5 Best Pop Up Campers with a Bathroom 

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I really really like that first one. It looks like it has hard walls instead of tent material like most popups.. but I actually really enjoy using the pop up campers because like you said, it’s like sleeping in a tent but your up off the ground and have a few more amenities!! But that first one for $11,000 is absolutely perfect for me!

I like the hard shells. I know that they add a little to the price tag but that added protection from wildlife (bears, in particular) is worth it if you want to spend much time in the mountains.

I spent many nights in my 76 Apache just like this with my 2 Todders in the early 80s. Easy pull, set up, and take down...even while juggling the babies.❤

I really like the slide-out model popups. After being stuck inside a small popup (no slide) during a weekend storm with my wife, two kids and their grandmother, interior room does matter! The rain was blowing sideways, so sitting outside under the awning was not an option on that trip... We had to dash to the bath house to use the toilet. A shower/bath is definitely on my list also! We ended up getting a refund for the remaining two nights and renting a cabin onsite. It took awhile to convince my wife to go camping again (I took her tent camping on our first trip after I met her). The popup was a compromise. If your spouse doesn't like roughing it, get a popup with all the bells and whistles (just trust me on this one). Some are now prewired for Solar!

Yes our best camping days was in a Pop up after tent camping first. Now older & a widow I have been looking for something I can handle. Love your videos as you never omit any details. I wish I had your camping knowledge.... happy camping & be safe!!

With parents, grand parents and pop up, with added porta potty, we enjoyed traveling to canada from Oregon. Great memories!

Hands down on the first one. Nothing beats a private bathroom! And it's got really nice unusual lines. I grew up with a 1960s Coleman popup camper in a family of 4. It was cozy!

I found my perfect pop up. A 2010 Coleman Evolution E4. It has a walled shower/toilet combo. Dinette slide, bigger than normal fridge for a popup and a deck on the front to put our golf cart or motorcycles on. In a little less than two years our retirement adventure starts.

Great seeing different models back-to-back.

I love your channel, keep up the great informational videos👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

That was a really great video I loved and enjoyed seeing all the different models that you showed I just recently got a used pop-up camper it is a 1995 Thor Skamper and it has the bathroom in it and shower like the one popup you showed and I'm very much looking forward to taking it camping next summer it might even go with me on a winter vacation out west this year I guess I have gone a little green as in more Back To Nature for camping because originally I started out with a popup work my way up from small travel trailers to a class C motorhome and now I'm back to the popup again :-) But like you said you can't beat the feeling of it's like you're outdoors in a tent but you're not and you're up off the ground and you can enjoy the scenery and the sound of the nature but you still have your RV conveniences

Thank you so much for the info. Very helpful. Me and wifey thinking of getting one but don’t know where to start. Thank you for the help.

We're just starting to look into pop-ups. Your video was very helpful. Thanks.

Very good reviews of the pop ups. We currently own a "A-Liner" 2015 and had many trips. For 2 people it has everything we need: heat, ac, toilet, microwave, stove, sink (in smaller versions). We are now looking to trade up. Very good advise to rent first before you buy. See if you like RV-ing first and what type of camping RV-ing you want to do.

Very nicely presented. Clear and informative. tks so much.

Thank you . My husband decided to take your advice. To rent first and we’re going camping in October. Thank you

I like the A- LINER POp-Camper Rockwell WITH THE BUILT IN BATHROOM WITH SHOWER AND DOO..The first one you show. Its perfect for me and my son go camping.

Great information!

Great vid and great camps!

Great review!

We have a flagstaff high wall 27KS. We love it!! Huge for a pop up, but so much fun!

This really surprised me because I never knew pop ups have bathrooms. When I was a kid we had a pop up camper and it didn't have a bathroom. We had a portable toilet. Our pop up camper was a 1995 Coleman Rio Grande. After that we bought a 2001 Sportsmen camper. Now I have a brand new travel trailer. I bought a 2022 Jayco Jay Flight 224BH after we sold the Sportsmen camper to a guy who has custody to his kids. Thanks for sharing that information

You did a great job on this video.

