Metal Carport for Camper

I have seen a guy put a 10' one on top of 4' wood walls. It looked like a kit from The Home Depot or such. I am not exactly sure how he did the front opening.
My neighbor had a 12 foot one from Menards. Seemed well built, but after 4 years a storm left him with just the frame. The replacement top would have been the same price as a whole new unit.
I thought of doing the metal frame with tin roof type. And then eventually ad tin all around.
Sorry, I did not help you much with name brands.

If you put your TC on a dolly you could lower it and then build a smaller shed. My little pop up fits in my garage with just a 7 foot tall door.

Don't buy it from Coast to Coast Carports. They have horrible customer service and from my experience damn near everyone that works for the company is full of bull****.

Jfresh,

Here in Oregon (I don't know about other states) ANY carport company you call is somehow tied into Coast to Coast Carports. At least it was when we were looking. We did wind up ordering one and I was worried after reading their reviews online. We didn't cancel the order, hubby's wish, and did have it installed. We are happy with it.
Install went quick once the 2 man crew showed up. Promised a first in the morning install and the crew arrived at 7 p.m. IF you do choose to use C2C be a bit prepared. We supplied lighting and electricity due to the late evening hour. A language barrier is very possible too. We speak no Spanish but hubby managed:)

Don't know if this might help or not, just our experience.

I had one installed by American Steel Carports and overall was very pleased with their work.

Here is one for a pop-up camper. They do have different sizes. Didn't see what type of camper you have. Obviously a hard size Lance, Bigfoot or other would need something like the pictures you have posted.
http://www.carportsandmore.com/10X15x8_Auto_Shelter-_1-3-8-_4-Rib_Frame-_Tan_Cover.html

I have a VersaTube RV port that is 10'x14'x40' that I store my MH. I purchased it from Menards. When I started it was 35' long for my 32' Avion trailer. After I bought my MH that is 40' I added 5'. Had I known at the time over 10 years ago I would have poured a concrete floor,instead of the gravel I have now. Hindsight is always better than foresight.

http://www.versatube.com/building-kits/classic-carport/

Frankly I don't care for them aesthetically but that's just me. How hard would it be to sink 6 or 8 16' 4x4's frame a roof and top it with Ondura panels? You can make the roof any pitch you want to match the S&B. You could even frame it out with alum studs.

Be sure to compare good ole' stick built. Long story short, I went with a pole-built carpot, 24x26x15 (15 high for loading/unloading inside) for $7800. The guys that built mine likely won't come to Orygun, but check around.

The price ended up going higher, but only because of county mandated changes. I wasn't planning on a concrete pad. That ran me another $4k.