Any pop-up with a shower

[RR1]

I have that one. Easy setup, but folding it sucks. I'm 6'4 and it's too small for me (not enough shoulder/elbow room)

Gotta know the trick to fold it back up..I sure as Heck don't, I hand it off to the little woman. :ylsmoke:

I am vertically challenge, no problem with the height for me. :elkgrin:

 

[FurthurOnTheFly]

Talk to the folks over at Coyote RV, they will be more than happy to install a shower for you!

 

[morrisster]

my starcraft (is that a bad word around here?) has a wet bath in the back by the entrance door. it takes up valuable storage/living space though that's what it takes to keep the lady happy. we stack stuff on top of the toilet when not in use so we actually don't loose too much space. the black water tank is below the toilet though so that shifts more weight rearward - already 1ft hanging off the back of the bed (its a 9 foot floor)
downsides?
camper is ~1800 "wet" before we load gear into it... its a beast (my secret nickname for it is moby)
weaker construction than the aluminum frame campers we see so many of on here
however, we got it for the right price and it suits our needs pretty well

 

[craig333]

I'd rather have cheap appliances in a $10k camper, than really nice appliances in a $20k camper I could never afford. You can always go up if you want. I hate to see even fwc's now that I can't even consider "entry level" at the prices they want now.

 

[morrisster]

the used camper market is a cruel mistress for the seller... I got my starcraft for $3900 -6 years old but still smells new (he said it was taken to about 10 nascar races)

 

[Pacific Northwest yetti]

Im a little late on the topic and new to the forum- however Northstar, Outfitter both have pop up campers w/ showers. And are light(ish, compared to the hard sized campers- 1500ibs +/-) Both manufactures have a name built up and know how to build their campers. But they are not cheap either. I have yet to see a used outfitter for sale and have only seen a handful of used Northstar's for sale. The Northstar 850sc, or Outfitter Apex or juno fit the description.

 

[docdave]

Hallmark offers indoor showers in several models, including Cuchara and Guanella, also Rob at Coyote RV will build one into a custom Phoenix camper. Hallmark and Outfitter have a neat hard side enclosure that I really like, others use a curtain. A lot of pop up purests don't care for the whole indoor shower thing, but after camping various ways for some 40 years, I kinda like the convenience.

 

[GreginSocal]

They are known to be available in a pop up truck camper, but are less common than in the hard sided campers.

I think Hallmark has a pop up model or two with an available inside shower and Four Wheel Campers have an outside shower available as an option.

Of course there are many additional manufactures of pop up truck campers. The following link is for Truck Camper Magazine. It has a bunch of links to other manufactures. Might help you find the info your looking for.

http://www.truckcampermagazine.com/

I have a Phoenix with an inside shower and head as well as outside shower. To be honest, i think it is a waste of space. The outside shower would be just fine with a shower tent for privacy. These choices are personal preferences. If I had to do it over, I would just go with a porta potti for emergencies.

 

[docdave]

I've been thinking of replacing the toilet in my Hallmark with a porta potty, primarily to eliminate the black water combining with the grey water in the holding tank. Not a great set up. I like the inside shower for my family, but would like to add an outdoor one for the beach.

 

[NothingClever]

FWC offers an indoor shower like a previous poster described (plastic tub situated on the floor with a drain spout inserted into a hole in the floor) on their Keystone model.

 

[ScottReb]

I have an Alaskan and it has a similar set up to the FWC. Put up a curtain and stand in a plastic tub. Very simple and effective. Takes up no space. It has a cassette toilet under the counter as well.