Wow you are doing such a great job at explaining they should hire you for commercials.You would do great.I liked the first pop up!!Thank's for Sharing

We have the high line version of a Rockwood 2017. So far it's awesome

love the shower

Hi, we have a 2017 Rockwood 2280 BH ESP pop up with a cassette bath (which we have not used yet,) and we LOVE camping in it. Has a front storage area.

I have a viking pop up with separate cassette toilet and a shower stall across from it....it's a 2000 viking 1824s...

I love pop-up "tents" not a hard-side - the best floorplan of a pop-up is one that has a u-shaped galley at both ends with drop down tables - so you get two separate seating / eating areas (not sure anyone makes this floorplan anymore) - the toilet shower is in the middle with the sink stove and fridge - make sure to get A/C

IN 1986 we bought a colman pop up camper made by fleetwood called the plantation model It had a solid wall shower/tub and toliet area and there was even a window in it. Oh how I loved that trailer !! 3 burner stove and oven, refrigerator hot and cold water plus a furness. 26 ft opened gross vehicle weight 2750 pounds gross hitch weight 250 and ofcourse electric brakes. That was pop up luxury !!!!

Last month , I bought a used 2018 Rockwood HW 296 Popup . It has a decent bathroom and 12 gallon black and gray tanks. Sure hope they open things up next month.

Great info , keep up the good work. Just one suggestion when reviewing RVs could you let us know the size of the fresh, grey , and black tanks. Cheers

I’ve been eyeing up the rock wood 214 for about a year now. Hopefully when I go to buy my camper, that’s the one I get.

I like the idea of renting before buying. Get a feel of what we like and don't.

Tried a travel trailer, but pop up campers are my favorite.

Really want the first one.

Mike & Susan thank you so much for videoing the pop up campers. I did have to start considering them for towing reasons. I already liked the A-liner's as they offer the same as a small trailer like tear drops & mini max's, except the bathroom is not enclosed. However the first A-liner that you showed, kind of had a somewhat enclosed b/r. I just don't like the regular tent pop ups actually because of privacy. I love your very informative videos including pricing and everything, a lot of videos that I watch will not give a price and that is discouraging. Thanks again and Happy Camping until next time. 😁 💗🌳🐕🏡🚙 🌺

RENT BEFORE YOU BUY.. Best advice ever. Same goes for a car or truck... if you can rent it for a couple days, try it before you buy it..

New to channel amazing content thank you keepem coming ❤

Would really appreciate if you opened a cabinet or 2 to give me an idea of space inside. Thanks for all of your work and info!

Watching again ! due this spring we have decided to pull the trigger sell our boat and buy a pop up with a bathroom, heat and air. Thanks, I think we are going to look for used because a lot of people buy a pop up then want something bigger. They go fairly cheap. If it doesn’t have a bathroom, my dad can put one in. He put one one his pontoon.

First thing I always change is the bed mattress.

Good video ... I’d like to see a little more on the exterior features of these so you can start to differentiate them.

More privacy in the first pop up camper ! And the price is not that bad !

Do you do a video on small toy haulers. You do a great job!! Thanks Jay

Thanks for your video I’m interested to find a used pop up with a bathroom

I have an old 70s or 80s era Coachman im rehabbing. (Roof leak) We downsized from a 30' bumper pull to this. I'm going to miss having a private toilet.

Have you done a review for the fiberglass shell campers like scamp, escape, casita, Oliver, nest?

Hi. I did not know Pop Ups had bathrooms. Isn't there some state parks that don't allow Pop Ups. Thanks for another Great Video!

