Truck Camping Photo Thread

all I'll say is that it's a FlipPac and good luck!!

 

Although the flippacs are getting hard to come by and can cost quite a bit, they can still be found if you are serious about looking. Expect to pay 2,500 - 5k$ depending on condition and options, or if you really want to splurge there is a nice one for sale here https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/wts-2012-adventure-trailers-flippac-camper.529132/page-4

They are no longer being made, but there are thankfully other options now.

The adventure trailers habitat is the most similar in design.

There are also several "wedge" type pop ups being offered now, see here:

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/wedge-campers.538935/

 

Wife and I did our first snow camping trip recently. It got down to -5F, but I still had a good time.

 

Did Mojave rd the other weekend. Camped to start but made it to Laughlin for the night on Saturday.

 

With Bridges Falling you guys might want to rethink your parking.

 

that's funny, i was thinking the exact thing!

 

I've never lived in a place where the land is flat as far as the eye can see. Pretty cool looking and not being sarcastic.

 

What awning is that? That is exactly what I have been looking for I think.

 

A week ago, we headed to The Maze with Ben and Zane for what would be another "too-short-but-better-than-staying-at-home" trip. Here's the first of the three-day adventure!

The Maze, Canyonlands
Day 1: Nature's Doll House​

... while the water may have looked dirty, I'd say it was a great
opportunity to clean off the trucks. Well, my truck anyway - Ben and Zane
plodded a more reasonable pace across, pushing a bow wave - and I may
have used a bit too much of the skinny pedal, and dunked the hood.

We all got a good laugh out of that one. And I got a clean hood.

read on - The Maze, Canyonlands Day 1: Nature's Doll House




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Haha that's Kansas for ya!

 

It's a rhino rack dome 1300. I'm excited to use it and it seems to work perfect with a mid height rack setup. I'd say if you have a full cab height rack it would be pointless though. It's 8' long and 8' wide at the end then tapers back to about 50" at the mount. Should make for a perfect kitchen for us.

 

The Maze, Canyonlands
Day 2: "I Really Like Your Rear End"​

... It was at this point that things got a little ... weird.
We couldn't see the two of them, so who really knows what was going on,
but the chatter over the CB was striking enough that I transcribed it
word for word on the spot, at 10:04am Saturday morning:

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read on - The Maze, Canyonlands Day 2: "I Really Like Your Rear End"




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This was my campsite at Neville Bay in the Land Between the Lakes Park.

 

What brand of tent do you have? It looks like it sets up quickly.

 

It’s an EZ-Up pyramid canopy with an EZ-Up cube tent. Both my wife and I have set it up alone, it takes under 15 minutes probably.
My favorite part is being able to stand up fully. I’m about 6’ and can stretch while standing and just push the ceiling up a couple inches.

 

Thanks

 

Been camping at Camp Pendleton. At the beach at Del Mar and at Lake O'Neill. Great time. Just been relaxing and enjoying the time away from work.

 

Finished both parts of a trip report. Mostly Death Valley and a little bit of other parts of the Mojave with my daughter.

Death Valley with a Five Year Old
Part 1 and Part 2


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Getting some breakfast going before we had to pack up camp and be on our way.