Used Hard Sided Pop Up

What is the resale value? $9,887
amount of ads	155
period	12 months

How we calculate the value?

The average weighted used Hard Sided Pop Up selling price is $9,887. This price is based on 155 products in a timeframe of maximum 1 year. All these prices in our database are reduced to one average single price. Its a weighted price based on the amount of the ads per month. So a month with more products has more weight in the average weigted price.


The price range for used hard-sided pop-up campers varies depending on the brand, model, age, and condition. On average, you can expect to pay between $5,000 and $20,000 for a used hard-sided pop-up camper. However, prices can range from as low as $2,000 for older models in fair condition to as high as $40,000 for newer models in excellent condition with additional features.

Where to buy online?

website	quantity	avg price
americanlisted	6	$5,649
craigslist	33	$8,998
kijiji	10	$12,589
listedbuy	4	$10,167
localrvs	2	$17,875
shoppok	51	$8,253
smartrvguide	42	$12,236

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Features

Feature	Description
Hard-sided	Hard-sided pop up campers have solid walls and roof made of a durable material such as aluminum or fiberglass, which provides better insulation and protection against the elements.
Easy Setup	These campers are designed to be easy to set up and take down, with some models featuring automatic pop-up mechanisms for added convenience.
Lightweight	Hard-sided pop up campers are generally lightweight and easy to tow, making them a great option for those who want the convenience of a pop-up camper without the added weight of a traditional trailer.
Storage Space	Many hard-sided pop up campers come with ample storage space, including cabinets, drawers, and compartments, which makes it easy to keep your camping gear organized and out of the way.
Sleeping Capacity	Most hard-sided pop up campers have multiple sleeping areas, with some models offering enough space to comfortably sleep up to six people.
Appliances	Many models of hard-sided pop up campers come with appliances such as stoves, refrigerators, and sinks, which makes it easy to cook and clean up while on the road.
Off-road Capability	Some hard-sided pop up campers are designed for off-road use, with features such as rugged tires, high ground clearance, and heavy-duty suspension systems that can handle rough terrain.

Note: Features may vary depending on the specific model and manufacturer.

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Advantages

Advantages	Description
Lightweight	Hard-sided pop-up campers are typically lighter than their soft-sided counterparts, making them easier to tow with smaller vehicles.
More durable	Hard-sided pop-up campers are generally more durable than soft-sided ones and can withstand harsher weather conditions.
Better insulation	Hard-sided pop-up campers offer better insulation than soft-sided ones, making them more comfortable in colder climates.
Better security	The hard walls of a hard-sided pop-up camper offer better security than soft-sided ones, as they are more difficult to break into.
Less maintenance	Hard-sided pop-up campers require less maintenance than soft-sided ones, as they are less prone to mold and mildew.

Of course, there may be some variation in these advantages depending on the specific model and year of the hard-sided pop-up camper.

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History

Hard-sided pop-up campers, also known as A-frame campers, have been around since the early 1970s. The design is similar to a traditional pop-up camper, but with hard sides instead of canvas. This design provides better insulation and protection from the elements.

One of the earliest models of hard-sided pop-up campers was the Chalet, introduced in 1976. Other popular models over the years have included the Aliner, Rockwood, Flagstaff, and Starcraft. These campers have remained popular due to their lightweight design, ease of towing, and low profile when closed, making them more aerodynamic and easier to store.

Over the years, improvements have been made to hard-sided pop-up campers, including better insulation, more amenities, and lighter weight materials. Today, several manufacturers still produce hard-sided pop-up campers, including Chalet, Aliner, Rockwood, Forest River, and Somerset.

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