Truck Camping Photo Thread

Are you allowed to use an electric heater with their electric hookups?

 

Would you mind sharing a link to what diesel heater you have. Thanks

 

I HIGHLY recommend. I was gonna build my own but this unit is literally ready to go at the fraction of the price. It has a couple weak points but easily upgradeable.

https://hcalory.com/products/hc-a01-diesel-heater-handheld-toolbox-all-in-one?variant=40357494784043

 

I’ve been eyeing that same heater. Good to know it’s a decent one. Nice that it’s already in a “box”.

 

I thought on last Friday nite that we were likely the only ones out camping in Ontario ,,,,should have known you would be out ,, It was the coldest I've camped as well .We were out to celebrate and friend,s birthday
Approaching my limits too ,
There was at least 30" of snow and thankfully I brought my snow shoes and sleigh for collecting wood,(we needed a lot)










I don't think any roof top tents were sleep in,,some stayed all night by the fire.





37's look small here,,,,,,, I think we all need 40's next year @Norilsk

 

Yes we are. Mostly a little fan heater is all we use

 

This was from my last truck (2017 long bed). We had a lot of fun in that thing.

 

Thanks! Been looking for a bit, either too much or too cheap this looks like it might just be the happy medium to give it a try, any mod feedback would be much appreciate.

 

What are the weak points and what do you suggest to upgrade them

 

Toyota Hilux Motorhome BR75

This looks interesting, hard to tell from the photos but the interior seems cramped. Seems a tad expensive too.

https://www.thedrive.com/news/toyota-hilux-motorhome-with-a-pass-through-cab-is-for-going-places

 

Saw that article this morning. I still want a 4wd Dolphin!

 

Thats awesome! Looks like it was nice fluffy snow up there

 

We can all only aspire to reach this level of amazing.

I'm truly speechless. And not sure if I love it, or fear being drugged and pulled inside it.

 

That poor frame!

 

I wonder what the deal is with the sleds and snow shoes screwed to it?

 

Dude is homeless?

 

He's not homeless... He's got a 2 story (see ladder on the driver side) chalet with incredible views depending on where he is parked. Fold the tailgate down and he has a walkout basement!

 

New to this thread and am glad to have found it. I recently had 5 nights in a Drifter and used the electric provided campgrounds. With two ceramic heaters and some supplemental with the propex, I was comfortable in temps which were never above single digits and often below. This being the first time I used those electric heaters, I found they were great at keeping the interior of the camper dry. A bonus I wasn’t anticipating. I only had a little bit at the hinge area. Barely any, moisture/frost formed inside anywhere else.
Unfortunately here in the Midwest the ski areas don’t cater to the RV crowd with the electric hookups and winter campgrounds are few and far between. Guess I’ll have to take a trip west to scratch that itch.
Looking forward to browsing this (very large indeed) thread. As always so glad that so many are willing to share their experiences and tweaks. Love it.
Happy Trails!