We process all orders in the order they come in and are ramping up production. Right now, we’re estimating that new orders will be ready for installation by August.

You can place orders directly on our website, or feel free to contact our team if you prefer assistance.

We’ve broken down the process into 3 basic steps: Design Your Camper, Confirm Your Build, and Schedule Installation. Here’s an in-depth look at each stage:

Step 1: Design Your Camper

• Order Placement: Once your order is placed, your spot in the queue is reserved.

Step 2: Confirm Your Build

• Confirmation Call: About 4-6 weeks before your camper is estimated to be ready, we’ll reach out for a confirmation call.
• Payment: Final payment and approval is due after the confirmation call to move forward with production.
• Production: After the final invoice is paid, your camper will move into production, which is estimated to take a short 4-6 weeks.

Step 3: Schedule Installation

• Installation Scheduling: Once your camper is complete, we’ll send you a calendar invite to schedule your installation.
• Camper Hold: Our goal is to have campers picked up within 6 weeks after the installation invite is sent.
• Install Location: Installation at our Wenatchee, WA location with our team is free of charge.
• Shipping Options: For customers outside the installation area, we offer shipping options that will be discussed during the confirmation call.

Our campers are built to order from scratch, allowing you to design your camper exactly how you want it. We offer a wide range of customization options, including:

• Panel Choices: Our panels are black on one side and white on the other. Choose which side you'd like facing out to match your style. 
• Over 20 Optional Accessories: Select from a variety of accessories to enhance your camper, such as storage solutions, lighting, exterior features, and more.
• Preset Accessory Locations: While accessory locations are set in the design for optimal functionality, we can add any of our 20+ accessories to best suit your specific needs and preferences.

Whether you want to add functionality or make a statement with unique features, we’ll work with you to create the perfect camper for your adventures.

About a month before your order is set to ship or be installed, our team will reach out to you via email or phone to finalize everything during a confirmation call. We'll confirm your vehicle details and review color and accessory options.

Once the final invoice is paid after this confirmation call, no further changes can be made as your order will have already entered production.

The last opportunity to make changes to your order is during the confirmation call, which takes place about 4 weeks before production begins. Once the confirmation call is complete and the invoice is paid, no further changes can be made to your order.

To future-proof your build against water intrusion and ensure proper functionality, consider adding the following during your initial build:

• Tall version

• Roof vent fan

• Diesel heater port

• Rear and side lights

• Solar or light bar ports

• Windows

Another important consideration is electrical options. The price for electrical items includes full wiring and installation, making it more cost-effective to add them during the confirmation call. Prices will not be adjusted if these items are purchased at a later date.

Other accessories, such as those mounted to the T-track system, can be purchased later and easily shipped to you.

Note: If you choose to add accessories after production begins, there will be a $150/hour shop fee for installation, plus the cost of the accessories.

Yes! Once an order is placed, it’s added to our Camper Tracker, which is updated every other Wednesday. Be sure to check it out!

Each camper is custom-built to match the specific bed dimensions of your truck. We offer two build options: a standard version for full-size trucks, and for mid-size trucks, we provide both standard and tall versions.

Check out our Standard camper specs:

Check out more on the tall version for mid size trucks here: 

Once your camper has entered production and the confirmation call is complete with the invoice paid, any additional modifications will incur a $150/hour shop fee for installation, plus the cost of the accessories. This fee is due to the fact that the camper will need to be pulled from the production line, requiring additional time and manpower to complete the changes and ensure proper installation according to the camper's specifications.

Let's check in with Kyle on this one! 

Every baseline camper starts at $5,995, regardless of bed length. All accessory options have an associated cost for the goods, and also include full wiring and installation into the camper.

We accept payment via check, cash, Shop's flexible payment plan through our website, or by paying $5,995 for the baseline camper to hold your place in the queue. You can then add accessories when finalizing your order during the confirmation call

We occasionally run flash promotions, which are announced last minute on our social media and sent to our email list subscribers.

Military Discount:
We offer a 10% discount for military personnel. Simply send us a picture of your valid military ID, and we’ll send you a coupon for 10% off your order!

Gear Drops:
Be sure to check out our gear drops for huge savings and exciting adventure opportunities!

Yes! We offer free installation with our expert team here at HQ in Washington.

