The Wild Land PickupMate Trunk gives your pickup a second floor without filling its bed with a camper body. Its powered structure uses no-drill installation around the bed rails, leaving space underneath for equipment. That makes this two-level pickup camper an interesting option for owners who haul gear during the week and sleep off the ground on weekends.
How the Push-Button Camping System Works
Specifically, an electrically actuated scissor mechanism extends the shelter over the tailgate and truck cab. Remote and app controls operate the levels independently. Wild Land rates the onboard 86.4-Wh battery for approximately six setups; integrated lighting and audio add campsite convenience.
The upper tent handles sleeping duties. Opening its floor panel creates standing space below, with the current U.S. listing quoting approximately 96.5 inches (2,450 mm) of total headroom. That figure describes the open connection between levels, rather than two full-height rooms.
Small vs. Large: Dimensions and Weight
Wild Land's U.S. specifications give the following figures. Dimensions follow length 脳 width 脳 height; inch figures use the manufacturer's rounding.
| Specification | Small | Large |
|---|---|---|
| Camper weight | 459 lb / 208 kg | 485 lb / 220 kg |
| Closed exterior | 67 脳 58 脳 25 in; 1,690 脳 1,480 脳 630 mm | 72 脳 58 脳 25 in; 1,830 脳 1,480 脳 630 mm |
| Upper interior | 118 脳 57 脳 46 in; 3,000 脳 1,450 脳 1,170 mm | 118 脳 63 脳 46 in; 3,000 脳 1,600 脳 1,170 mm |
By comparison, the Large adds six inches of upper-cabin width for 26 pounds of additional weight. Choose by confirmed bed fit first, sleeping width second.
Why This Helps You: Cargo Space Still Needs Payload
Keeping the bed accessible preserves useful cargo volume. Carrying capacity still pays the bill. Consider this illustrative truck with a 1,500-pound payload rating, 600 pounds of occupants, and 250 pounds of gear and added accessories:
| Payload accounting | Small camper | Large camper |
|---|---|---|
| Starting allowance | 1,500 lb | 1,500 lb |
| Camper consumes | 459 lb | 485 lb |
| Occupants consume | 600 lb | 600 lb |
| Gear/accessories consume | 250 lb | 250 lb |
| Remaining allowance | 191 lb | 165 lb |
Consequently, truck payload capacity deserves attention before the remote control does.
Pro-Tips: Will It Fit Your Pickup?
- Confirm your model, bed dimensions, mounting points, and door-jamb payload label before ordering. Wild Land's U.S. selector lists Ranger, fourth-generation Tacoma, and Jeep Gladiator applications.
- Use a standard factory pickup bed. Wild Land excludes flatbeds, service bodies, and other aftermarket bed conversions.
Wild Land lists the Trunk at $9,099. Cinch advertises $8,499 launch pricing while inviting customers to join an October 2026 priority list. Get a written delivery date and installed quote, including shipping and optional equipment, before committing.
- Add new comment
- 13 views
