Truck Camping Photo Thread

any recommendations for a portable grill that can be used in moderate wind?

 

Camping at Thirty Mile Campground, Rio Grande National Forest, between Creed and Lake City, Colorado.

 

Pacific Beach, WA.

 

The family

 

Does your tonneau cover open?

 

Back section opens but other two sections do not.

 

I just seen this.

This gentlemen. Is the difference between single @Shellshock and me. Married with 4 kids 15 and under.
Take good notes single guys.

At least the poop bucket made the cut

 

interesting, what part is that over it? kinda like that set up.

 

KB Voodoo high rise crossbars are the foundation...bolted on a cargo basket, built some rails to hold gas cans, .50 cal ammo boxes for storage, shovel mount on one side, axe mount on the other side.

 

very nice!

 

Oh, and some small rear facing light bars also!

 

yea it looks really neat since you can double and mayve even triple fold the tonneau cover and get a little shelf over the bed.

 

What trailer is that?

 

If you're still in the planning stages, you may consider my current combo that still allows full access to the bed after loading up the rack:

1. TruXedo TruXsport Tonneau Cover
2. Mobtown Offroad Low-rise Bars

 

A few years back a woman in north western BC drove off a cougar by snapping it with a towel. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/mom-saves-boy-from-cougar-attack-1.895305 They're big up here, but don't often attack humans. They'll stalk, but an attack is rare. A big grizzly and 3 cubs also attacked a man pretty close to where I live, maybe 50km east.

 

Hiker Trailer, Extreme OffRoad Model. Located in Denver, Colorado.

 

What kind of awning is that? That thing is HUGEEEE

 

Actually spent my honeymoon in one of the "cabins" there. Great view!

 

whats everyone doing when you have a bed top tent but it rains when your driving? Doesn't all your stuff get wet?

 

Are you referring to Roof Top Tents (RTT)? If so, they all have waterproof covers or shells that you close up tight whenever you're driving around.

Perhaps I misunderstood the question...?