Truck Camping Photo Thread

Neat idea. I have 2 6" long, 2" diameter pvc tubes filled with 0.50 cal ammo for my "tent stakes". I definitely prefer that to staking small metal hooks into the ground.

 

Grand Canyon,AZ

 

Here we have the Tundra, Tacoma and the FJ all together in the wild!

 

Love it! Do you mind sharing where this is. I am road tripping from Colorado to Bandon, Oregon in June and would love to find a beach to camp on for maybe a night or 2.

 

From a recent quick trip to Montana. Cooking up lunch on the BioLite Grill.

Hodakaguy

 

Lol I was just there in April. Place is amazing! Also in a white taco :]

 

Liveoak Campground. Belton Tx.

 

First time I've seen one of those with dormers on both sides.

WOW! What's it going to be when it grows up? J/K Nice! Looks like it will go wherever your truck can go. How much cargo capacity?

 

You're right up the street from me (Pflugerville), and I have an a-frame, too.

I'll be going up to Kansas on the 23rd with the camper for a fly-in event. I'll post some pics then!

 

Nice setup. I like my biolite. Is the grill attachment worth getting?

 

WOW! What's it going to be when it grows up? J/K Nice! Looks like it will go wherever your truck can go. How much cargo capacity?[/QUOTE]

Lol thanks. It’s a 2 person teardrop I built myself. There’s a small gallery under the rear hatch. We don’t haul much inside except a few totes with clothes and stuff. Most of the gear goes in the Taco.

 

Lol thanks. It’s a 2 person teardrop I built myself. There’s a small gallery under the rear hatch. We don’t haul much inside except a few totes with clothes and stuff. Most of the gear goes in the Taco.[/QUOTE]

Nice work, looks sweet.

 

Lol thanks. It’s a 2 person teardrop I built myself. There’s a small gallery under the rear hatch. We don’t haul much inside except a few totes with clothes and stuff. Most of the gear goes in the Taco.[/QUOTE]

You built that? I'm seriously impressed.

Any inside pics?

 

Wheres the build thread!? Super envious over here.

 

Sure! I found it by looking at satellite images and specifically for tracks on the beach. Off 101 there's a dirt road that goes for a few miles then it just opens up to the beach, you can drive up and down the coast for quite a bit in either direction. End of the road is at (43.7484, -124.1794). Read up on OR beaches, you're allowed to camp anywhere not in a state park or inside a big city's limits, but you have to move every 12h or something - I saw just one other truck when I was camped here for >12h though, so I doubt you'd be hassled.

Also most state parks will let you use facilities (hot showers!) for $2, so carry some small bills if you're going to be in the area more than a night or two.

 

awesome! thanks for the info!

 

Lol thanks. It’s a 2 person teardrop I built myself. There’s a small gallery under the rear hatch. We don’t haul much inside except a few totes with clothes and stuff. Most of the gear goes in the Taco.[/QUOTE]

You built that? I'm seriously impressed.

Any inside pics?[/QUOTE]

Agreed! Mad skills! Where’s the build thread? Waiting on inside pics.

 

Lake Cachuma,Ca

 

Northern Arizona about a month ago.