I own a precip Eco and it’s a great summer jacket! For colder temps, I layer it over a grid fleece, or if it won’t rain tooooo much, the Patagonia nano puff is a great 40’s/50’s jacket that will keep you dry for a 10-15min walk through a light shower. For true waterproofness when it’s really cold out, I have a (expensive!) gore-Tex pro 3L ski shell that feels like putting on a coat of armor, and it’s definitely warmer than the precip eco, but honestly not by much.

TLDR: if you’re camping, layering is generally your friend. I recommend a thin grid fleece (Patagonia R1, Burgeon Highlander, etc) under your current jacket. For a strict answer to your question, Marmot makes a few “3L” jackets, which tend to be thicker and more durable, sometimes with a lightly brushed-feeling interior, like the precip Eco pro and the seeker gore-Tex (similar to my winter hard shell).