Instructions for Putting Together Jayco Pop-Up Campers

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There are a variety of Jayco pop-up campers that fit different needs and space requirements, but they all share the same basic design. Pop-up campers are similar to tents used for camping. These campers are made with flexible materials, which make them easy to set up in about 10 minutes.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderate

Step 1

Pick some level ground on which to set up your Jayco pop-up camper.

Step 2

Locate the stabilizer legs on the pop-up camper and slowly lower all four of them down.

Step 3

Open the latch on the top of the camper and find the crank. The pop-up camper has a crank that will raise the whole camper and take it from compressed for towing purposes to open fully for camping.

Step 4

Adjust the beds, depending on how big your Jayco camper is and how many beds it has.

Step 5

Put the camper supports in place. There should be at least four, one on each side.

Step 6

Adjust the interior items how you want, depending on what features your pop-up has. Most Jayco pop-ups have refrigerators that run on propane, and if yours does, turn it on.

Tips & Warnings

Some pop-ups can use a battery that is charged while you are driving, so you have power while camping.

Article Written By Marie Scribe

Marie Scribe has been writing for more than 10 years. Her specialties include copywriting, advertising and editing. She has a journalism degree and extensive experience with business and technical writing. She has been published on Trails.com and eHow.

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