitchen, sleeping for up to five people, and a large dinette that can comfortably seat four.  

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10. Coachmen Clipper 1285SST Classic

https://youtu.be/hNgjwpWL1hI

Quick Specs

• Price:  $23,000
• Closed Length:  19 Feet
• Open Length:  23 Feet 5 Inches
• Gross Vehicle Weight:  3,296 Pounds
• Bathroom:  Yes
• Sleeping Capacity:  6

For those campers that need more interior space and sleeping capacity, the Coachmen Clipper 1285SST Classic makes a great pop-up camper.  

Priced at $23,000 this camper is capable of sleeping up to 6 campers, thanks to the large foldout king and queen beds on either side as well as the convertible gaucho couch and dinette area.  

This well-equipped pop-up camper also features a fully functioning kitchen with a small kitchen sink, built-in 2 burner propane stove, and a small mini-fridge as well as a wet bath that features both a cassette toilet as well as a shower.  

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11. Forest River Flagstaff High Wall HW29SC

https://youtu.be/6rEJ32KGHNs

Quick Specs

• Price:  $25,000
• Closed Length:  21 Feet 6 Inches
• Open Length:  27 Feet 9 Inches
• Gross Vehicle Weight:  4,999 Pounds
• Bathroom:  Yes
• Sleeping Capacity:  6

If you want the ultimate in size and luxury in a pop-up camper, then you need to look no further than the Forest River Flagstaff High Wall HW29SC, which features best-in-class interior space as well as luxury features you rarely find in a pop-up camper.  

While many pop-up campers have a small cabinet that holds a toilet and perhaps a small awkward shower.  None of them compare to the large permanent wet bath, that’s in this pop-up camper that features a toilet, as well as full height, stand-up shower.

But the luxury doesn’t stop there in this flagship Forest River pop-up.

As this camper also features high wall construction which gives the camper a much more solid feel, multiple seating areas including a large u-shape dinette built on a slide-out and a large coach with a sofa table, sleeping space for 6, and a fully equipped kitchen that includes a large residential-style double sink, a three burner cooktop with oven, a microwave and a mini-fridge.  

While this premium pop-up camper is definitely priced on the high side for pop-up campers, with an average price of $25,000, thanks to its ample size, comfort, and luxury you still get plenty of value for your money.

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12. Camp365 Camper

Quick Specs

• Price:  $26,000
• Closed Length:  15 Feet 6 Inches
• Open Length:  15 Feet 6 Inches
• Gross Vehicle Weight:  2,200 Pounds
• Bathroom:  Optional
• Sleeping Capacity:  Up to 6

One of the most unique pop-up campers on this list is the Camp365 Camper from Camp365, which completely redesigned the traditional pop-up camper for maximum versatility.

The great thing about this fully customizable pop-up camper is that once you have it fully set up, you have a large flexible interior space that you can completely customize to you and your family’s needs.

To include things such as various sleeping arrangements, a removable table with seating, and even a bathroom if you so desire.

This one-of-a-kind pop-up camper is also one of the easiest pop-up campers to tow.

Thanks to its thin profile while in tow mode and extremely lightweight design, weighing in at only 1495 pounds dry weight, allowing this small camper to be towed by any vehicle with a class one hitch.

While this unique pop-up camper won’t be for everyone especially due to the higher price tag of $25,000. 

For those campers looking for a unique and different pop-up camper that’s big on versatility and flex space, this pop-up camper might just be for you.  

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13. Aliner Expedition

Quick Specs

• Price:  $27,500
• Closed Length:  18 Feet
• Open Length:  18 Feet
• Gross Vehicle Weight:  3,500 Pounds
• Bathroom:  Yes (Depending on Layout)
• Sleeping Capacity:  2 or 4 (Depending on Layout)

One of the flagship models for Aliner is the Aliner Expedition, which is available in several different layouts including one with a permanent rear bed, one with a large rear convertible couch, and one with a spacious front kitchen with tons of countertop space.  

Priced at $27,500 this well-equipped pop-up camper from Aliner is also one of the most expensive pop-up campers they sell as well.  

This large Aliner pop-up camper with dual dormers is great for any camper that wants the feel and space of a small hard-sided trailer while still maintaining the flexibility and easy towing of a pop-up camper.  

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14. Opus Camper OP4

Quick Specs

• Price:  $32,000
• Closed Length:  18 Feet 4 Inches
• Open Length:  21 Feet 4 Inches
• Gross Vehicle Weight:  3,970 Pounds
• Bathroom:  No
• Sleeping Capacity:  6

Another extremely unique pop-up camper is the Opus Camper OP4, which is one of the only inflatable pop-campers that I’m aware of, making the set-up on this pop-up camper a breeze. 

To see how this unique pop-up camper is set up, be sure to check out the informative YouTube video above. 

But the basic concept is, once you manually open the large roof hatches, a built-in pump will do most of the rest of the work for you, as it inflates five side tubes and two main support tubes that give the pop-up camper its structure.  

It’s not just the easy setup of this pop-up camper that makes the OP4 so great though, as it’s also loaded with a ton of off-road and boondocking features that any outdoor adventurer will love.

Built with the backcountry in mind, this rugged pop-up camper has a true off-road independent suspension, with dual shock absorbers on each side to handle even the most rugged and rocky terrain. 

It also has a fully articulating hitch as well as a stainless steel water tank protected by diamond-plate to prevent puncture or damage to the water tank while undertow.

In addition, this rugged pop-up camper by Opus with four-day off-grid capability, also, has a ton of creature comforts as well.

Including features such as a full-function slide-out kitchen with a top-load cooler that runs on 12 volts or propane, a double bed at each end, a convertible dinette, and even a projector entertainment system with a built-in projection screen and portable projector.  

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15. TAXA Outdoors Mantis

Quick Specs

• Price:  $42,000
• Closed Length:  19 Feet
• Open Length:  19 Feet
• Gross Vehicle Weight:  4,200 Pounds
• Bathroom:  Yes (Optional)
• Sleeping Capacity:  4+

The most expensive pop-up camper on this list is the TAXA Outdoors Mantis pop-up camper, which has an average price of $42,000.

And while I know it’s tough to get over the initial sticker shock of a $42,000 pop-up camper, once you really start to inspect this unique and one-of-a-kind off-grid and adventure-friendly pop-up camper, you can start to see why this camper has such a high price tag.  

To begin with this pop-up camper by TAXA Outdoors uses only the highest quality materials both on the outside as well as the inside.

Utilizing such materials as a powder-coated chassis, black steel skeleton frame, insulated composite panels made from aluminum and foam on the exterior.

And baltic birch for the countertops and cabinets, and inch and a quarter thick plywood with an ABS coating on the interior.

Another really unique feature of this camper is the four-foot-wide and tall rear hatch, which provides a great open area for hanging out and allows for easy loading and unloading of the camper.  

The unique pop-up camper also features a ton of storage options on both the inside as well as the outside, allowing you to easily bring all your adventure and outdoor camping gear with you.

And finally, this pop-up camper is able to sleep four adults comfortably on the inside of the pop-up camper and up to seven people when you factor in the optional rooftop tent or hammocks.  

 

If you’re looking for even more examples of pop-up campers and their pricing, be sure to check out our article “Average Cost of a Pop-Up Camper (with 18 Examples)“.