Alternatively, we can ship your camper to one of our growing certified installers within our network for installation. 

Install day at Lone Peak is all about getting you ready for adventure! From the moment you arrive, we’ll guide you through each step of the process—from preparing your truck to walking you through the final touches of your new camper setup. You’ll be able to relax, enjoy some refreshments, and ask any questions along the way. For a detailed breakdown of what install day looks like, check out our Install Day Guide.

Mounting your Lone Peak Camper is simple with our custom-designed mounting system. Here's a quick video overview of the process: 

For a more detailed, step-by-step guide, check out our Detailed installation Guide &Wiring Diagrams 

Our campers come fully assembled and crated in a custom 10' crate. Installation includes mounting the camper to your vehicle, though wiring from the camper to the vehicle will be the customer’s responsibility after installation. Shipping costs now include a flat-rate installation fee, with the total cost to a certified installer set at $2,000, covering both shipping and installation.

At this time, we only offer shipping within the lower 48 United States. Unfortunately, we are unable to process shipments to locations outside of this area due to logistical challenges and the difficulty of ensuring products arrive undamaged. Additionally, we do not accept freight forwarders for pick-up.

Once your camper has successfully passed quality control (QC), the coordination, crating, and shipping process typically takes between 2 to 4 weeks. The exact timeframe may vary depending on the number of campers being shipped at the same time, as well as the destination. Please note that additional time may be required for delivery based on these factors.

If your camper is damaged during shipping, it will likely be returned to our headquarters in Washington for inspection by our team. We want to ensure that your camper arrives in perfect condition and meets your expectations. 

For a more detailed breakdown of our camper shipping and delivery process, including installation with certified installer, timelines, and delivery options, check out our full shipping guide

Checking the mounting puck torque wrench specs regularly is crucial to ensure the camper is securely and safely mounted to your truck's bed. Torque specs are measured in inch/pounds:

• Vertical bolt: 75 in/lbs
• 2 Horizontal bolts: 100 in/lbs

For the best mildew prevention, treat your tent like a ground tent. Pop it up every few weeks to air it out and let it dry. When closing your camper’s tent, be sure to close the tent windows, as the inner vinyl blackout liner is the waterproof layer. Avoid using harsh chemicals or cleaners on the fabric.

When in use in humid conditions, make sure to control condensation by opening the condensation vents just above the two side windows.

Given the camper’s design, which folds tightly to an 8" depth, the bed is not intended to have blankets or bulky items stored on top when closed. The maximum compressed depth that works is about 1" of bedding. This means items like pillows, large comforters, or sleeping bags should be avoided.

Tip from Kyle: Using just a sheet and a down comforter is his go-to setup. Additionally, you can use the cargo net to store soft items like blankets, keeping everything in a designated spot when the camper is closed.

The camper’s roof is not designed to support loads, so we do not recommend storing anything directly on it. However, adding load bars is a great option! With 2 load bars, you can safely carry up to 150 pounds. Each additional load bar can support an extra 50 pounds, providing a secure way to carry gear on the roof without putting undue strain on the camper

For mounting to the side doors, you’ll need to attach directly to the door’s brackets, not just the panel. The door panel is made of 4mm aluminum composite, which is durable but cannot support much weight on its own without dimpling. The side doors can hold up to 20 pounds, so make sure to keep the weight manageable.

If you're considering a DIY setup, ensure the mountings are secure and that the modification doesn’t affect the camper’s overall safety or functionality. The gas struts on the door may need to be upgraded to stronger ones, and you should add support where you plan to mount to avoid warping the door over time.

Alternatively, you can mount items to the T-channels along the outside of the camper. These T-channels are designed to handle significant weight, offering a more stable and secure mounting option without the risk of damaging the door.

Please note: Any panels with aftermarket modifications are not covered under warranty.

These campers are truly meant to live on the truck they are built for. However, if you prefer to remvoce it during the off season follow this install guide for the proper process. 

We reccomend popping up the tent seasonally to check for wear. 

The 360-degree T-tracks are what truly let you customize your camper! They allow you to mount just about anything, anywhere, as long as it has a hole that an M8 x 12mm bolt can pass through. This gives you endless possibilities for personalizing your setup to fit your needs. Want to see some cool build-outs? Check out our Lone Peak Owners Facebook group for some rad ideas and inspiration!