We had pop up with a wet bath and 2 queen beds loved it but I wanted something where you leave bed made and husband didnt like the canvases getting wet we had to take home and set up to dry before storing

Thank you very much for this knowledge. Im very interested in purchasing a pop up with the toy hauler. I have been unsuccessful in finding one in Louisiana please advise me exactly where I can locate one. Thanks

Thanks for the video. I'm on and off interested in RVs. The trucks and vans are all too high profile hauling around empty space that has absolutely no use until you're parked. And most of the units I see featured at shows are fancy, heavy, expensive and not very smart. I think the industry is stuck (and they just copy each other.) Pop up campers on the other hand were smart back in the 1960s when my neighbors had one and are still smart. The addition of cassette toilets is a huge plus. The prices seem amazingly cheap compared to all other RV campers. Maybe I can haul one when I get a Cybertruck in a couple of years, not sure my Model Y LR can do it. (I barely made it across the Navaho nation between chargers. I live in California were places are a lot farther apart than say back east. This might make a good video topic if you haven't done it already. Let me know and I'll rent a pop up and see how far I can get in California, send you the video.) These units have only three (possible) issues. 1. They're trailers, trailers have a level of complexity (but you don't have to haul around your 'home' after you're set up. 2. You can't use the bathrooms unless you pop it up (a nice convenience but not a deal breaker) and 3. The soft sides need a bit of extra care. (The Sunbrella bimini on my sailboat is 20 years old, but probably needed replacing ten years ago. It's over the cockpit, not my bed.) Alleged negatives: But the bears will break in! They won't bother*, and in some of these you get those huge zipper windows. (A few years ago I realized that I wasn't camping in Ireland, I was in a tunnel that happened to be in Ireland. Now all lightweight backpacking tents have two big mesh sides.) The trend of stealth camping and privacy is in my experience absurd. I've camped in the backs of cars, everywhere, for years with no problems. No one cares, no one looks, and even I'm surprised that in decades, no rangers or cops or anyone have ever tapped on the window. What I'd want with the shower curtains is a way to take the whole thing down to hang it outside to dry (or to shower outside). slot on one side, pivot catch on the other, carry it out... (I've got snap buttons all over my boat - nothing but an aggravation.) *Tip for the critters that gnaw on stuff. Spritz your exposed wires, hoses and tires with ammonia (Windex). This dries but as soon as any critter licks it, it's like licking a bar of soap. Raccoons were chewing up my friend's garden hose. I fixed it, then spritzed it and they've not touched it since -- and the ammonia has to have washed over over the years.

Would like to hear about the Rockwood HW 296 and the flagstaff HW 29sc. Both have bathrooms and are also pop up campers. I know they're similar but would like to know the differences between them. I've got a family of five so we'll need one with enough sleeping quarters and my wife likes the idea of having walls around the bathroom. I'm interested in possibly purchasing one but would rent one first. Thank you

These are super cool but I would like too see some that one or too people could sleep in it..

Pop up campers are hard to come by these days I’m looking for one with a wet bath!

thanks for showing pricing

Interesting…think Rockwood be good for me but I lean more towards TrailManor.

Hi buddy, great job! Where was the show? #1 price is awesome on the show.

Miss good old days of csmpi g with parents as kid first trailer was popup camper.no.bsthroom tho.

Nice vids! Got a Rockwood freedom pop up. How is water put into the hot water tank? I see where I can fill the potable water, but don't know how 2 get water into the hot water tank. thanx!

I'd only buy a hard side camper. Many camper locations in California do not allow soft side campers anymore due to animal attacks.

I'm interested in the Rockwood A214HW or the A194HW which also has a wet bath. The Aliner is great but the cost is daunting... I still don't understand why campers have microwaves. I really want someone to explain why it's a "great" feature. It's not like you have to heat something up real quick and you're supposed to be more in tune with nature. I barely use the one I have at home to consider lugging one around. Personally I would rather have an oven like the A194HW than a microwave.

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My husband and I have a pop up camper and love it. The problem be is that we are older and my husband has a hard time lifting the top. Is there anything we could buy to make the top lift up automatically?

I'm interested but there's things I like about allof these that I wish could just all be in the same rv😂😂😂😂

Great video, thanks. One question: do any of the pop ups come with air conditioning? I’m mostly interested in the A frame models.

Impressive use of space in these. Do they have water tanks, if so how many gallons?

