25C10.6E
Long-box dry-bath layout with front queen bed, full galley, dinette, and separate molded-fiberglass shower
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Bigfoot's flagship dry-bath truck camper — the most living space in the 2500 Series.
The 25C10.6 is the top of Bigfoot's truck-camper range and the one to buy if you want true residential comfort on the back of a truck. Its headline feature is a full dry bath — a separate molded-fiberglass shower with skylight, a porcelain toilet, and counter space — which feels genuinely big for a non-slide camper and makes a real difference for couples spending serious time off-grid. The roughly 17-foot-11 exterior and 10-foot-6 interior floor house a front queen bed, a dinette, a full galley with a six-cubic-foot two-way Dometic fridge, and that dry bath, all under Bigfoot's smooth two-piece molded fiberglass shell. At about 3,180 pounds dry it is the heaviest camper in the line and wants a capable one-ton truck once loaded, especially with its 50-gallon fresh tank full. The four-season hardware is all here — R8 high-density EPS insulation, a ducted 30,000-BTU furnace, and enclosed basement tanks — and Truck Camper Magazine reviews the closely related 10.4 favorably for exactly this combination of space and build quality. It carries the brand's premium price and industry-standard appliances, so inspect everything on a used unit, but the shell and the dry bath make it the most livable Bigfoot camper.
You're in the right place. We don't sell the 25C10.6 off a lot — we work for you, find the cleanest one on the market new or used, inspect it, and negotiate it. Below is everything you need to know before you shop: the real specs, every floor plan, the photos, what it tends to sell for, and a straight read on what owners love and what they grumble about.
Specs reflect the 2026 model year and can vary by floor plan and options.
Tap any diagram to see the full layout. The floor plan you choose changes the sleeping setup, bath, and storage — it's the single biggest decision on this coach.
Long-box dry-bath layout with front queen bed, full galley, dinette, and separate molded-fiberglass shower
Click to enlargeCompanion long-box dry-bath plan with a slightly different galley and bath balance
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