3 Awesome Truck Campers with Dry Bathrooms

In this YouTube video we tour and review 3 awesome truck campers with dry bathrooms.

These truck campers have a separate shower from the toilet and sink area in the bathroom.

The three truck campers with full bathrooms we walk through in this video are:

0:00 Intro
1:00 Lance 1062
9:12 nuCamp Cirrus 920
20:27 Host Yukon 11.6

If you are interested in learning the difference between a wet bath and a dry bath in a truck camper check out our blog articles called:

8 Best Pop-Up Truck Campers With Bathrooms for 2024

10 Largest Truck Campers for Adventure in 2024

[RVBlogger]

Hi Everyone,
We hope you enjoyed our video! Which truck camper did you like best? Do you prefer a travel trailer, motorhome or 5th wheel? Please say hello by leaving a comment below and sharing your opinion about these RV floor plans.

[TrinkaPolite]

That Host Yukon is a beast!! 😍 I can't imagine all of that on the back of a truck 😮 amazing!

[alienwatcher]

I like the NuCamp Cirrus 920 for the simple fact that it has NO SLIDES! Did I ever mention "I HATE SLIDES, WHICH I WON 'T GET INTO HERE! Ha! I own a Lance 1181 truck camper & I am in the process of removing the slide & upgrading everything in it.
The Yokon Host is nice, but your gonna need at least a Dodge 5500 or Ford 550 to haul it.
Anyway, Mike & Susan, I love your YouTube content, please just keep it up! I like the videos you do on practical things you need in RV life.

[silki]

great presentation of the horst camper, showing the options and floorplans

[kimkrebs]

I liked the 3rd camper the best with all of the space in it!!! Also, I liked that they had dry baths in them.

It was nice to see Susan!!!

[mildredlackey]

Love that big Yukon, it’s huge, I have always been scared of truck campers being top heavy in high winds, thanks guys, great job,

[samuelbranson]

They all look great! It would be very hard to choose a favorite.

[SandraTye]

That Host Yukon 11.6 is absolutely Outstanding!!!

[farmchick]

Can you get into the last camper when the slides are in? Looks like those theater seats would block the entrance door. That would be inconvenient!

[marybauers]

Im interested in a truck camper without slide outs...but for that price, it better include a new truck! Otherwise it's cheaper to buy a towable camper...in my opinion!

[mrmorrison]

1st one with 2 slides 3400lb ok maybe. 2nd one no slides 4400lb seems reasonable with all the cabinets. 3rd one with 3 slides 4000lb! 😱 no way! I hope everyone does there research and doesn’t believe the dry weight! too many rigs out there overloaded as it is!
Great video thanks for doing a video on truck campers! ❤️👍

[PetePaulIII]

“I don’t like sleeping in a bed w mirrors. I had a bad experience at Cracker Barrel and I don’t wanna talk about it”
Umm Mike, dude, that created SO many troubling angles to imagine you almost now need to clarify !😂
Is there a Crackle Barrel hotel I’m unaware of ?! Have you guys been nesting in a closed restaurant squatter style !?! So many possibilities here it’s mind bending !🤣😂

[darrylalford]

WOW !! All three of those are awesome !! They sure have come a long way !! Thanks y'all & safe travels !!

[Amit_Kumar_Trivedi]

Cirrus 920 ❤ No slide out, great layout, practical and long term

[tinacathey]

Excellent video as usual.
I like the last one. I just seems crazy to have a truck camper that big. It would take a little why to get use to driving it down the road for sure. Thank you for doing this video
😊

[sherriweber]

Hi Mike and Susan!
I liked the Nu Camp until I saw the last one. I like the Yukon! That one’s really nice. I would fall a sleep in the lounger. lol! Watching a movie. Thank you Mike and Susan hope you both have a great week.

[deltabravo]

My Arctic Fox 992 is a dry bath too, I love it. HOLY HECK.... Prices for Lance campers are insanely high I almost fell out of my chair when I saw $82k. That's as much as a nice dually truck required to haul it.

[reggierico]

The NuCamp Cirrus 920 looks like the one I'll go with. One thing I like about it is that it is made by the Amish and they always put quality and precision first when it comes to construction. It is also really set up for extended boon docking in remote areas with 930 watts of solar, 810 AH lithium batteries by Battle Born and a 3, 000 watt inverter. Heatable tanks make it a true 4 season unit too.

[adventureswithgnomie]

I like Arctic Fox and Bigfoot truck campers - they are 4 season rated. Why would I want to camp in the winter? Well I don't but late fall camping you risk freezing rain, light dusting of snow and high winds when traveling.
Lance and Host have great layouts, Cirrus pantry is very well thought out.
You should review the Cirrus 620 because it's 1/2 ton truck ready for those who don't have a 3/4 or 1 ton budget.

[tuvia]

Thanks Susan and Mike, another well done video. These campers have come a long way since I was a lad in the 60's. I was thinking about the cost, not of the camper itself, but the 1 ton dually truck to carry them. 50-100k +. Might want to add that in. The first and third ones don't appear to offer toilet access without having the slides out, which is, well, a drawback. The Lance: stupid fridge, no one needs a three burner stove in a camper and they all should have front to back cook tops with a large convection microwave. I'm not a fan of any dinette, two chairs and a collapsible, storable table would suffice. One doesn't need a sink in the bathroom, there's a shower head right there. Nucamp: the kitchen sink is strange. (do your dishes). I'd be hitting my head sitting up on the bed. Host: double the price when you add the beast of a truck that you would need. I suppose there are people who would and do buy these campers and that's great for the companies. Anyway, just my opinions. Stay safe out there.