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Palomino BackPack Truck Campers for Sale in Walcott, Iowa

The Palomino BackPack lineup is a family of truck campers built for hunters, weekend anglers, and long-range overlanders. You can slide many onto a half-ton truck for a weekend getaway in Iowa or pair a MAX model with a one-ton and roll toward the Colorado backcountry. Soft-Side, Hard-Side, and Hard-Side MAX floor plans give you plenty of options for simple, go-anywhere comfort. At Cheyenne Camping Center, we stock the full range of Palomino Backpack RVs, so you can turn your truck into a comfortable retreat.

What Makes Palomino Backpack RVs a Smart Choice?

If you want an affordable truck camper that’s built to last, a Palomino BackPack is a great choice. They feature a welded aluminum frame with block-foam insulation, premium fiberglass, and Azdel composite wall panels that resist water and mold while keeping the weight down. Soft-Side models feature an electric lift, so you don’t need to crank the top by hand. All models pack a 20,000 BTU furnace, dual 200-watt solar panels, and a 100-amp lithium battery, so you’ll stay warm and powered up even in remote locations.

But the real benefit of Palomino BackBack truck campers is their compact size. They slip into places a travel trailer can’t reach, yet they still offer a comfortable mattress, a 12-volt refrigerator, and good storage. That versatility makes Palomino truck campers a great fit for both short fishing trips and month-long boondocking loops.

Model Comparison: Soft-Side, Hard-Side, and Hard-Side MAX

The Palomino BackPack lineup includes three styles, each suited for different kinds of adventures. Below is a quick breakdown to help you find the right fit.

Soft-Side Series

Soft-Side models weigh 1,600-1,900 pounds, and the pop-up roof with an electric lift provides 6 feet of headroom. You can store up to 15 gallons of fresh water, and the 55-inch entry makes it easy to load all your gear. Half-ton owners love the SS-1251 for its light weight, full kitchen, and wet bath with toilet and shower.

Hard-Side Series

Need a camper that can withstand the elements? Hard-Side models offer better insulation, an enclosed bathroom, better sound dampening, more storage, and frameless windows. Weights range from 2,000 to 2,575 pounds, so many 3/4 ton trucks can handle the load. Hard-Side models feature 21-gallon freshwater tanks, plus gray water and black water tanks.

Hard-Side MAX Series

Hard-Side MAX models are faithful companions in true off-grid territory. A heated, enclosed basement shields the 45-gallon freshwater tank. Insulated windows provide a cozy retreat when the snow is falling outside. Weighing over 2,900 pounds, these campers call for 3/4 ton or one-ton trucks.

Built for Adventure: Notable Features and Options

Every Backpack camper shares a core build, then lets you add gear that fits your adventure style:

  • Power and climate: Dual 200-watt panels, a lithium battery, and a 20,000 BTU furnace come standard. Air-conditioning is an option for the soft-side and hard-side truck campers.
  • Roof and walls: The Alpha Super Flex membrane roof resists chalking and needs only a mild wash a few times a year. Azdel composite wall panels are lighter than wood and do not grow mold, mildew, or emit toxic fumes.
  • Options: Enhance comfort with a second lithium battery, an air conditioner, or an awning.

These choices let you build a Palomino truck camper that handles spring turkey hunts or fall elk camps without excessive weight or unnecessary gadgets.

Why Buy Your Palomino RV in Walcott, Iowa?

Buying close to home makes life easier. At Cheyenne Camping Center, we welcome you to walk every floor plan, climb into cab-over beds, and experience the Palomino Truck campers before you purchase. Our experienced team knows campers inside and out.

Walcott also sits at the crossroads of I-80 and I-74, so you can roll in from Chicago or Des Moines, pick up your camper, and point your truck straight at the Rockies. Best of all, we have some of the best service techs in the country! We pride ourselves on our service after the sale, so if you have any issues, you can be confident Cheyenne Camping Center will take care of you like you’re family!

RV Financing and Ownership Considerations

Most buyers spread the cost of their campers over time. Our RV financing options cover new and pre-owned purchases with fixed rates and no hidden fees. Check your estimated payments, then use our quick pre-qualification form to see where you stand with no SSN required or impact on your credit. Remember to factor insurance, registration, and yearly maintenance costs into your budget.

Ready to compare numbers? Browse our new RV inventory or explore our quality used campers.

Answers to Common Questions About Palomino Backpack RVs

Below are answers to some FAQ about Palomino campers.

What Size Truck Do I Need for a Palomino Backpack?

Match the camper weight plus gear to the payload rating on your vehicle’s door sticker. Soft-Side units, such as the SS-550 and SS-1251, suit many half-tons. The Hard-Side HS-750 is suitable for many 1/2 ton trucks w/ 6.5 to 8’ beds. The HS-8801 requires a 3/4 ton truck w/ 6.5′ to 8’ bed. Most Hard-Side MAX models require a at least a 3/4 ton truck, the HS-3210 requires a 1-ton truck with a long bed.

How Do I Maintain Truck Camper Roofs and Seals?

Wash the Alpha Super Flex roof with mild detergent two or three times a year, and clear any branches or debris after trips. Reseal when caulk shows cracks.

Are These Campers Good for Extended Season Camping?

Yes. All Backpack campers offer block-foam insulation and a 20,000 BTU furnace. MAX models add a heated basement and 12-volt tank pads, cutting freeze risk during late-season camping. Frameless insulated windows prevent condensation.

What Are the Warranty Details?

Every Palomino RV includes a one-year limited warranty plus one year of roadside assistance. Appliance makers often extend coverage.

Start Your Adventure Today

Palomino Backpack Truck Campers unlock camp spots you just can’t reach with other campers. Bring your truck to our dealership, explore a few floor plans, and let us hand you the keys. Have questions or need a quote? Contact our team at Cheyenne Camping Center to get rolling.

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