Truck Camping Photo Thread

Check out ABC Canopies. Kinda pricy but heavy duty. We got the 10x10 and wall sections it’s a nice product, heavy duty.

 

Classic!

 

I didn’t stop by there, but I was right down the road at “the wall” Sunday evening

 

It's a large Plano box from Academy. It's alright. Has four latches and wheels on one end. Does the job, just need to play Tetris with whatever I put in it, usually kitchen camp stuff.

 

Northern Utah

 

Uintas?

 

Camped at American basin so I could hike Handies peak the next morning.

 

Cool, I haven't done that one yet. Was the trail pretty busy?

 

I had the summit to myself - definitely a peaceful experience one that I will not forget. The numbers of hikers increased on my way back down but wasn't bad at all. I did the trail on Wednesday started around 7 and was back at the truck around 11. Definitely a hike I would suggest doing.

 

Thanks for the reply! I'm not much of an early riser. More likely I'd head up top for sunset and end up hiking out in the dark.

 

Masonic Mountain

 

Quick system test of the half-platform and new 12v connection that was setup in the back to power
the Dometic while driving. Jackery 1000 Pro will set in the passenger rear well to power it while truck
isn't running.

Temps outside were hitting 100 today the Dometic kept 'stuff' nice and cold. I think I'm gonna like not
having to deal with ice issues in the future.

11 Day 3-state excursion planned soon.

 

That's exactly what I've been doing the past few weeks daily, running my jackery 300 on my cheap Amazon portable fridge. It's been working out great. Don't forget if you need a fast charge you could put plug in both the 12 volt and the USBC. Gets around 115 watts I think. Sometimes I throw my portable jackery solar panel on top of the roof, crack the windows, and just run it down into the truck if I know it's going to be sitting for like 6 hours. I've even left it running overnight and it sips on power. You're 1,000 is going to be amazing.

This setup is way better than having it in the back of the hot pickup truck. Wherever it's safe, crack the windows so it doesn't get super hot inside the cab.

 

We’ve been on the road for a week. Camped near Taos, at Great Sand Dunes NP, near Durango, and now near Monticello, UT.

 

I'll always be within reach of the truck. So far I'm real impressed with both items. We got 200 watt panels and I tested those last week and was getting like 180 coming into the system for a while.... if I remember correctly.

 

no, rich county....monte cristo

 

Looks like I need to at that to my bucket list. Thanks.

 

Liked for the rare Goliad Flag.

 

Banff BC glacial beach camping

 

What set up do you have on the back? Looks good.