Alaskan RV's, the world's leading manufacturer of solid wall pop-up RV's offers more than 20 floor plans for RV's. Luxury features and amenities will be available in every price point tier -- from the entry level 8' non-cabover Alaskan, to the mid-line 10' Alaskan, to the high-end Alcan, making it easier for weekend RV's to enjoy the RV lifestyle with all of the comforts of home.

The affordable 8' non-cabover Alaskan features four floor plans, three of which are available in short or long bed designs. Some standard exterior/interior features include: skylight roof vents, fishing pole/rifle storage, forward truck bed bumpers, queen-size bed, pantry with adjustable shelf, and a wide view rear window with cover.

Popular options include removable entry step, microwave and a 12V compact disc player. The 10' Cabover features retail pricing from $16,038.00 to $19,856 and will entice tent RV's to experience the convenience of an affordable, entry-level RV.

"Whether families are camping in a Non cabover or Cabover, the flexibility in floor plan options will make it easier for them to step up to the Alcan for a luxury camping experience, " said Bryan Wheat, Vice President for Alaskan RV's, Inc. "Families who like to take their fun on the road, will see that the Alaskan RV line delivers exactly what they're looking for, an easy and affordable home-away-from-home for the perfect weekend getaway."

Varying in floor length from 8 feet to just over 11 feet, the Alaskan RV's offer a variety of innovative and unique floor plans to provide increased living space. The floor plans offer features which makes camping more enjoyable.

For the ultimate in RV's, Alaskan's high-end Alcan RV appeals to even the most discriminating buyer. The RV enthusiast that chooses an Alcan will enjoy the same luxury and comfort associated with many of today's most luxurious recreational vehicles along with the added versatility and durability an Alcan RV offers.

So for those who already own a pickup truck, adding a camper is a logical step. For those who don't own a truck suitable for a camper, approximate $20,000 to $35,000 for a new truck, in addition to the camper. The pickup-camper combo, therefore, is not an especially cheap RV, but it does offer some unique and interesting possibilities. For instance, pickups are available from the factory in four-wheel drive, making them especially suitable for recreation. Anyone who likes to drive backroads and is interested in remote or primitive campsites should consider a pickup and a camper. The fact that the camper and truck are separate units offers some decided advantages. The camper can be set up on its own jacks at home or at the campsite, freeing the truck for separate use. And the pickup, especially a mini model, makes an excellent second car. Probably the major drawback of the pickup-and-camper combination is the compressed living space, although the Alaskan RV's includes full containment. But the smaller overall size allows the combo to go places that are sometimes unsuitable for any other type of RV.

The Alaskan pop-up quickly pumps up for instant livability and comes down for ease and safety in travel and maneuverability.

The Alaskan RV's are narrower and lighter, designed to go almost anywhere. Ater checking out an Alaskan RV you'll quickly realize there is no there is no compromise in quality and comfort.

Truck camper versatility is truly unmatched. Whether you want to tow your favorite hobby behind you or check out a remote location, you can quickly unload your camper and still use your pickup much like a fifth wheel or trailer. However, it is much easier to tow your boat or hobby behind your pickup. You'll find your truck and Alaskan combinations; plus, the handling and getting around is easier and less stressful. Additional thoughts can be found at CAMPER, Why a pickup truck Camper?

Truck RV's must fit into the pickup truck configuration, created specifically to mount to the bed/ chassis they are made to be 'carried' on the full size pickup truck.

The average length runs from 8 to 14 feet exclusive of the truck which it is on. The length of the RV is quoted as the bed length or that portion which rests in or on the bed of the truck.

The average price of an Alaskan RV is $17,500, RV's can range from $16,000 to $22,900, the pickup truck can be an additional cost.

The sleeping accommodations can provide for 4 to 6 depending on the RV.

Self contained convenience is available. Truck RV's can be the first step into the "RV" lifestyle or the last step, The RV is a low cost option, they offer convenience for forbackcountry travel. Driveability is simplified as the RV combination allows you the flexibility to drive with less hassel. Though limited in space by nature, many units can offer toilets, showers, kitchen appliances, and all Alaskan RV's feature a top that raises and lowers for safety and comfort. This provides more interior space, but offers less wind resistance when driving. A large list of options plus the option of designing your own floor plan gives the person looking for the perfect RV and outstanding opportunity to achieve the goal of the perfect RV.