Low profile while traveling
The roof folds down to reduce the bulk and wind exposure associated with taller slide-in campers.
Goverland GOAT
Low on the road. Open and spacious at camp. The GOAT gives you a comfortable place to sleep, stand, store gear, and keep moving without turning your truck into a rolling house.
From $16,999.00
Built around the way you travel
The GOAT stays compact while driving, then expands into an unusually open living and sleeping space. Start with the simple, lightweight layout or add the cabinet package and build out the rest around your own power, cooking, storage, and travel needs.
The roof folds down to reduce the bulk and wind exposure associated with taller slide-in campers.
Deploy the roof for standing height, a large sleeping platform, ventilation, privacy, and room to move.
Exterior rails, awning mounts, interior and exterior clasp rails, portable power, and storage options let you build around your own travel style.
Travel small. Camp large.
The GOAT rides low while traveling, then opens vertically and outward to create standing room, an elevated sleeping area, and a more open campsite.
Space where it matters
With the roof deployed, the GOAT provides generous standing height and a large sleeping area without filling the lower camper with permanent fixtures. Storage is tucked beneath the floor and into otherwise-unused wheel-well space.
Truck fitment
Select the correct truck-size and bed-length configuration on the product page. Contact WanderFox before ordering if you are unsure which version fits.
Midsize configuration
For supported midsize pickups with approximately 5-foot beds.
Short-bed full-size configuration
For supported full-size pickups with approximately 5.5-foot beds.
Standard-bed full-size configuration
For supported full-size pickups with approximately 6-foot to 6.75-foot beds.
Two ways to start
Both versions share the same expandable camper shell. The cabinet package adds a finished storage system at the front of the camper.
Open layout
Choose the simplest, lightest starting point and organize the open interior around your own bins, portable power, furniture, and camp routine.
Built-in organization
Add the front cabinet package for integrated storage and a more finished interior while preserving the GOAT's open central floor area.
Standard equipment
Unlock the camper using a regular key, key fob, or digital keypad.
Dual-pane polycarbonate windows include adjustable openings plus integrated shades and bug screens.
Control light and privacy in the upper sleeping area for daytime rest or low-profile camping.
Use underfloor storage and waterproof wheel-well bags without crowding the main living area.
The camper lighting uses a standard 12-volt plug that can be powered by the truck or a portable power station.
T-slot rails and awning mounts create useful attachment points around the camper exterior.
From travel mode to camp mode
Show customers how the roof, rear extension, and outdoor-living space come together at camp. Use the setup video for the clearest demonstration.
See it in action
Ready to build your GOAT?
Shop the current configurations or contact WanderFox for help confirming fitment before you order.