OVRLND Campers

OVRLND Campers launched at the 2018 Overland Expo with a simple argument: you should not have to choose between a flimsy roof tent and a 1,000-pound slide-in. Founded by Jay and Maggie Wellman and built entirely in their 8,000 sq ft Flagstaff, Arizona shop, OVRLND cuts the aluminum, welds the frames, and sews the canvas in-house using materials sourced from North American suppliers. The result is a vertical-wall pop-top that gives you full standing headroom and a true queen bed while staying light enough to live on a half-ton truck without suspension drama.

Every OVRLND shell is custom-built to each buyer's specific truck and bed length, so there is no shimming, no generic fitment, and no guesswork on bed rail clearances. The straight-wall interior design is intentional: it lets you run aftermarket drawer systems, hang accessories from aluminum T-tracks, and add insulation without fighting weird angles. Three models cover the range from the ultralight minimalist Bivy to the fully-optioned Bread 'n' Butter, with the all-customizable All You Can Eat in between, so you can match the build to your budget and your adventure style without paying for features you will never use.