Wolf Creek 850 Long Bed by Northwood Manufacturing. Weight=2008lbs. Center of gravity is very low and well forward of the rear axle. It is 8’ wide and 7’7” tall. Interior height is 6’6”, floor length is 8’8”, and overall length is 16’2”. See factory tour and “K shadow frame” aluminum construction technique on video included in photos. The cover of the 2016 sales brochure (also included in the photos) shows a Wolf Creek mounted on a half-ton pickup truck, but one generally sees these rigs mounted on ¾ ton trucks. Our ¾ ton, without any after-market suspension modifications, carries this camper flawlessly. We are the original owners of this 2016 Wolf Creek 850 and no smokers or pets have ever seen the inside of it. It has never leaked and has always been stored under cover. Everything works properly as it should. This unit is equipped with the “Wolf Pack option bundle” and includes:

• AM/FM/CD Player w/Bluetooth
• Dual 12 volt deep-cycle marine ‘house’ batteries (recently replaced)
• Marine-style shore power connection
• LED lighting throughout
• Rear Awning
• Electric Jacks with wireless remote (and backup wired remote)
• 5 CU’ Fridge (2 way)
• 3 burner propane range
• Propane oven below range
• Microwave oven above range
• Dual 5 gal LP Tanks w/ auto changeover and visual indicator
• Both interior and exterior showers
• Vertical city water connection
• Heated Holding Tanks
• Roof Rack & Ladder
• Sewer Hose Storage
• Utility Light on driver’s side (where the utility hookups are:-)
• Porch light (rear)
• Fantastic Fan/Vent
• Thermostatically-controlled auto ignition propane furnace with automatic basement fan allows cozy winter camping in the coldest of weather w/o freezing water lines
• Floor level cabinet doors forward of the wheel wells for additional storage
• Fully self-contained (flush toilet)
• 20 gal. black water
• 19 gal. grey water
• 33 gal. fresh water
• Cathodically-protected fast response hot water heater uses propane and/or shore power
• Hot water heater bypass
• House battery isolator switch
• t-fitting off the water tank (for winterizing)

The camper came from the factory prewired for cable TV, satellite TV, broadcast TV, solar panel(s), roof A/C, heat pump, and other cool stuff. I’ve plugged my solar panel into the factory solar input plug on the roof with totally successful results but haven’t yet done the permanent mount. Solar panel and associated hardware as well as frame-mount hardware are included with sale. The truck is not for sale as we need it to pull our new travel trailer.