Hudson Bay Pop-Up Camper Fits a Wet Bath in an Eight-Foot Floor Plan
Overland Explorer Vehicles has added a Hudson Bay flatbed pop-up camper with an enclosed wet bath while retaining a dinette. The removable unit has 20 to 38 gallons of fresh water, 220 watts of roof solar, a 3,000-watt inverter, a galley kitchen, and a bedroom. Its electric pop-up roof lowers to 5.2 feet for driving and raises to 6.6 feet of headroom, with a dry weight of 2,032 pounds and a starting price of $88,392 for the wet-bath version.
Overland Explorer Vehicles’ Hudson Bay is a removable flatbed pop-up camper that places a private wet bath within an eight-foot floor plan. The bathroom sits between the sleeping and living zones, next to the galley, and can also serve as a drying area for damp gear.
The camper carries 20–38 gallons of fresh water, 220 watts of roof solar, and a 3,000-watt Victron inverter. Its composite body rides on an aluminum exoskeleton; electric actuators lower it to 5.2 feet for driving and raise it for 6.6 feet of headroom when parked. Dry weight is 2,032 pounds. Pricing starts at $88,392 with the wet bath and $86,592 with a dry bath.
This camper may appeal to truck owners who want off-grid travel with a real bathroom, especially travelers seeking year-round trips. It could reduce reliance on campground facilities and extend comfortable outdoor stays. Dealers and upfitters may see demand for removable flatbed systems, while campsite operators might notice different use patterns. At nearly $88,000, however, access remains limited to higher-income buyers, so its broader social effect may stay niche.