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What is Cube Series RV?

Cube Series RV, built in Prineville, Oregon, makes a single canvas-free hard-sided pop-up truck camper with vacuum-bonded fiberglass walls, an electric roof lift, and full off-grid systems in a 52-inch collapsed height that fits most mid-size and full-size trucks. Base MSRP starts at $43,509.

About Cube Series RV

Cube Series RV began with a frustration Rick Wise already knew from running All Seasons RV and Marine in Bend, Oregon. Toyota Tacoma, Ford Ranger, and Chevy Colorado owners kept coming through his lot looking for a camper that actually fit their trucks without being a canvas tent on springs or a 3,000-pound hard-side that crushed their payload. When Camping World acquired All Seasons, Wise connected with Randall Pozzi, a builder with a background in woodworking, RV cabinetry, and windows manufacturing. Together they set out to build what the market lacked: a canvas-free, hard-sided pop-up that could ride in a mid-size bed, pop open with a button, and still deliver four-season amenities for two people.

The result is made in central Oregon, assembled with vacuum-bonded resin-infused fiberglass for the tub, walls, and roof, and CNC laser-cut aluminum cabinetry throughout. There is no wood anywhere in the structural system. The walls fold up electrically on 24-volt actuators sourced from the marine industry, raising the roofline from 52 inches closed to 92 inches open in a matter of seconds, then the operator manually stands up and latches the front and rear walls. A purpose-built aluminum basement running the full footprint of the camper houses the fresh water tank, grey and black tanks, furnace, water heater, battery bank, and nearly all plumbing and electrical components, making every system accessible from ground level without disassembling the interior. Cube Series partnered with Composite Approach for fiberglass production, a facility that also builds Earth Cruiser expedition bodies, aviation parts, and submarine drone components.

The camper sells through a dealer network rather than factory direct, with Princess Craft RV in Texas among its most prominent partners. Pricing is set at the dealer level, with a published base MSRP of $43,509. Optional upgrades include Expion360 lithium batteries up to 360 amp-hours, 760 watts of flexible solar, a 2,000-watt inverter-charger, electric Rieco-Titan corner jacks, a 6,000 BTU air conditioner, a roof rack, a bunk cot, and a 270-degree awning. At full optional build the camper's equipped weight approaches 1,750 pounds. Cube Series backs the product with a two-year structural warranty and has committed to a single-model strategy, iterating improvements into one platform rather than fragmenting into variants.

Key Features

  • Canvas-free construction: vacuum-bonded resin-infused fiberglass walls fold up electrically from 52 inches collapsed to 92 inches open with no fabric panels to leak, age, or replace
  • Full-length aluminum basement houses all plumbing, electrical, and HVAC components, making every system serviceable from ground level without tearing up the interior
  • Fits mid-size trucks (Toyota Tacoma, Ford Ranger, Chevy Colorado) and most full-size pickups, with a 1,206 lb base dry weight
  • Built with CNC laser-cut and laser-welded aluminum cabinetry, no wood in the structure, and fiberglass panels infused by the same facility that builds Earth Cruiser expedition bodies

Models & Specs

Cube Series Camper

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Cube Series Camper

The only Cube Series truck camper model: a canvas-free hard-sided pop-up with vacuum-bonded fiberglass walls that lift electrically from a 52-inch garage-friendly travel height to 92 inches open, with a full-length aluminum basement housing all plumbing and electrical below the floor.

$43,5091206 lbFits: Mid-size trucks: Toyota Tacoma, Ford Ranger, Chevy Colorado. Full-size trucks: Ford F-150 & moreView

Specs

Pricing

Base MSRP
43,509 USD

Weight

Dry weight (base)
1,206 lb
Wet weight
1,980 lb
Max equipped weight (fully optioned)
~1,750 lb dry

Dimensions

Collapsed height
52 in
Open height
92 in
Interior popped-up height
78 in
Floor length
88 in
Exterior width
88 in
Overall length
88 in
Dinette bed
44 x 80 in

Capacity

Fresh water
21 gal
Grey water
10 gal
Black water (cassette)
2.5 gal cassette (if equipped)
Propane
20 lb
Refrigerator
1.7 cu ft

Build

Wall construction
Vacuum-bonded resin-infused molded fiberglass
Cabinetry
CNC laser-cut and laser-welded aluminum
Basement structure
Aluminum, 11.5 in tall, full footprint
Roof lift
24V electric actuators (marine-grade)
Furnace
18,000 BTU Suburban forced-air
Standard battery
100 AH AGM Group 31
Optional battery
360 AH Expion360 lithium (3x 120 AH)
Optional solar
Up to 760W flexible panels
Jacks
Manual Rieco-Titan (electric optional)
Warranty
2-year structural
Season rating
4-season
Country of manufacture
USA (Prineville, OR)

