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New Quick Tour: Arctic Fox 865

Take a Quick Tour of the new Arctic Fox Truck Camper 865!

RV.com Article Featuring AFOX EDGE

The Ride: This Travel Trailer is Cozy Like a Fox

There once was an era when, for most RV owners, the onset of winter meant storing their rig until late spring. But manufacturers have made great strides in recent years, building trailers that can keep things toasty when the mercury takes a plunge. There’s perhaps no better example than the Northwood Arctic Fox Edge.

The double-axle towable comes with all the amenities you’d expect from a modern travel trailer: a palatial kitchen with residential-style appliances and solid-surface countertops, a bathroom with a spacious shower and porcelain toilet and a primary bedroom boasting a king-size bed, copious storage and a separate entrance. Still, it’s the rig’s cold-weather capability that sets it apart.

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Truck Camper Adventure Article

“Arctic Fox 1140 Monster Rig Features

Big Buckstop and Torklift Upgrades”

Looking for inspiration on an Arctic Fox truck camper build? You’ve come to the right place. John and Jennifer Schraidel, who roll under the Teton Family Adventures banner, have built what we can only describe as a monster rig with all the bells and whistles. John and Jennifer, along with their two home-schooled children and poodle call Colorado Springs, Colorado and Grand Teton National Park their home. John is a lifelong automotive enthusiast who retired early from the automotive industry while Jennifer plies her passion for photography on their travels. Together, the couple started Teton Family Adventures to create, share and inform others about their automotive pursuits and their adventures as a family.

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Truck Camper Magazine Article

“2025 Wolf Creek 910”

Imagine taking an Arctic Fox 990, eliminating the slide out, keeping the floor length, layout, features, and premium appliances—and removing hundreds of pounds. Impossible? Well, Northwood Manufacturing just did it.

Over the past decade, non-slide truck campers have become in vogue. Slide-outs are still sought by a significant portion of the marketplace, but non-slides are no longer the lesser tier. In fact, many who once desired the added space and floor plan possibilities of slide-out campers have since returned to non-slide simplicity.

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Truck Camper Magazine Article

“2025 Arctic Fox and Wolf Creek Updates”

For 2025, Northwood is adding a list of refinements including an all-new exterior graphics package for the Arctic Fox line, IllumaGrip III lighted exterior assist handles, Progressive Dynamics lithium-capable power converters, Furrion microwaves with built in air fryers, and heavy duty roof handles. The even bigger news is that they managed to reduce prices for 2025.

We talked to Lance Rinker, Director of Materials and Marketing, and Tony Carman, Draftsman for Northwood Manufacturing about the 2025 updates.

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RV.com Article Featuring AFOX EDGE

Northwood’s AFOX Edge is a Rugged, Value-Packed Towable!

The latest edition to the Northwood Manufacturing line-up is the AFox Edge, a rugged travel trailer built for off-road exploration and off-grid camping. Like the other RVs in the brand’s catalog, this model delivers excellent value and an impressive list of standard features, making it a fantastic option for anyone searching for a versatile and fun towable.

The AFox Edge is available in two floorplans, both of which comfortably sleep four and have their own unique interior layout. The original 27SX is the slightly longer and heavier of the two, measuring 31’2” in length and with a GVWR of 13,000 lbs. The new 26KX model is close to its sibling in size, running 29”9’ from end-to-end and with a GVWR of 12,800 lbs.

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2024 Arctic Fox and Wolf Creek Updates

Northwood Manufacturing announces huge 2024 standard updates for Arctic Fox and Wolf Creek truck campers including fiberglass nose caps, 400-watts of solar, thermal pane windows and 8-cubic foot 12-volt compressor refrigerators. You read that right – all standard! Oh, and there’s a new roof…

I had to read the 2024 Northwood Manufacturing standard update list twice to believe it. Even then it seemed impossible that the La Grande, Oregon company was leap-frogging the production truck camper world in so many areas.

To be clear, nobody is offering 400-watts of solar standard. And very few camper manufacturers are offering 12-volt compressor refrigerators standard, much 8 cubic foot models. On top of that, Northwood is matching or exceeding its premium competition with new fiberglass nose caps and thermal pane windows – again, all standard for 2024.

