When talking about pop up campers, one name will surely stand out – the Coleman camper. For decades, Coleman campers have made a name in the camper industry offering the best top of the line pop up campers. Coleman campers were also known as Fleetwood, and in 1989 Fleetwood Coleman, by way of a licensing agreement to combine the two names.

What makes Coleman Campers popular? First, Coleman campers are pop up campers which mean they are collapsible when not in use making storage easy. Also pop up campers are more affordable compared to recreational vehicles. They can also be towed by another vehicle unlike an RV where you need its own engine to tow it. Pop up campers have also all the amenities that will make your camping comfortable and convenient. Some of these are a kitchen, stove, microwave oven, heating system, seating, bathroom, refrigerator and many more amenities you usually find in your home.

Getting a Coleman camper is much more practical than getting an RV. Aside from the high price tag attached to RVs, they are also extremely large which makes driving difficult. RVs cannot be parked in some parking lots and you cannot drive it in the city. Add to that the problem of storing or parking them when not in use. It’s no wonder then that pop up campers, Coleman campers to be specific, are a smart choice to make.

Coleman campers have several models catering to everyone’s needs and budget. One of their models is the Highlander series. These Coleman campers have features just like any luxury vehicle. They have a galley with spacious room for an oven, refrigerator, microwave and more that you can think of. There is also enough room for bathroom, shower, and sleeping spaces. At over 26 feet in length, the Highlander campers are obviously leading the Coleman list of campers. Another model of Coleman camper that is worth having is the American model. This one is cheaper than the Highlander, with smaller size and lesser weight. However, Americana also has the same features as the Highlander.

One thing to keep in mind about these two Coleman campers is that they are designed to travel on paved and leveled roads, and can be towed to campgrounds. If you are thinking of driving them on rough terrain, then it’s a no-no. In this case you will need the Evolution model, a camper designed for off-road camping with the same features and highlights you’ll expect from a Coleman camper. Another model for motor sports enthusiasts is the Scorpion Coleman camper. This camper will carry your quad runners, motorcycles and whatever motor sports vehicle you have in its 12-foot cargo area.

No matter what kind of taste and needs you have, Coleman campers have something for you. They have pop up campers designed to fit everyone’s budget. Built and designed to accommodate everything you need for relaxing and enjoyable camping, Coleman campers have every reason to be on top.