Some accessories are designed to fit based on your truck’s height. These are typically installed in the T-tracks on the camper and require specific measurements for proper installation. Check out the height-dependent options below.

Tip: Hover over these to click a link and hear Kyle discuss each one!

1. Bed Ladder
2. Gear Vault 
3. Gear Vault W/Table 
4. Molle Panel(s)

These accessories require electrical power to function, offering enhanced features such as lighting, charging options and a fan. Discover the powered accessories that can improve your truck’s functionality. 
Tip! Hover over each accessory and listen to Kyle share all the cool details! 

1. Juice Box
2. Interior Lighting
3. Side Lights
4. Rear Lights
5. Light Bar
6. 520W Overkill Panel
7. Battery
8. Power Plate
9. Roof vent fan

Non-powered accessories don’t require electrical connections and are typically mechanical or structural in nature. This section will guide you through accessories like ladders, mounting systems, and more.

Tip! Hover over each accessory and listen to Kyle share all the cool details! 

1. Tailgate Acrylic Window
2. Cab Acrylic Window
3. Cab Passthrough
4. Diesel Heating Port
5. Solar/ Light Bar Panel Wiring Ports
6. Side Ladder
7. Awning Mount(s) 
8. Load Bars (Short/Tall)

Discover accessories that are easy to install and perfect for immediate needs.

Tip! Hover over some accessories and listen to Kyle share all the cool details!

1. Locking Pins
2. Channel Nuts: Custom-designed for our track!
3. T-slot Cover Strip (currently out of stock)
4. Extra Mounting Pucks (Set):Recommended for heavy off-roading, rock crawling, and more extreme adventures.
5. Gear Bag 4"
6. Gear Bag 6"
7. T-slot Tie Down

Roof & Door Panel Color Facing Out
The panels we use are black on one side and white on the other. You can choose which side you'd like facing outward. Typically, customers in hotter climates opt for white facing outward for better temperature control. Having white on the inside helps illuminate the camper when the blackout tent windows are closed.

Tent Color
Currently, grey is the only color option we offer in production, and it’s been a fan favorite within the community!

Yes! We have an amazing community of Lone Peak camper owners. You can connect with others and join our owner map to meet up with fellow adventurers.

 LP Owners Map

Facebook Owners Group

Yes, we host events and meetups throughout the year! Be sure to check our website or sign up for our newsletter to stay updated on upcoming events, including gear drops and Saturday install parties.

Facebook

Instagram

Linktree

Yes, you can find customer reviews on our  website  by clicking the black pop-up ribbon on the side of the home page.  You can also check our reviews on  social media, Google and YouTube!

Check out our associated Apps HERE

Join Our Ambassador Program !
Every time your code is used during an initial camper order, you'll earn a kickback as a thank you for spreading the word!  

• Possible Causes: Misalignment, out of square, or mounting pucks not tightened properly.
• What to Do:
  
  • Verify that the mounting pucks are aligned and tightened to the correct torque specs.
  • Recheck the camper's installation instructions.

• Possible Causes: Loose connections, dead battery, or damaged wiring.
• What to Do:
  • Inspect the wiring for any visible damage or loose connections.
  • Check the camper's battery and ensure it's charged.
  • Test the individual electrical components with a multimeter to check for power (lights, solar panel junction boxes, charge controllers, etc.).

Possible Causes:

• Misalignment of pins or latches
• Dirt buildup
• Loose locking mechanism

What to Do:

1. Check latch alignment:
   • Close the door with the latch pin sitting in the "C" of the clasp.
   • Loosen the pin and move it as high as possible while still sitting in the "C".
   • Tighten the pin and check the operation.
2. Clean the locking mechanisms and hinges: Remove any dirt or debris that may be obstructing the locking mechanism. 
3. Tension Clasp: For a visual guide, check out this video starting at 1:18 to see the steps in action!

• Possible Causes: Wear and tear, zipper malfunction, or incorrect setup.
• What to Do:
  • Lubricate the zipper with a silicone-based lubricant if it's stuck.
  • Check for any tears or punctures in the tent fabric.
  • Ensure the tent is set up properly to avoid excess stress on the fabric.

