Start with your truck: half-ton with a standard bed means the 6.5, three-quarter-ton or larger with an 8' bed opens up the 8.0. If your truck fits both, it comes down to whether you want a full wet bath and more water on board. The comparison chart above lays out every difference side by side, and we're happy to talk it through.

The Outpost 6.5 fits full-size half-ton trucks and larger with a standard bed. The Outpost 8.0 needs a three-quarter-ton or larger with an 8' bed. Either way it comes down to payload capacity, bed length, and how your truck is configured — we verify fitment on every build request before anything is finalized.

The 6.5 runs about 1,560 lbs dry, and the 8.0 is 1,965 lbs with its jacks included. Add water, gear, and passengers and the real number climbs — the 8.0's 40-gallon fresh tank alone is another 340 lbs full. We check your truck's payload against your build before you commit, because this is the detail that catches people out.

A lot of trucks benefit from springs, sway bars, airbags, or shocks once they're carrying a camper, especially for off-road or long trips. This matters more with the 8.0, which is heavier and holds twice the water. We look at your setup and only recommend upgrades if you actually need them.

Submitting a reserve request lets us review your build preferences, confirm your truck will handle the camper, discuss options, and give you accurate pricing and lead times. A reservation doesn't obligate you to buy until every detail is confirmed.

No deposit is needed to submit a build request through the builder above — that just starts the conversation. If you decide to move forward, a $1,250 deposit locks your spot in the production line. That deposit is non-refundable and gets applied to your final invoice.

Factory lead times are currently 1–2 months on the 6.5 and 3–4 months on the 8.0. If you'd rather not wait, check what's on our lot — those are finished campers ready to load.

Our team will review your selected options and vehicle details, then reach out to confirm fitment, availability, lead times, and any recommended vehicle upgrades before finalizing your build.

We typically respond within 1–2 business days. During peak season, response times may vary slightly, but every request is reviewed personally by our team.

Yes! We welcome you to stop by during business hours to view the Outpost Camper in person. If you would like a more personalized experience, please give us a call to schedule a one-on-one walkthrough with our team at (503) 987-4002.

Give us a call at (503) 987-4002 and we'll tell you what's on the lot. The 8.0 is brand new for 2026, so availability changes week to week. In the meantime, the full walkthrough video above covers the whole camper inside and out.

Shipping and freight start at $2,250, and camper installation is $950. Installation covers offloading, storage until we can install, professional installation, a wash, a full walkthrough of your camper, and a complimentary vehicle inspection.

Oregon does not have a general sales tax. When purchasing through our Oregon dealership, sales tax may not apply. Tax situations can vary based on delivery location, registration, and individual circumstances.

Financing options may be available depending on your build and circumstances. Our team can discuss available options during your consultation.

Outpost includes a 3-year structural warranty on the camper body. We'll go over the full warranty terms with you before pickup.

Yes. We can assist with or recommend suspension, handling, and load-support upgrades to ensure your truck is properly equipped for the camper and how you plan to travel.