Selling our custom camping rig — a fully contained, hard‑sided camper constructed from fiberglass composite panels. We purchased this camper from a company called Beach Roamer, which unfortunately is no longer in business.

Open to partial trades for a dirt bike, pre 2005 manual wrangler with the inline 6, old manual trucks, utility trailer, Manual AWD Cars, ATV, mini excavator.

Model: 2023 Beach Roamer Overland LEX Flatbed Edition
Camper Dry Weight: 1,786 lbs at the time of purchase

The bench seat is 94" long and 32" wide when its in sleeper mode
The flatbed is 81" long and 83.5" wide. (not including the departure angle in the back)
Sleeping area is 75”x67” and the height is 36”
Main cabin height is 78”

When we originally purchased this camper, the interior space did not meet our expectations. Several design choices made the camper feel smaller than we had hoped. We initially tried to sell it, but ultimately couldn’t find a replacement we liked without significantly exceeding our budget. Because of that, we decided to keep the camper and remodel the interior to better fit our needs. Due to the way these composite panels are constructed, everything is glued together, and as a result of the remodel there are a number of cosmetic imperfections throughout the camper.

Some of the changes the made we made were bigger door, new window, larger seating area, removed black and grey tank and installed a portable toilet with smaller grey tank, made the bed area bigger, installed a new floor, installed another shelf, installed a table the drops into a bed, Moved the electrical into a new battery box.

There are four holes drilled in each corner of the camper where it was mounted to our flatbed. It is not the easiest camper to remove. It’s not something you would typically want to take on and off for a weekend trip, but it can be removed without issue for long‑term storage. I imagine there are alternative mounting methods that could be used depending on the setup.

The camper roof has some bubbles that appeared shortly after we took ownership. These bubbles are not structural and are not related to water intrusion. I have repair documentation from another company that manufactures campers using the same material and experienced the same manufacturing defect as Beach Roamer. I attempted to repair the issue myself but was not successful, so I decided to leave it for someone with more experience or skill in this type of work.

Everything is fully functional and has all your basic camper features.

Camper Details
Custom length of 14’ 10”. Camper was mounted on a 6.75ft bed.

Power:
4 150 watt solar panels totaling 600 watts of solar. Only 3 of them are connected at this time due to the charger controller only supporting 400 watts
12V 100Ah LiFePO4 Lithium Battery
Renogy Wanderer Li 30A
Pure Sine Wave Power Inverter 1000W invertor

Water:
32 gallon fresh water tank with exterior fill port
11 gallon grey water tank
Fresh water DC SeaPro 3gpm on demand water pump
Fogatti On Demand tankless propane fired hot water heater
Porta Potti Thetford Porta Potti 365 Portable Toilet (if you want it)
outdoor shower

Kitchen:
DC powered larger 4.3 cu ft stainless steel refrigerator with separate freezer in main cabin. (this runs full time off solar which is really nice)
Greystone Premium Double Burner Gas Cooktop w/ glass cover
Stainless steel sink and extendable faucet w/ drain plug and cutting board
External mount for small propane tank
Heat System:
Webasto Air top 2000 STC high altitude diesel heater with attached diesel tank

Accessories:
2 MaxxAir fan with rain sensor and remote control
MaxxAir ventilation fan and light above cooktop
Black Rhino Recovery Tracks
TorkLift GlowStep Stow N Go steps
Rieco Titan 14061 Manual Truck camper Landing Jacksł