Tip: The tent material is secured with bolts and t-nuts in our custom track. If the tent feels loose or there's gathered material causing a gap in the wedge corners, try loosening (but not removing) the bolts and sliding the tent tightly into the wedge corner to tighten it.

Possible Causes:

• Loose mounting hardware

• Misalignment

• Uneven truck bed

• Loose accessories

What to Do:

1. 1. Inspect the mounting hardware and tighten any loose bolts or screws.

   2. Check that the camper is properly aligned with the truck bed.

   3. Ensure the truck bed is level and not causing stress on the camper.

   4. Tighten accessory mounting bolts and ensure items like the gear vault table and bed ladder are latched securely.

Possible Causes:

• Damaged solar panels

• Wiring/ power issues

• Inadequate sunlight

What to Do:

1. 1. Ensure the solar panels are clean and free from dirt or debris.

   2. Check the wiring connections for any loose or broken parts.

   3. Use a multimeter to check for power at the junction box(es) under the bed platform.

   4. Make sure the solar panels are receiving enough sunlight.

Possible Causes:

• Loose, rattling parts

• Unsecured accessories

• Improper mounting

What to Do:

1. Inspect the camper for any loose accessories, bolts, or items rolling around in the truck bed.

2. Tighten all parts and ensure nothing is rattling during driving.

3. Check the mounting system for anything out of place.

4. Ensure the bed ladder is strapped tightly to the bed platform.

5. Make sure the tent latches are in the closed position.

Recommended Tools for Camper Maintenance:

• Torque Wrench (measured in inch/pounds) for tightening bolts and pucks
• Multi-meter for electrical diagnostics
• Silicone Lubricant for zippers and moving parts
• Basic Toolbox for minor adjustments or repairs
• Hex Driver Sizes: 3, 5, and 6 for accessories
• 8mm Wrench for floppy bar adjustments

These tools will help you maintain and troubleshoot your camper for optimal performance.

Our camper frames come with a Lifetime Warranty for the original owner and truck, and 2 years for tents and accessories, covering manufacturing defects. Tents and accessories are bolted with stainless steel grommets and can be replaced if needed.

Warranty Claims:
Approved warranty claims will be handled directly through Lone Peak Overland at no cost. For minor repairs, replacement parts will be shipped with instructions for self-repair (e.g., latches, hinges, etc.). For major repairs (such as doors, windows, or wiring), we’ll perform the repairs at Lone Peak HQ. Please note, we cannot reimburse travel costs.

Improper Use or Damage:
If a warranty claim is determined to be due to improper use or damage, we will provide a quote for repair work.

To make a warranty claim, please contact us at team@lonepeakoverland.com with detailed information about the issue, including photos, videos, and any relevant observations. Be sure to include your proof of purchase or order details.

We’ll work with you to troubleshoot and, if necessary, develop a plan for repair. Expect a response within 2-3 business days. For urgent claims, feel free to call us at 509-300-1277. 

If repairs are needed after your warranty expires, we’ll provide a quote for the work and either perform the repairs at our HQ or send replacement parts with detailed instructions for self-repair. You’ll receive a breakdown of any associated costs before moving forward.

Once a plan is confirmed and depending on materials, repairs typically take about 2 weeks to prepare before scheduling or shipping. For further questions or to request a repair quote, please contact us at team@lonepeakoverland.com 

Yes! Our customer support team is available to assist with any questions or issues you may have regarding your camper. You can reach us via team@lonpeakoverland.com or 509-300-1277

Our goal is to respond to all inquiries within 2 business days. For quick answers, be sure to check out more of our FAQ section and other helpful resources on our website.

For detailed information on our full warranty and the entire process, including coverage, claims, and procedures, please follow the link below to get all the details:

Full Warranty & Detailed Process

We do not accept returns on custom-built campers or individually purchased accessories. However, if you encounter any issues or concerns (such as manufacturing defects or damage during shipping) after receiving your camper, we are committed to working with you to resolve them.

All camper reservations are full price and refundable. You can cancel and receive a refund, minus a $250 cancellation fee, as long as the order has not been finalized. This fee covers non-refundable transaction fees from the credit card company.

Our team will contact you about a month before your order is due to ship or be installed to finalize your order. Once the confirmation call is complete, all sales are final.

If any issues arise, we’ll handle them according to our warranty policy. For questions, please contact team@lonepeakoverland.com.