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What is Camp365?

Camp365, based in Eden Prairie, Minnesota, makes a fold-out truck-bed camper called the T-Model. It sits in most pickup beds, expands from a 41-inch folded profile to a 106-by-78-inch canvas cabin with 6-foot 5-inch headroom, and starts at $25,000.

About Camp365

Camp365 was founded in 2018 in Eden Prairie, Minnesota by CEO Kevin McGregor and a team of engineers who built their first prototype in a single-stall garage. The core idea was straightforward: a truck-bed camper that collapses flat enough to store in a garage corner, sets up in minutes without tools, detaches at a campsite so the truck can go off on its own, and fits on the pickups people actually drive, including electric half-tons like the Ford Lightning and Rivian R1-T.

The T-Model is Camp365's truck-bed product. In travel mode it measures just 41 inches wide, 87 inches long, and 62 inches tall, sitting inside the bed like a low-profile shell. At camp, the patented folding wall system deploys outward using a rigid aluminum and steel frame draped in advanced canvas, opening to a 106-by-78-inch interior with 6-foot 5-inch standing headroom. The removable jack system lifts the cabin off the bed in minutes, letting a group park the cabin at a site and use the truck freely during the day. Dry weight sits at around 830 pounds, which keeps it within the payload envelope of most half-ton and mid-size platforms.

The standard package leans heavily on modular, portable equipment rather than built-in plumbing: the EcoFlow Delta power station (1,024 Wh, scalable beyond 5,000 Wh), a 220-watt folding solar panel, a portable inside-outside sink with shower wand, a composting or cassette toilet, and an EcoFlow Wave 3 electric heat and air conditioning unit that cools or heats the cabin in about five minutes. Sleeping configurations range from two folding queens to bunk setups that accommodate a family of four comfortably. The result is a camper that sits closer to a modular basecamp cabin than a traditional slide-in, giving buyers flexibility to configure the interior around the gear and trip they have in mind.

Key Features

  • Folds from a 41-inch travel profile to a 106-by-78-inch cabin with 6-foot 5-inch headroom in minutes, using a patented folding wall and jack system
  • Patented removable jack system detaches the cabin from the truck at a campsite in minutes, freeing the truck for day trips and technical terrain
  • Fits most half-ton, 3/4-ton, and one-ton beds including EV platforms: Ford Lightning, Rivian R1-T, Tesla Cybertruck, Toyota Tacoma, Jeep Gladiator, and more
  • Modular off-grid power system built around EcoFlow Delta (1,024 Wh, scalable to 5,000-plus Wh) with 220-watt solar and electric climate control included
  • Made in the USA at facilities in Eden Prairie, Minnesota and Albia, Iowa, with garage-storable 4-foot storage footprint when not in use

Models & Specs

Camp365 T-Model

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Camp365 T-Model

Camp365's fold-out truck-bed camper collapses to a 41-inch travel profile and deploys a full canvas cabin with 6-foot 5-inch headroom at camp, with a patented jack system that lets the cabin detach from the truck completely in minutes.

$25,000830 lbFits: Most half-ton, 3/4-ton, and one-ton pickup beds including: Tesla Cybertruck & moreView

Specs

Pricing

Starting price
25,000 USD

Weight

Dry weight
830 lb

Dimensions

Travel width
41 in
Travel length
87 in
Travel height
62 in
Interior width (expanded)
78 in
Interior length (expanded)
106 in
Interior headroom (expanded)
77 in
Storage footprint (garage)
4 ft wide

Capacity

Sleeps
4 adults (5 with children)
Fresh water (standard)
12 gal
Fresh water (optional upgrade)
24 gal
Grey water (standard)
12 gal
Portable sink/shower
1.8 gal

Build

Frame
Laser-cut and CNC-welded aluminum with reinforced powder-coated steel
Walls
Folding canvas (mold/mildew/rot resistant)
Insulation
Patented dual-layer air gap with six folding closed-cell foam walls
Flooring
Composite non-absorbent non-slip eco-friendly
Power station
EcoFlow Delta 1,024 Wh (scalable to 5,000-plus Wh)
Solar included
220W portable folding suitcase
Climate control
EcoFlow Wave 3 electric (6,800 BTU heat / 6,100 BTU cooling)
Attachment system
Patented Removable Jack System (4-point)
Country of manufacture
USA (Eden Prairie, MN and Albia, IA)

