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Pop up campers are towable trailers that can be folded up for easy transport and storage. They are smaller and lighter than the traditional travel trailer or 5th wheel camper. Pop up campers can sometimes come equipped with bathrooms. We made a list of 5 absolutely awesome pop up campers with bathrooms for you to check out.
Types Of Pop Up Campers
There are four main types of pop ups. There’s the traditional tent camper, high wall campers, a-frames, and teardrop trailers. Actually, there are a couple more. We recently sold a Hi-Lo, that would be considered a pop up. In fact, it was our very first trailer.
Although it’s not lightweight, it still pops up from front to back. And you have the Trailmanor, which is in our list below. Not all pop up campers come equipped with bathrooms. But the ones that do have what is called a “wet bath”, or a cassette toilet/shower combo. A wet bath is indeed a bathroom, however the toilet and shower are both together. A cassette toilet/shower combo is much like a Thetford Porta Potti.
Now to our list of some amazing pop up campers with bathrooms…
A-Liner Expedition Sofa Bed
This is the largest model of A-Liners. Even so it still weighs in at only 1,850 lbs. Dry Weight. It can be towed by Jeeps and SUV’s alike. This pop up comes equipped with a private, swivel cassette toilet. With it’s small size, it can still sleep up to 4 people with the sofa bed and a dinette that converts into a 40″ X 80″ bed.
There is no need to worry about ruining the floor because it has Performax 500 marine grade flooring, which is waterproof. The shower is located outside, so privacy may be an issue for bathing. The front of this camper has a diamond plate stone guard to protect it from flying rocks as you travel. For it’s size and weight, this would make the perfect camper for a small family or just a couple.
Additional Specs:
- Price – $24,000
- Length – 18′ (closed)
- GVVWR – 3,500 lbs.
- Hitch Weight – 240 lbs.
- Fresh Water Tank Cap. – 11 gal.
Coachmen Viking 2485SST
The Coachmen Viking is another smaller pop-up camper with a bathroom. Like the A-Liner, the bathroom is equipped with a modular cassette toilet. It is also equipped with a 1.9 Cu. Ft. refrigerator, a two-burner range, and a 6 Gal. water heater. However, it does not come standard with an A/C unit, but it is pre-braced for one. Some optional equipment offered are 80 Amp Solar Panel, 13,500 BTU A/C, and the Add-A-Room upgrade for more living space. This unit will sleep up to 7 with both a queen, and a king sized bed.
Additional Specs:
- Price – $23,000
- Length – 19 ‘ (closed)
- GVWR – 3,296 lbs.
- Hitch Weight – 296 lbs.
- Fresh Water Tank Cap. – 23 gal.
Forest River Rockwood Extreme Sport 282TESP
This Forest River is the extreme sports package model. The bathroom is the cassette toilet/shower combo. This little camper comes standard with E Z Lube Axles, 100W roof mounted solar panel, with 1000W inverter, and double battery box. The sports package would make a great beach camper with double propane bottles, hot water heater, and 15″ Mud Tires. Because of it’s size and weight, this camper is also equipped with electric trailer brakes for safety. You will definitely stay warm in the winter months with the 20,000 BTU furnace and heated mattress bunk ends. This camper is quite long at nearly 31′ when opened up. There is plenty of space inside once you put the slide out in place.
Additional Specs:
- Price – $21,650
- Length – 26.5′ (closed)
- GVWR – 4221 lbs.
- Hitch Weight – 221 lbs.
- Fresh Water Tank Cap. – 20 gal.
Forest River Rockwood Tent Series 2716F
Another great pop up camper from Forest River is the Rockwood Extreme Tent Series. This camper is also equipped with the cassette toilet/shower combo. Another great feature is the U-shaped dinette in the slide-out. With this camper there is no need to “rough-it”. It isn’t quite as long as the Extreme Sport above, but it is packed with amenities nonetheless.
The High-Wall Series is equipped with a power roof lift, a water filtration system, and 4 stabilizer jacks with sand-pads, which make this camper perfect for the beach. Like the Sport Edition, this camper does not come standard with an A/C, however it is offered as an option. With standard features mentioned above and a 13′ awning, this pop up camper has a lot to offer.
Additional Specs:
- Price – $19,800
- Length – 19′ 5″ (closed)
- GVWR – 3360 lbs.
- Hitch Weight – 360 lbs.
- Fresh Water Tank Cap. – 20 gal.
TrailManor 2518 KB
Much like the old Hi-Lo campers, the TrailManor is a crowd favorite. The 2518 models are lightweight, easy to tow, and can be stored in most home garages. In addition, this camper comes standard with a metal under-belly, 2″ X 5″ steel frame, and an outside shower. Like the other models in this list, the bathroom is a recirculating toilet/shower combo.
The main difference is this camper has a 30 gal. gray water tank equipped, but no black tank. Some optional equipment are an awning, an electric tongue jack, and a 95 Watt solar panel. Another great feature of this unit is the interior stays dry when setting up if it’s raining.
Additional Specs:
- Price – $30,000 and up
- Length – 18′ (closed)
- GVWR – 3,300 lbs.
- Hitch Weight – 295 lbs.
- Fresh Water Tank Cap. – 20 gal.
- Gray Water Tank Cap. – 30 gal.
Conclusion On Pop Up Campers With Bathrooms
If you are ready to trade in your tent for a small pop up camper, hopefully this list will give you some inspiration. These units all have bathrooms, however, privacy might be a small factor. I mean, you only have a curtain to separate you from the rest of the camper instead of a door. And the fact that there is no black tank means that you will have to handle your “business” in other ways.
If your not sure which camper suits you, there is always the rent option to try one out before you make a purchase. RV Share has tons of options for motorhomes, travel trailers, 5th wheels, and yes, even pop up campers, with bathrooms.
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