Hower Built

Hower Built started with a simple frustration: pop-top campers were either too heavy, too manual, or too bare-bones to feel like a real home base on the trail. The team spent over a decade developing a solution in Durango, Colorado, where they still cut, weld, and assemble every unit by hand. The result is a lineup organized around one signature idea: a patent-pending electric lift mechanism that raises the roof hands-free at the push of a button, with a 300-pound capacity that lets you leave your gear loaded on top while you drive.

Every Hower Built camper ships with a factory-integrated REDARC power system, a heated lithium battery, dual LED ceiling lights, and pre-wired solar capacity, so there is no post-purchase electrical guesswork. The walls use R5 composite insulation with four-season canvas, and the Arctic Tern windows with blackout shades mean you can actually sleep in. The Railtop is a purpose-built pop-top shell installed at their Durango shop, keeping the road profile low. The Slide-In steps up to a fully enclosed, self-contained unit with four-point mounting and a removable design that lets you drop the camper and take the truck into town.