Lance 825 vs Arctic Fox Camper 811
The difference that matters
Weight on the truck is the decision here. The Lance 825 is 1,795 lb dry and built for a properly equipped short-bed three-quarter-ton or larger. The Arctic Fox 811 is 2,873 lb dry, a 1,078 lb difference that eats directly into the truck's payload. Each sleeps four and is around 16 to 17 ft long.
The Arctic Fox uses that weight on a full-wall dinette slide, 400 W of solar, a welded aluminum frame with fiberglass-laminated walls and larger tanks, 50/38/23 gal against 30/13/14. It has a 20K BTU furnace, electric jacks and a rear electric awning, with a generator, A/C and lithium among the options.
The Lance has a cabover residential queen, a convertible dinette and a wet bath, with Truma Combi heat, aluminum framing, block-foam insulation and electric Acme-screw jacks. It is the lightest Lance with its four-season package, and it stands 8 ft against 8.6.
- Lance 825
- Three-quarter-ton short-bed owners who want a light, four-season camper that leaves payload for gear.
- Arctic Fox Camper 811
- Truck owners with payload to spare who want a slide, solar and bigger tanks for longer trips.
Weights
Weights
2027 maker figures
- Dry weight
- 1,795 lb
- Counts against
- your truck's payload
Weights
2027 maker figures
- Dry weight
- 2,873 lb
- Counts against
- your truck's payload
Spec for spec
| Lance 825 | Arctic Fox Camper 811 | |
|---|---|---|
| Dry weight (UVW) | 1,795 lb | 2,873 lb |
| Exterior length | 16.2 ft | 16.7 ft |
| Exterior height | 8 ft | 8.6 ft |
| Sleeps | 4 | 4 |
| Slide-outs | 0 | 1 |
| Fresh water | 30 gal | 50 gal |
| Gray water | 13 gal | 38 gal |
| Black water | 14 gal | 23 gal |
| Factory solar | None | 400 W |
| Generator | — | Generator-ready (short-box only option); 2.5 Onan LP optional |
Bold is the lighter or larger figure. A dash means the maker does not publish it.
To scale
- Lance 825 · 16.2 ft long · 8′ tall
- Arctic Fox Camper 811 · 16.7 ft long · 8′7″ tall
Lance 825
Full spec sheet, sources →
Arctic Fox Camper 811
Full spec sheet, sources and what owners report →

