The ORC 440 is a hard-sided, all-terrain camper built for families who want serious off-grid capability without stepping up to a full-size toy hauler. At about 22' long and 7'11" wide, it packs a surprisingly roomy interior with sleeping for up to four (sofa bed plus dual bunks), yet remains compact enough to maneuver on rough tracks and tight campsites. Underneath, an independent suspension, hot-dip galvanized chassis, electric brakes, and 11.1" of ground clearance are paired with off-road wheels and tires for confident trail performance. Inside and out, you get big-rig systems in a mid-size footprint: a 400Ah lithium battery, 3,000W inverter, 400W solar with MPPT, 50A shore power, 31+21 gallons of fresh water plus 21-gallon gray and 15-gallon black tanks, 13.5K BTU A/C, 11,500 BTU furnace, slide-out kitchen with 2-burner stove and 5.4 cu ft fridge/freezer, electric entry steps, 13' power awning, and an insulated body with one-piece roof and UV-resistant windows—everything you need for extended adventures far from pavement.