Contact

Address

7640 Washington Ave S, Eden Prairie, MN 55344

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Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Garage-storable form factor (4 feet wide collapsed) makes year-round ownership practical without dedicated storage space
  • Detachable design lets the truck go off on its own while the cabin stays parked at a site, which no conventional fixed slide-in can do
  • Broad truck compatibility including electric half-ton platforms that most traditional slide-in campers are too heavy to use
  • EcoFlow-based power system is scalable, field-serviceable, and swappable without factory wiring unlike hardwired lithium installs
  • Made in the USA with manufacturing in Minnesota and Iowa
  • Modular sleeping system configures as two queens, four twins, or a bunk arrangement for families

Cons

  • Canvas fold-out walls are not as weatherproof or thermally stable as a rigid hard-sided slide-in, especially in sustained wind, heavy rain, or sub-freezing temperatures
  • At 830 lbs dry, the T-Model is lighter than most hard-sided slide-ins but still heavier than canopy-style toppers, and payload math must be checked against the specific truck
  • Standard 12-gallon fresh water suits short trips, but extended off-grid use with a full group benefits from the optional 24-gallon modular upgrade, which adds cost
  • Setup and breakdown require several minutes of active assembly each trip, which is more involved than a fixed hard-sided camper that is always ready to go
  • Camp365 is a newer manufacturer with a shorter track record and smaller owner community than established brands, so long-term durability data is still limited
  • Pricing details beyond the $25,000 starting figure are not fully published; final cost with desired accessories can vary significantly

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Camp365 T-Model and how does it differ from a regular slide-in camper?
The Camp365 T-Model is a fold-out truck-bed camper that uses a patented aluminum-and-steel frame with canvas walls that deploy outward at camp. Unlike a conventional slide-in camper, which is a fixed rigid box that stays on the truck, the T-Model collapses to a 41-inch-wide travel profile and can be completely detached from the truck at a campsite using a removable jack system. This lets the truck drive away while the cabin stays parked, something no standard slide-in can do.
What trucks does the Camp365 T-Model fit?
Camp365 lists compatibility with most small and mid-size pickup beds rated at half-ton, 3/4-ton, and one-ton. Specific models include the Tesla Cybertruck, Rivian R1-T, Ford Lightning, F-150, Ranger, Toyota Tacoma, Tundra, Chevy Colorado, Silverado, Jeep Gladiator, Nissan Frontier, Titan, and Ram 1500. Always verify your specific truck's payload rating against the T-Model's 830-pound dry weight plus gear and water before purchase.
How much does the Camp365 T-Model weigh?
The Camp365 T-Model has a dry weight of approximately 830 pounds, per Camp365's published specifications. This puts it within reach of most properly equipped half-ton pickups, though you should always check your truck's published payload capacity and subtract the camper weight plus any gear, water, and passengers before deciding.
How long does it take to set up and detach the Camp365 T-Model?
Camp365 states that the T-Model deploys from travel mode to full camp configuration in minutes. The patented Removable Jack System also allows the entire cabin to be lifted off the truck bed and left at a campsite in minutes, freeing the truck for day use. Setup and teardown times will vary by user experience and campsite conditions.
What power system does the Camp365 T-Model come with?
The T-Model's standard power package is built around the EcoFlow Delta 1,024-Wh power station, which supports Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity and is scalable beyond 5,000 Wh with additional batteries. It comes with a 220-watt portable folding solar panel, six AC outlets, two DC outlets, two USB-A ports, and two USB-C quick-charge ports. The system charges via solar, AC shore power, DC, or through the truck's alternator. Starlink satellite internet is also compatible.
Is the Camp365 T-Model four-season capable?
Camp365 advertises all-season use through a patented dual-layer air gap insulation system using six folding closed-cell foam walls. Standard climate control is the EcoFlow Wave 3 electric unit (6,800 BTU heat, 6,100 BTU cooling), which Camp365 says heats or cools the cabin in about five minutes. An optional Propex PS2000 portable propane heater is also offered for colder conditions. Because the walls are canvas rather than rigid panels, performance in sustained extreme cold or heavy wind will not match a fully hard-sided camper.
Where is the Camp365 T-Model made and how do I order one?
Camp365 manufactures its products in Eden Prairie, Minnesota and Albia, Iowa, both in the USA. The T-Model starts at $25,000 and is available to order through Camp365's website at camp365.com, where a $100 fully refundable deposit holds a reservation. You can also reach Camp365 at (952) 777-3400 or info@camp365.com.