Truck Camping Photo Thread

Anyone have one of these? And what do you think of it? I’m planning a trip to Assateague State park in late summer

 

Poor man's overland. I like mine.

 

well I would like an overland, but I have one of these for kayaks. Removable in a jiffy

 

I have one similar, from Napier. I chose this one because it has an annex that connects to it. I use the connecting part to store everything as well as change clothes if we are staying multiple days. The dog has no problem getting in and out either.

 

Sleeping bag + pad in the truck bed

 

Camping in Moab

 

Very nice bed platform. Bed tents didn’t make much sense to me if you have to empty the bed. With that platform the short bed is long enough to sleep and you can keep your gear stowed under you.

 

@TaCOdeRoja
Nice setup and pics. Do you happen to have a pic of the tent with door open? I'm trying to get an idea of the space from the platform to the roof top thanks.

 

Your GFC logo is upside down! Collectors item! What do you think of it so far?

 

Somewhere in Colorado

 

Just got back from a 15 state expedition from Florida to Utah. Here are a few pictures of the camps and rigs we brought out.

 

Weekend Campsite, Parry Sound District

 

Blue lake Ca.

 

Nice awning

 

So i saw this tent still in the back of the truck last night around town,must be homeless.

 

God loves me.




God hates me.


These pics were taken ~24 hrs apart in the SE Oregon desert.

We packed up and bailed the area as we were in a desert basin, with a wandering thunderstorm that swirled around us, and then right over us. We were the tallest metal object out there for miles. It started dropping lightening bolts only 3 seconds away between the bolt and the thunder. We could see the bolts in broad daylight!!

 

I can't tell if this is a batwing type awning or if it is just straight off from the back. Does it wrap around to the other side? What make/model?

 

It is a batwing 270 and is mounted on the passenger side. https://eezi-awn.com/product/bat-270-awning/

 

I just want to thank threads like this to give me the courage to go out and try solo camping, even if it was just an hour and a half from home