"The durability of the camper is truly outstanding"
Michael C.
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SEE KIMBO IN THE REAL WORLD
Real campers. Real owners. Real places to see Kimbo.
Visit our Bellingham factory, connect with local owners, attend community meetups, or experience Kimbo Living at events near you.
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THE KIMBO JOURNAL
Ideas, methods, and reflections from our founder behind what we build—and why.
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Finding Smaller Moments
You’re inside and it’s noon time, the door is wide open and you’re typing away on your computer. It’s that right type of warm out where you’re not too cold or bothered by letting the outdoors in. You finish your task and walk outside to sit next to a smoldering campfire with a folding camp chair...
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A 440
A-440 is the note orchestras tune to before everything begins. It’s the shared reference point that brings order to sound. Life works the same way. Without something steady to orient yourself around, it’s easy to drift out of tune. The challenge is choosing what your own reference note will be...
WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING
"The build quality is amazing and head and shoulders above the other options I checked out"
Chris H.
Owner #562
They are made to order and they are built with nothing but the highest quality materials.
Amanda
Product Review
So I'm inside a Kimbo. It's really hard to get across in photography the design elements, the details, the integration, the CNC cuts, and all of the details of this camper just what goes into this and makes it unique.
@truckcampermagazine
Athlete Review
It's snowing outside but making some coffee. Got the fire on. Really warm in here. 25 degrees Fahrenheit outside, but 70 degrees Fahrenheit in here, which is due to the Dickinson heater and also the construction of the Kimbo camper which has an R5 insulation value with the foam.
Mike
Owner #349
We’ve taken ours on a pretty extensive cross country trip across the U.S., 14,000 miles, 30 states, and 32 NPS areas. From Washington where we live, we headed eastbound by a northerly route, as far as Vermont, down the east coast as far south as the Everglades, then back to WA via a southern route, then more recently did an in-depth explore in CO, NM, AZ, and UT, for another 6,000 miles.
Patty and Steve