Outpost Campers has introduced the Outpost 8.0 for long-bed pickups, and it adds to the floor plan on multiple fronts.If you buy from a link, we may earn a commission. Learn moreAs much as I appreciate the discipline that comes with downsizing and living within your means, I can also recognize when just a little more can make all the difference.Just take Colorado's Outpost Campers, for instance. Having built more than 200 conversions sized for 6.5-foot pickup trucks, the outfit recently announced that it is now taking orders for a new long-bed-appropriate 8-foot floor plan.Outpost's larger camper brings a full wet bath, unlike the 6.5. - Credit: OutpostYou might not think it would have much impact, but that little bit of extra space delivers some pretty big advantages in standard equipment.Outpost's new long-bed camperThat's because, with the additional foot or so of room yielded by the larger camper conversion, Outpost has managed to equip the Outpost 8.0 with a full-size wet bath. Its smaller 6.5 sibling brings a cassette toilet, but it can't claim the sameThe extra space is certainly felt in the additional standard equipment. - Credit: OutpostMoreover, the company has switched up the overnight accommodations so that the bed now faces north/south rather than east/west. In addition to making it more convenient for occupants to access the area, it means the camper is rated to sleep up to four.AdvertisementAdvertisementIt's also not just a case of spreading out more, though. In keeping with the new footprint, Outpost has bestowed the camper with even more off-grid potential. A full-size shower is a clutch addition after a day outside. - Credit: OutpostFor instance, the Outpost 8.0 brings 40 gallons of freshwater tanks, doubling the 6.5's standard storage capacity. It also touts 20 gallons of grey and 5 gallons of black water.Likewise, the camper's roof-mounted solar charging provisions double, increasing from 250 watts up to 500 watts. Along with the addition of (once-optional) diesel heating as standard, it promises to make the conversion much more capable out of the box.The bed now faces north/south for easier access. - Credit: OutpostOf course, there are other plenty of other parts of the Outpost value proposition that remain constant. Along with durable rot-free materials and clever integrated storage, the 8.0 touts add-ons aplenty for buyers to make it their own.AdvertisementAdvertisementFrom second batteries and Starlink to MOLLE panels, roof racks and A/C units, Output offers a robust suite of options.Outpost's camper can equipped with tons of options to make it your own. - Credit: OutpostAvailability and pricingIf you're interested in the Outpost 8.0, it's available now starting at $57,995. According to the outfit's website, it's compatible with 3/4-ton and larger trucks with long beds. You can head over to Outpost Campers to learn more.Outpost Campers Outpost 8.0 Starts at $57,995 About the Author: Gray is an associate editor at Gear Patrol, covering cars, motorcycles and anything else with wheels. When he's not chasing the latest industry news, he's probably wrenching on one of many projects. For better or worse, he believes classics make perfectly practical daily drivers.AdvertisementAdvertisementWant to stay up to date on the latest product news and releases? Add Gear Patrol as a preferred source to ensure our independent journalism makes it to the top of your Google search results.
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