A pickup truck already provides valuable cargo space. The challenge is using that space intelligently.
Loose storage boxes, separate cooking tables and scattered accessories may work for an occasional trip, but they become inefficient when customers camp frequently, travel long distances or expect a faster setup. The INTECAMP Pickup Truck Bed Slide-Out Camp Kitchen with Storage Drawer is designed as a configurable vehicle-mounted kitchen platform for outdoor brands, 4x4 distributors, overland retailers and private-label buyers.
The system combines a slide-out kitchen format with organized storage and optional cooking, preparation and washing modules. It allows brands to develop a pickup-bed kitchen range around one coordinated platform instead of selling unrelated boxes, tables and accessories.
This is a project-based product platform rather than a universal-fit kit. Pickup bed dimensions, wheel-arch clearance, canopy structure, mounting points, slide length, drawer size and final load requirements must be confirmed for the target vehicle and approved configuration.
The Pickup Truck Bed Slide-Out Camp Kitchen is intended for:
Pickup truck beds
Ute and canopy systems
Rear cargo platforms
Overland vehicle storage programs
Outdoor and 4x4 accessory ranges
Private-label camping kitchen projects
When closed, the unit is designed to remain within the vehicle’s cargo area. When deployed, the slide-out structure provides access to the selected cooking, preparation and storage functions.
The integrated storage drawer gives cookware, food containers, utensils and selected accessories a dedicated location. This helps reduce the repeated packing and unpacking associated with conventional camp kitchens.
For outdoor users, the benefit is simple: the kitchen stays with the vehicle and can be organized around the way the customer actually travels.
For B2B buyers, the greater value is product architecture. The same base platform can be developed into different packages for retail, overland, rental, touring and private-label channels.
A pickup truck bed is not the same as an SUV cargo area or a campervan cabinet.
The wheel arches, tailgate height, canopy opening, tie-down points and available bed length all influence the final kitchen design. A product that works well in one truck may require different mounting hardware, slide length or drawer proportions for another.
For this reason, INTECAMP presents this product as a configurable pickup truck camp kitchen platform. The final design should be reviewed according to:
Target pickup or ute category
Bed length and internal width
Wheel-arch position
Tailgate and canopy clearance
Mounting and tie-down locations
Required ground clearance
Intended cooking method
Storage requirements
Local transport and safety requirements
A professional B2B project should always use an approved drawing and vehicle-fitment review before production.
Pickup truck bed-oriented slide-out kitchen concept
Integrated storage drawer for organized equipment storage
Modular structure for cooking, preparation and washing options
Suitable for pickup, ute, canopy and overland product programs
Can be developed as a base unit or complete kitchen bundle
Supports different retail price levels through modular configuration
Suitable for wholesale, OEM, ODM and private-label projects
Vehicle fitment and technical specifications confirmed by project
Designed to support INTECAMP’s “Move the kitchen into the conversation” concept
The complete product system means the full buyer-approved package supplied as one coordinated product or retail bundle.
The base product is centered on the slide-out kitchen platform and storage drawer. Additional cooking, washing, preparation or organization components are included only when they are listed in the final quotation, approved sample and purchase-order specification.
System Layer | Possible Content | Status |
|---|---|---|
Core platform | Slide-out kitchen body and integrated storage drawer | Core product concept |
Cooking system | Gas burner, induction module or BBQ/grill module | Optional |
Food preparation | Worktop, chopping board, table insert or extension surface | Optional |
Washing system | Basin, foldable sink, fresh-water or grey-water solution | Optional |
Storage organization | Dividers, trays, cooler insert or accessory organizer | Optional |
Vehicle integration | Mounting structure or project-specific hardware | Subject to engineering review |
Branding package | Logo, colors, labels and retail packaging | OEM/ODM project scope |
A stove, sink, water tank, refrigerator, gas bottle, mounting kit or electrical power unit should not be assumed to be included in the standard product unless specifically stated.
The cooking configuration can be developed according to the target market and retail positioning.
A gas module may be considered for buyers targeting traditional outdoor cooking, overland touring and North American or Australian camping channels.
The final gas configuration must confirm:
Fuel type
Gas pressure
Regulator and hose arrangement
Connector type
Burner specification
Ventilation requirements
Destination-market documentation
Gas components must be assessed as part of the final market-specific configuration.
An induction option may suit brands targeting clean-surface cooking, campsite convenience and customers who already use portable power stations.
The final project should define:
Rated power
Voltage and plug type
Power-source requirements
Ventilation and heat-management provisions
Control layout
Applicable market documentation
A BBQ or grill module can be evaluated for tailgating, family camping and overland cooking ranges. The grill may be offered as an integrated option or as a removable module, depending on the approved structure.
The final product page should identify whether the grill is included, sold separately or supplied as part of a complete bundle.
A pickup truck camp kitchen can also be developed with a washing function for food preparation, dishwashing or campsite hygiene.
Possible configurations include:
Foldable basin
Removable sink module
Fresh-water container
Grey-water container
Manual or electric pump
Drainage hose
Hanging rail or drying accessory
These components are optional and configuration-dependent. They should not be combined into the published standard specification unless they are included in the actual product package.
