The Cirrus 820 offers some of the most exciting features available in compact truck campers today. Take a few moments to learn more about what this model has to offer.

Every once in a while, a new recreational vehicle enters the market that challenges its predecessors in terms of luxury, sophistication, and performance.Seamlessly designed from the ground up, the Cirrus 820 by Little Guy represents a significant step forward for hard side, non-slide campers in particular. This seemingly simple camper packs an impressive punch for its modest size, with standard features like an integrated solar panel on the roof and an innovative Alde heating system. Best of all, the basic Cirrus 820 model comes with a relatively affordable price tag starting at just over $40,000.

If you’re looking for an RV that effortlessly combines comfort and convenience, look no further. Read this Cirrus 820 review to find out what sets this camper apart from the competition and why RV travelers everywhere are taking notice.

DESIGN

Heavily influenced by modern European teardrop campers, the Cirrus 820 features a plethora of cutting-edge design elements that you don't see very often in American models today. One of the more remarkable design features is the seamless walk-on aluminum roof. Instead of using screws to secure vents or other roof elements to the exterior of the camper, Little Guy tapes and clamps these components down before attaching screws to the inside. This helps to reduce the number of breach points on the roof's exterior where moisture could potentially enter.

Meanwhile, custom-made and insulated thermoplastic windows come equipped with screens or blackout shades to help maintain a consistent, comfortable temperature inside the trailer. The front dual-pane insulated window also opens up, allowing for easy air circulation during those off-grid excursions.

You can choose from several color schemes and graphic accents to match your unique personal tastes. There are many different trim kits available too, and you can select between either silver or black walls for the camper. Other attractive and functional design elements worth mentioning include an 8-ft motorized awning, exterior shower, backup camera, and collapsible rear access ladder.

LIVABILITY

The Cirrus 820 delivers an unprecedented level of comfort, in contrast to many truck campers available on the market today.  Among other things, this camper offers outstanding climate control capabilities to maintainan optimal indoor temperature all year long. During the winter months, the Cirrus 820’s Alde hydronic heating system delivers warmth through convectors, evenly distributing warmth from one end of the cabin to the other. The Alde system also supports the connection of a heat exchanger to share heat from your truck’s engine block to the camper cabin. When summer hits, the camper relies on a robust 9200 BTU Coleman Mach 8 air conditioner unit to keep the camper cool.

If you don’t have direct access to power, the AC can connect to a portable generator instead. The entire body of the camper is protected by layers of closed-cell insulation and Azdel composite found within the walls, floor, and roof of the camper.

Another noteworthy interior feature includes an entertainment system called The Cube. This system supports Bluetooth, video streaming, and an HDMI connection to other devices like DVD players. A 19-inch monitor attached to a swinging arm allows for easy customization of viewing angles from virtually anywhere inside the camper. The Cirrus 820 manages to deliver outstanding audio quality as well, thanks to its powerful Fusion speaker system.

In the dinette area, a single-leg table manufactured in Denmark serves as the central focus. This table not only provides extra legroom but also features a hydraulic lift to easily tuck the table away when it’s not in use.

The Cirrus 820 also comes with European-style LED Dream Lighting throughout the interior and exterior. Adjustable lighting rests above the dinette area as well, while LEDs hidden within the heating system and behind the countertops add to the cozy ambiance of the cabin. 

STORAGE

Inside, beautiful, Italian-made cabinets provide plenty of overhead storage throughout the camper. These cabinets consist of a Lite Ply and hardwood protected by a finishing coat of vinyl that keeps colors from fading with time. You can choose from several colors of locally-sourced polyester for the inside of the cabinets as well, including lime green, cranberry, orange, and clay.

There’s plenty of room to store all your food items with the camper’s three-way refrigerator, and several cubbies for dry goods discretely inhabit the space beneath. There’s additional pantry space above and below the stove as well, along with several utensil drawers nestled below the sink. A small lockbox built into the step between the bed and dinette provides an excellent place to store more valuable items.