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Scout campers are built by Adventurer Manufacturing, in a newly-expanded production facility located in Yakima, WA. Adventurer’s quality has been celebrated throughout the US and Canada for over 50 years.

Scout is the perfect balance of strength and portability. Intelligent engineering combined reinforced aluminum framing, and rock solid composite hardwalls, and that lead to a newer, smarter way to adventure.

High-density, polyurethane foam (fortified with fiberglass) gives you 4-season insulation without wiping out your payload. Wood-free composite construction means you enjoy superior, rot-resistant travels year-round.

To put it simply: Scout upped the game on portability, customization, and environmental harmony. Scout comes with amenities that can be taken out and enjoyed independently, and even taken out on other adventures without the truck camper itself. Scout campers are not like traditional RVs which have complicated, overly-integrated systems. Instead, Scout encourages all to travel more freely and self-sufficiently.

There are plenty of options for customization which allows users the opportunity to create their dream adventure vehicle from the start. Since most of the amenities are portable and optional, users can choose which options they need and which they don’t. Scout only offers the best: a collection of high-quality, reputable camping gear and equipment that will elevate the user’s camping experience.

Yes, all Scout campers come with a structural warranty that begins as soon as you take delivery.

Scout campers are charged by nature. Each unit comes standard with complete solar integration, enabling you power up without the need for campsite hookups. The optional diesel heater keeps you warm on the coldest winter nights, and Scout’s insulated advanced composite walls keep your adventure shelter safe from the elements during all seasons. Filter pristine, potable water direct from natural sources, and enjoy precise spray-wand convenience. The optional slide-out prep station (exclusive to Olympic) allows you to cook outside. Add on the optional 270-degree awning, and you’ve got a set-up that puts you in complete harmony with nature. From Olympic’s dinette table, the fridge/freezer options, portable power station, water storage/shower options, interior cushions, and optional two-burner cooktop: our amenities are meant to be taken out of the camper and enjoyed inside or out. Or even independently from the camper, all together. We embrace exploring the possibilities, and Scout’s options work with you to do that.

One of the great things about truck campers is that they provide the ability to set up camp, off-load your camper and then the ability to use your truck for other things like hunting, launching the boat, running to town, etc. You can purchase a Scout with lightweight, removable camper jacks that give you a fast and easy mode of loading and unloading your camper.

IMPORTANT: When using the camper off of the truck and on the jacks, make sure the camper is on stable, flat ground, that the jacks are as low as possible, and for safety reasons it is required to support the front nose of the camper when used off of the truck to limit potential of tipping forward.

Because bed size, payload capacity, and a great many features vary from vehicle to vehicle, we can point you towards what might work best, but you’ll need to check with your vehicle manufacturer recommendations to ensure a safe fit.