For reference, INTECAMP already offers a separate Foldable Camping Sink Module. A pickup-specific water package can be evaluated as part of a wider OEM or bundle project.
The storage drawer is the part of the system that makes this product different from a simple folding camp table.
A dedicated drawer can be used to organize selected items such as:
Camping cookware
Plates and bowls
Cooking utensils
Dry food
Coffee equipment
Cleaning supplies
Gas accessories
Small outdoor appliances
Internal dividers, trays, removable containers or cooler inserts may be evaluated according to the target product range.
The final drawer dimensions, internal layout, slide specification and allowable load must be confirmed by the approved technical drawing. This information should not be generalized across different pickup models.
For retailers, the product can be positioned in several ways:
Pickup truck camp kitchen
Truck bed slide-out kitchen
Ute kitchen module
Vehicle-mounted outdoor kitchen
Overland kitchen drawer system
Tailgate cooking and storage system
Modular 4x4 camping kitchen
A distributor may develop a product range around the same platform:
Storage drawer base model
Cooking and storage version
Cooking, preparation and storage version
Premium package with washing and water modules
Private-label version with market-specific packaging
This approach gives the buyer more control over retail pricing, channel positioning and accessory sales.
Instead of launching one oversized all-in-one product, a brand can offer a practical entry model and allow customers to upgrade with cooking, washing or storage modules.
The slide-out format suits customers who want their cooking equipment to remain secured in the vehicle while traveling. The final mounting solution must be designed around the vehicle platform and intended use.
Pickup and ute owners often purchase products that improve the usefulness of their existing vehicle. A branded camp kitchen can be sold alongside canopies, drawer systems, roof tents, awnings and recovery equipment.
Rental companies may use a simplified configuration focused on easy cleaning, quick inspection and replacement of individual components. The final design should consider fleet handling, packaging and spare-part planning.
A brand can select the basic platform and develop its own identity through logo placement, color, packaging, labels and selected module combinations.
Confirm the target vehicle, bed size, canopy type, wheel-arch clearance, tailgate opening and mounting points before sampling.
Slide travel, drawer dimensions, hardware selection, support structure and load rating should be defined in the technical drawing. Do not use a general load figure across different projects.
Gas and electrical versions require different technical reviews. Fuel, pressure, connectors, voltage, plugs, ventilation and documentation must be confirmed for the intended market.
The final material and finish should be selected according to weight targets, appearance, corrosion exposure, cleaning requirements and retail price position.
The shipment plan should identify the closed product dimensions, carton arrangement, protection for slide hardware, accessory packing and whether modules are packed inside or separately.
B2B buyers should define replacement parts, hardware identification, installation instructions, troubleshooting information and warranty responsibilities before mass production.
Item | Product Information |
|---|---|
Product name | Pickup Truck Bed Slide-Out Camp Kitchen with Storage Drawer |
Product category | Vehicle-mounted camping kitchen |
Primary application | Pickup trucks, ute systems, canopy projects and selected overland platforms |
Deployment format | Slide-out kitchen structure |
Storage | Integrated storage drawer |
Cooking appliance | Optional; buyer-approved configuration |
Sink and water system | Optional; buyer-approved configuration |
Mounting | Vehicle-specific and project-specific |
Dimensions | Confirmed according to approved drawing |
Net weight | Confirmed according to final configuration |
Drawer load rating | Confirmed by technical review |
Slide length | Confirmed according to vehicle and design |
Materials and finish | Selected according to project requirements |
Branding | Available for evaluation under OEM/ODM program |
Packaging | Confirmed according to final SKU and shipping plan |
INTECAMP publicly presents OEM/ODM support for portable camping kitchen projects. The published scope can include evaluation of:
Brand logo
Product colors
Retail packaging
Product labels
Instructions
Bundle configuration
Selected size changes
Selected structural changes
Selected integrated-function changes
Sample development
Market-specific documentation
More substantial changes—such as a new pickup-bed interface, revised drawer geometry, different slide structure or a vehicle-specific mounting system—require engineering review and project approval.
OEM/ODM capability should not be interpreted as a promise of universal vehicle compatibility, fixed MOQ, fixed lead time, automatic certification or unchanged pricing. These items must be confirmed for the exact project.
Learn more about the public process on the INTECAMP OEM & ODM Service page.
No. It is a configurable platform. Pickup bed dimensions, mounting points, canopy clearance and final hardware must be confirmed for the target vehicle or vehicle group.
Not automatically. A gas burner, induction module or BBQ module can be evaluated as an optional configuration.
Not automatically. Sink, basin, fresh-water, grey-water and pump options must be listed in the approved product configuration.
INTECAMP can evaluate OEM/ODM requirements such as logo, colors, packaging, labels and selected product modifications.
The product is designed around a vehicle-mounted slide-out concept. Whether the final version is removable, semi-permanent or permanently installed depends on the approved mounting design.
No. Different pickup beds require different fitment checks. A brand should define the target vehicle range before requesting drawings or samples.
Yes, a stove-free base configuration can be evaluated for markets where buyers prefer to select their own cooking appliance. The exact package should be identified clearly on the product page and quotation.
A useful RFQ should include the target market, pickup or ute type, bed dimensions, canopy information, desired storage capacity, cooking method, water requirements, branding, packaging, target quantity and required documentation.