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Address

3048 SW High Desert Dr, Suite T, Prineville, OR 97754

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Pros & Cons

Pros

  • 52-inch collapsed height fits in a standard 7-foot garage on a Tacoma without modification, removing a barrier that eliminates most hard-sided slide-ins from daily-driver use
  • Electric actuated roof lift with marine-grade waterproof housings means setup from road mode to standing height takes under two minutes without manual cranking or leveling
  • No wood in the structure eliminates rot, swelling, and the delamination risk that plagues wood-framed competitors in wet Pacific Northwest and mountain environments
  • Aluminum basement design centralizes all mechanical systems below the floor, which keeps the living area clean and makes servicing the furnace, tanks, and electrical accessible without crawling inside
  • Composite Approach builds the fiberglass body to aviation and marine tolerances, a pedigree that shows in fit-and-finish compared to mass-market hard-sides at similar price points
  • Two-year warranty backed by factory support, with dealer-authorized local service options reducing the need to ship the camper back to Oregon for repairs

Cons

  • Base MSRP of $43,509 is dealer-set and not published on the manufacturer website; buyers report difficulty comparing real-world pricing across the dealer network
  • Single-model approach means there is no lighter or more affordable entry point; buyers who want some features can't step down to a smaller or simpler version
  • The dinette converts to a 44 x 80-inch bed each night and must be set up and broken down for sleeping, which adds a routine step that owners of permanent-bed campers avoid
  • Dealer distribution means pricing, inventory, and service quality vary significantly by region; direct factory contact is still the most reliable path for warranty claims
  • Owner reports note that the front and rear wall panels require manual standing and latching after the electric lift raises the side walls, adding a step that isn't fully push-button

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Cube Series RV and what do they make?
Cube Series RV is a truck camper manufacturer based in Prineville, Oregon. The company makes one product: the Cube Series Camper, a canvas-free hard-sided pop-up slide-in truck camper with vacuum-bonded fiberglass walls, an electric roof lift system, and a full-length aluminum basement housing all plumbing and electrical systems. The camper is designed for mid-size and full-size pickups. Contact them at 1-458-899-5670 or through the contact form at cubeseries.com/contact/.
How does the Cube Series pop-up mechanism work?
The Cube Series uses four 24-volt electric actuators to raise the side walls from a 52-inch collapsed travel height to 92 inches open. The operator activates the lift with a button, waits for the side walls to rise, then manually stands up and latches the front and rear wall panels. Alignment arrows and audible latches guide the squaring process. The entire setup takes under two minutes according to the manufacturer. Lowering the roof follows the reverse sequence: unlatch, push side panels down, push the button to lower, and drive.
What trucks fit the Cube Series Camper?
The Cube Series Camper is designed for mid-size trucks including the Toyota Tacoma, Ford Ranger, and Chevy Colorado, as well as most full-size half-ton and heavy-duty pickups including duallies. Contact Cube Series directly at cubeseries.com/contact/ or 1-458-899-5670 to confirm fit for your specific truck and bed length before purchasing. Always verify your truck's published payload capacity against the wet weight of the fully optioned camper.
How much does the Cube Series Camper cost?
The Cube Series Camper has a published base MSRP of $43,509, as reported by Truck Camper Magazine's buyers guide. Pricing is set by the dealer network rather than sold factory direct, so actual transaction prices vary. Optional upgrades including the lithium battery package (360 amp-hours), 760-watt solar system, electric jacks, air conditioning, awning, and bunk cot add cost above the base figure. Contact your nearest Cube Series dealer or call 1-458-899-5670 for current pricing and availability.
How much does the Cube Series Camper weigh?
The Cube Series Camper has a published dry weight of 1,206 lbs at base configuration and a wet weight of 1,980 lbs with full water and propane, per Truck Camper Magazine's 2026 buyers guide. A fully optioned build with lithium batteries, solar, electric jacks, and all options can approach 1,750 lbs dry. The base weight makes it compatible with 3/4-ton trucks at minimum; half-ton compatibility depends on the specific truck's published payload rating and the installed options.
Is the Cube Series Camper four-season capable?
Yes. The standard build includes an 18,000 BTU Suburban forced-air propane furnace, a 1.7-gallon 12-volt water heater, and an aluminum basement with all plumbing below the insulated floor. The fiberglass walls have no fabric panels to leak or lose insulation value. The basement design with heated plumbing and tank areas provides freeze protection. An optional 6,000 BTU air conditioner handles summer heat. The optional off-grid package delivers up to 360 amp-hours of Expion360 lithium and 760 watts of flexible solar.
Where is the Cube Series Camper made and who is behind the company?
Cube Series RV is headquartered at 3048 SW High Desert Dr, Suite T, Prineville, OR 97754. The company was founded by Rick Wise, a former Toyota dealership GM who previously owned All Seasons RV and Marine in Bend, Oregon, and Randall Pozzi, who brought a background in woodworking, RV cabinetry, and manufacturing. Fiberglass fabrication is handled by Composite Approach, an Oregon facility that also produces Earth Cruiser expedition bodies, aviation components, and marine structures. The camper carries a Made in USA designation and is backed by a two-year warranty.