#3 • 2005 Adventurer 810WS Truck Camper

Part of Memorial Day 2026 Out N' About Auction (timed auction by Alaska Premier Auctions & Appraisals)

High bid $8,100.00

Status: Sold

Category: Vehicles

Year: 2005 Make: Adventurer Manufacturing Model: 810WS S/N: 12530-05 VIN: 2F9CA00995A027530 Length: 8'6" - Fits both short and longbeds Title: N/A Registration: N/A Furnace: Hydroflame FA8012DF (LP Gas, 12,000 BTU) Water Heater: Suburban SW6D (LP Gas) Range: Wedgewood RV1732BB (LP Gas, 3-burner) Refrigerator: Dometic RM2551LB (LP Gas/110V, 5 cuft) Rangehood: Elixir R0523400 (12V) Electrical System: 110V, 60Hz, 30amp Plumbing: 100psi External Size: 96" Interior Height: 79" Dry Weight: 2686 lbs Roof: Rubber Fan: MaxxAir 2-Way Electric w/ Rain Sensors (Installed 7/2/2024) Camera: Rohent Wireless Rearview Camera Kit (Installed 7/2/2024) Fire Extinguisher: Yes (Installed 7/2/2024) Smoke/Carbon Monoxide Detector: Yes (Installed 7/2/2024)) Sleeping Capacity: 5 Kitchen: 3-Burner Stove, Range Hood, 2-Basin Stainless Steel Sink, 5-cu ft Refrigerator/Freezer, Pantry Storage, Dinette Table w/ Booth Seating, Microwave Bathroom: Wet Bath w/ Sink, Toilet, Shower Fresh Water: 24.535 Gal. Grey Water: 14.5 Gal. Black Water: 13 Gal. A well-equipped 2005 Adventurer 810WS truck camper featuring a fully self-contained slide-in design intended for both short and long-bed pickup applications. The 810WS was one of Adventurer Manufacturing’s more practical hard-side floorplans of the era, offering an efficient use of interior space, manageable overall size, and construction geared toward cold-weather capability. Adventurer campers from this period developed a strong reputation for durable construction, quality cabinetry, functional layouts, and true four-season usability, making them particularly well-suited for Alaska travel, hunting, fishing, and extended outdoor recreation. This example presents as a notably well-cared-for camper that reflects long-term ownership pride and continued upkeep rather than hard commercial or seasonal overuse. The camper benefits from Adventurer’s four-season insulation package, including enclosed and heated holding tanks, structural foam insulation, insulated roof/wall/floor construction, and upgraded thermopane windows intended to minimize condensation and improve heat retention during cold-weather operation. Exterior presentation remains clean and orderly overall, with good visual consistency throughout the body panels, compartment areas, seals, and entry points. Exterior equipment includes rear ladder access, rooftop clearance lighting, propane storage, utility service compartments, and a rear-entry configuration with four corner jacks operating through the HappyJac electric jack system. The jack system was observed operational at the time of cataloging, though no batteries are currently installed and buyers should expect to supply batteries prior to use. The camper has also seen several recent upgrades completed in July 2024, including installation of a Rohent wireless rearview camera system for improved loading and highway visibility, a MaxxAir electric roof ventilation fan with automatic rain sensors, and updated smoke/carbon monoxide detection and fire safety equipment. The presence of these upgrades, along with the included manuals, accessories, and organized interior presentation, collectively suggest an owner who continued investing in the camper’s usability and maintenance rather than simply storing it unused. Inside, the 810WS offers a comfortable and intelligently arranged floorplan that makes efficient use of its footprint. Features include a cab-over sleeping area with surrounding cabinetry, front dinette conversion sleeper, wardrobe storage, overhead compartments, and a compact but highly functional galley arrangement. Appliances include a three-burner LP stove, Dometic refrigerator/freezer, GE microwave, stainless double sink, range hood, pantry storage, and substantial drawer and cabinet space throughout. The wet bath incorporates a toilet, sink, mirror, and handheld shower setup in a layout designed for practical extended camping use. The interior presentation is especially inviting for a camper of this age, showing light and consistent wear without the heavily used appearance often encountered in older truck campers. Upholstery, cabinetry, counters, and living spaces all present with a cared-for appearance, while the inclusion of cookware, camping supplies, cleaning materials, window treatments, manuals, and assorted travel necessities further reinforces the impression of a camper that remained actively maintained and ready for continued recreational use. With its respected four-season construction, practical self-contained layout, documented recent upgrades, and overall well-preserved presentation, this Adventurer 810WS appears well-positioned for immediate camping, hunting, fishing, and Alaska travel use.