Truck Camper Window Replacement

Truck camper window replacement costs $200–$650 per window installed. Most units use compact framed tempered windows similar to travel trailer glass, but molded fiberglass campers like Northern Lite and Bigfoot use curved shell-specific panes that must be ordered from the manufacturer. Work can be done with the camper on the truck or on jacks, and mobile service is common.

Dual-pane RV side window on a white travel trailer showing a failed thermal seal between the glass panes — A dual-pane RV window that has lost its thermal seal: the haze sits between the panes, so cleaning the surfaces changes nothing — the insulated unit has to be rebuilt or replaced.Photo: RV Glass Directory

Glass type: Compact framed tempered glass; curved panes on molded shells
Typical cost: $200 – $650 per window installed
Lead time: 5 – 25 business days
Mobile service: Yes — on the truck or on jacks

Common truck camper examples

LanceArctic FoxNorthern LiteBigfootPalomino Backpack

Cost by camper construction

Stick-and-aluminum campers (Lance, Arctic Fox, Palomino) use standard framed windows that any RV glass supplier stocks by rough-opening size. Molded two-piece fiberglass campers (Northern Lite, Bigfoot) have windows that follow the shell curve and are ordered by model — expect a longer wait and a higher price.

Small framed side window: $200 – $350 installed
Cab-over bunk window: $250 – $450 installed
Egress-rated exit window: $300 – $550 installed
Curved molded-shell pane: $400 – $650 installed
Reseal only: $125 – $300

Cab-over windows and water

The cab-over nose sees the most wind loading and the most water intrusion on a truck camper. When you replace a cab-over window, have the installer probe the surrounding wall for softness — rot in that panel is common on units over ten years old, and bonding new glass into a soft opening guarantees a repeat leak.

Truck Camper glass FAQs

Can a truck camper window be replaced while it's on the truck?

Yes, as long as the tech can reach the opening safely. Higher cab-over windows sometimes need the camper on jacks or a step platform.

Are Northern Lite and Bigfoot windows special?

Yes — molded fiberglass shells use curved model-specific panes ordered from the manufacturer, typically $400–$650 installed with a longer lead time.

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