Truck Camping Photo Thread

Boom! Do not pass go, do not collect $100. Go straight to the good stuff and never look back. LMAO
Zim

 

Its a side spur / equipment turn around off of the 'main' road

 

I grew up with healers in my parent’s farm. They’re the best dogs, but too high energy for my .13 acre lot in the city. Haha

 

Camping in NorCal last month in search of warmer temps and nice drives. Avenue of the Giants was amazing, along with a lot of other excellent sights.

 

Good tips. We usually run a buddy heater before bed and when we wake up. We're gonna try out this 200 watt electric heater on our next trip.

 

that looks like a damn good solution right there! let us know how it goes

 

I’ve seen mini’s now!
Lol

 

Oh I’m going to order that now! Thanks.

 

Nice! Is that an RME tent? Looks very similar!

 

Several of us AZTW guys went out on a 4 day trip a couple of weekends ago.

Outside of Salome, AZ.

AZTWPT - Day 1 - 22 by Michael Rickerd, on Flickr

 

Most aren’t but being a hearding dog they need something to do. If they can be with you most of the day there happy and you just became #1 cow! LOL
(some suffer from separation anxiety… from you)

 

On their own they can be hyper, but my 2nd one keeps my 1st occupied, ha. I also wanted one for the longest time and couldn't commit because of work. But thanks to covid I was able to finally get one and then two, ha. I love both of them and couldn't imagine not having them.

 

Took a trip out to windrock this week. Not the most off-grid camping out there, but I had a blast

 

Well, next weekend we are headed out 4 days and 3 nights. Be trip # 2 for March

 

Cool picnic benches! I'm taking my first trip there late April. Did you take the truck out too or just the ATV?

 

Just the atv this time. It's a great place and the tacoma could easily do a lot of the trails. I'd recommend a small lift and bigger tires for sure though. A lot of the trails have pretty deep ruts and small rock climbs that you might need extra ground clearance to get over. The easier trails could be done stock. It was my first time at windrock and I'll be going back for sure.

 

Just got my 23Zero Walkabout 62 and this is the first place we had designated for the maiden run with the wife. Beautiful place. I got there often. Reminds me of Yosemite.

By the way, the guys at 23 Zero are ALL Taco dudes! Those are all employee trucks, except for the quicksand - which is mine.

 

By the way, IMHO, Moab is as close to unbeatable for off roading/camping as you get.

 

And that is about as perfect a set up as I’ve ever seen! Well done!!