It’s one thing to imagine the already luxury-appointed Arctic Fox line adding these features, but Northwood is also adding fiberglass front nose caps, 400-watts of solar, thermal pane windows and – holy moley – 8-cubic foot refrigerators to the Wolf Creek 850 and 890. This is where my brain says, “Not just wow, but how are they doing that?”

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Announcing the 2023 TCM Calendar Contest Winners

It’s time to announce the 2023 TCM Calendar winners. The First Vote narrowed 442 photos down to 24. The Final Votes narrowed the 24 finalists to just 13.

We are very excited to announce all 13 winners of the 2023 TCM Calendar Contest; 12 months plus 1 cover. Who is on the cover? That will be revealed in two weeks when the calendar is made available.

Owner’s of Northwood products made up 3 of the winner’s and 5 total in the top 24 finalists!

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New TCM Article: Doctor On Patrol

As soon as the work week is over, Dr. Scott Runde takes his Arctic Fox 990 and family of four to Wild Mountain in Taylors Falls, Minnesota. The mission: Ski Patrol and serious family fun.

Talk to a dozen truck camper owners and you’re likely to get a dozen different reasons why they purchased their rigs.  One tows a fishing boat and camps off-grid at the marina.  Another needs the ability to drive off-road to reach their favorite fishing holes.  Another is preparing for a trip to Alaska.  The more we listen to fellow truck campers, the more we realize there are almost as many reasons to own a truck camper as campers themselves.

With Scott Runde’s article, we add one more.  Scott needed a way to transport his active family to the ski resorts where they play and volunteer for Ski Patrol.  He also needed a safe and self-contained base for his family during Covid and required a solution built and insulated for Minnesota’s harsh winters.

Scott’s GMC 3500 and Arctic Fox 990 were exactly what he was looking for.  Northwood Manufacturing is known for building campers suited to winter conditions, and Scott had a few tricks up his sleeve to kick things up a notch.  Of particular note is Scott’s unique propane compartment solutions.  If you’re looking to push your cold-weather capabilities, his propane compartment mods are a must-see.

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Trailer Life Article

Northwood Fox Mountain 265RDS Fifth-Wheel

Northwood Manufacturing’s facilities, based in northeastern Oregon, are in the foothills of the Blue Mountains and surrounded by wide-open space. Apparently, with such a beautiful location, the engineers who designed the company’s newest Fox Mountain fifth-wheel, the 29-foot, 10-inch 265RDS, decided that being able to enjoy such scenery while inside is key to RV happiness. And we agree: Set over the 265RDS’s rear U-shaped dinette is a large picture window that offers an unimpeded view whether standing or sitting in the living room and kitchen.

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Truck Camper Magazine Article

TRUCK CAMPER NEWS TCM EXCLUSIVE: 2021 Wolf Creek 890

Northwood Manufacturing announces the all-new 2021 Wolf Creek 890, a hard-side, non-slide, wet bath truck camper with a full-booth dinette and an expansive 180-degree rear window view.

The all-new 890 becomes the third model in Wolf Creek’s hard-side, non-slide, wet bath truck camper line-up. All three share nearly identical height, width and relatively similar weights. In theory, this allows customers with a sufficient truck to focus on the floor plan they prefer. From years of experience, it’s likely one or another will stand out as your immediate choice – especially when you experience them in person.

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Truck Camper Adventure Article

Boondocking: Safest Way to RV Amid Virus Outbreak

Americans have cabin fever and are looking for safe ways to vacation amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Yet many are leery of using public transportation now that restrictions are starting to lift. Why fly and stay at a hotel and risk exposure when you can safely travel and vacation within the comfortable confines of an recreational vehicle? It appears Americans are asking that question in record numbers. Sales at RV dealerships around the country are spiking as are reservations for RV rentals, and rightly so. An RV has everything you need to safely travel and vacation with most featuring a bed, kitchen, bathroom, and dining area. Some RV owners, who are already getting out, are rightly calling their rigs “mobile quarantine units.”

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