Truck Camping Photo Thread

And you must add Alberta to your itinerary...just google Banff, Jasper...you will not believe the beauty!

 

A few pictures from my recent 9 day trip. through the Ouachita and Ozark National Forest

 

Nice little hut I got something similar, need to get up that way before it gets snowed in.

 

@ljh824
This is about $6,000. They come empty and you trick them out yourself. Runaway Campers. The wife did a fabulous job on ours.
We are looking at the Tab 320s Boondock it runs about $25k but that's a year or so down the road.

 

I definitely will....and might need to do that a the end of a trip...so I can just relocate there

 

Yes. We are quite pleased with it. Glad we locked in our build/price in June 2020. They’re a bit more expensive now. Pulls nice on the highway and aired down on the trail. Very comfortable bed, and propane heat with thermostat is nice on cold nights. On demand hot water and 100 watts of solar. Every meal is an easy picnic, whether camped or on the road. Nothing better than driving past all the highway huggers in big RVs and getting back where things are less crowded. Good luck with your decision.

 

Awesome. Looks like they still having pricing on the TOPO1. Fully decked out would be around $25K vs $50K for the TOPO2. Pricing ends after December so I need to decide. Appreciate the info. any pics you may have would be appreciated.

 

One more - Southeastern Oregon in October of this year.

 

Had a nice weekend camping near Lake Tahoe, CA

 

Just a bit South of SLT. Markleeville Taken about three weeks ago.

 

3 nights camping in one of my usual spots in the San Juan's of SW CO. Base camp at 7800'. Daytime highs were in the 50s and dropped to low 20s at night.

CVT 55" awning and awning room.
Wasp/hornets nest on the quakie - quaking aspens (quakies) grow around 8k'.
Other mtn pics.

 

Pulling my 7,000lb 26' Fleetwood. Its amazing what these little trucks can tow these days.

 

Damn. Bet she isn't too thrilled. How far?

 

I believe there is a bit of liability if you tow over the limit 'eh ?

 

I don't usually go more than 4 - 5 hours of traveling distance away. It tows pretty well overall, definitely doesn't tow with ease but hey, I have still have the 100,000 mile manufacturer's engine and transmission warranty incase anything craps out

 

Camping in Maine - Fall 2021

 

Best photo of the trip!

 

Just make sure you tell them it weights exactly 6,000 lbs and you're golden.

 

Finally made it to the Outer Banks this year, perfect weather! Just shut the truck off for a couple days and enjoyed the beach. Talked to so many cool people, only one old Karen. Ran it through the wash twice when I got back, spent a good part of a day cleaning the sand out of the truck and off of everything. Still worth it. Overall 8 day trip, definitely learned a lot for the 24 day trip over Christmas and New Years. West coast and back. Already miss being on the road and in the tent.

 

Pulling a camper (4,000 lbs) to Yosemite:



At Lower Pines campground in Yosemite:



Obligatory RTT view:




Calaveras Big Trees for a bike trip with my son: