nuCamp Cirrus 920 vs Lance 1062
The difference that matters
Two long-bed truck campers of about 20 feet, one with no slides and one with two. The Lance 1062 fits two slides, including a facing-dinette slide, and a dry bath onto a 10-foot-11-inch floor, and weighs 3,424 lb dry. The nuCamp Cirrus 920 weighs 3,877 lb, has no slides and is sized for a one-ton pickup with an 8-foot bed.
The Cirrus heats with an Alde hydronic system, runs a roof-mounted Truma Aventa air conditioner on a walkable roof, and has a 102-inch basement box. Its gray and black tanks are larger at 35 and 25 gallons against 27 and 22; fresh water is 45 on both. The Lance sleeps four, uses Truma VarioHeat and AquaGo, has electric Acme-screw jacks and is generator-ready, and stands a foot lower at 9 feet.
For more floor space at less weight, the Lance. For a simpler box with hydronic heat and air conditioning, the Cirrus.
- nuCamp Cirrus 920
- One-ton long-bed owners who want hydronic heat, roof air and no slides to maintain.
- Lance 1062
- Truck owners who want two slides and a dry bath in a lighter long-bed camper.
Weights
Weights
2026 maker figures
- Dry weight
- 3,877 lb
- Counts against
- your truck's payload
Weights
2027 maker figures
- Dry weight
- 3,424 lb
- Counts against
- your truck's payload
Spec for spec
| nuCamp Cirrus 920 | Lance 1062 | |
|---|---|---|
| Dry weight (UVW) | 3,877 lb | 3,424 lb |
| Exterior length | 20.2 ft | 20 ft |
| Exterior height | 10 ft | 9 ft |
| Sleeps | — | 4 |
| Slide-outs | 0 | 2 |
| Fresh water | 45 gal | 45 gal |
| Gray water | 35 gal | 27 gal |
| Black water | 25 gal | 22 gal |
| Factory solar | None | None |
| Generator | — | Generator ready w/ automatic transfer switch |
Bold is the lighter or larger figure. A dash means the maker does not publish it.
To scale
- nuCamp Cirrus 920 · 20.2 ft long · 10′ tall
- Lance 1062 · 20 ft long · 9′ tall
nuCamp Cirrus 920
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Lance 1062
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