Can you do a video on the chinook rv

We need pop up with deck that will haul side by side. 10’x6’x6’

You should have done a Rockwood Highwall 277HW

We had three pop ups..went to a large camper..hubby hated it..went back to a pop up...unfortunately does not have a bathroom. We have a Shasta 65 model..it does not have shower but has a commode and sink. We go places where the bathrooms are immaculate..so we deal .

We are interested in Trailmanars. Could you show us some please. Maybe where the best to buy one . We live in Kansas City, Missouri. Thank you.

Thank You for this information. I'm just beginning to research small trailers vs pop-ups and find your videos most helpful. Will definitely take your recommendation of rental first before buying. I wasn't aware that was possible. Makes so much sense, especially since my hubby isn't sure this would be his ideal way of adventure. Are you aware of a website that lists types of trailers able to be towed with types of vehicles? I have a 2019 Honda CRV, would like to use it if possible. Thanks again for your great videos

I'm new at this and have a tow package already on my Camry hybrid. I've pulled 12 ft uhaul enclosed trailers. Is there a good camper for sedans to pull? I don't want to buy another vehicle. Thanks

I want one that got a shower and a bathroom in it

I’m confused, when you take the pop up down for traveling where do you put the big mattress??

Didnt Coleman have a pop up in the '70s with hard wall fiberglass inplace of canvas??? Wonder why they got away from that?? Seems like a good idea.

Information I would like to know is capacity of fresh water and black and grey tanks?

I would like to see a pop up camper that can be towed with a jeep renegade

I have a 1989 jayco popup camper I bought for 500 and I put alot of money into it to fix it up

Nice video! On average, how fast do you travel with a trailer on the highway? I was doing a 63MPH but many passerby honked on me. Was I supposed to go faster?

Can you cover some nice truck campers please?

Trailmanor seems like the Cadillac of pop-ups

I’ve never owned a camper but I’d like to know the max dry weight I should be searching for. I have a Hyundai Santa Fe with a max tow capacity of 3000 lbs. Thanks!

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Hi Mike, wanted to know if it is possible or if there is a four season pop up? Thanks.

I have a chrysler Pacifica minivan and I need a light weight camper with bathroom for a family of 4. Max dry weight less than 2500 pounds since my minivan toe max is 3500.

I need help on my pop up tent trailor its a 1993 ..is there a button .i hooked up the hose outside but its not coming out

It was nice of you to include the prices of each camper.

Thanks for posting this..My question is this..I am getting tons of conflicting info regarding towing. My vehichle can pull up to 3500 max range and I am told I can only pull pop up or small bunkhouse such as coleman lantern 16b , wolfpup, jayflight model similiar but then others say no I cannot, I do not want to make wrong choice and experience problems. Also this....if there is no rain to get inside how well does the pop up retain heat or cooling ? and finally if not at a hookup how might I run the features in a pop up such as plugs ac etc with a generator or any solar options??? if I stay within my towing capacity including gear passengers etc will I be ok to tow? some pop ups weigh clpse to same as travel trailers so I am very perplexed on this. if a pop up weighs 2900 & so does a small travel trailer why would I be able to haul one and not other?

We have a forest river flagstaff pop up that has a cassette toilet in it but also a shower. We bought it used and havent used it yet but it doesnt have the shower curtain that goes in the track. I downloaded the manual and it is cursory at best. Does anyone know where we can get the curtain for it?

I'd like to know which of the model WITH a toilet (and shower, can be outdoor) are SMALL....? Ideally under 15'. Thanks.

How do pop-up trailers do in stormy weather? I've been renting space in a sol aire when I go to work and the storms that have come by lately really rock the trailer. We've had hail and 50 mile per hour winds. Would a pop-up hold up?

Was looking at pop up yesterday but payments are a little bit out of budget their still are more affordable some older units

when camping do you have to have both beds slid out on the car hauler cause itcould be used as a patio if you slide that bed out

Great job on video! But...Some of these pop ups weight almost as much as my 199 dd Amerilite. 3400 lbs...My question...What's the benefit of a nearly 3k lb. pop up of a traditional trailer that is lightweight?

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What is the weight holding of the beds in the A-liners and slideouts of pop ups?

new to rving here, i have a question, do some of these carry more water than others?