Truck Camping Photo Thread

just ordered this. Thanks for posting!

 

Haha I know exactly where that is

 

@brian2o0o where in N Ga? Kind of looks like The Pocket in NW Ga

 

Northeast GA just outside of Clayton.

 

Horrid place. Best to stay away.

 

lol what you got against Clayton?

 

Sarcasm

 

This photograph is nothing but Magnificent. Needs to be a Outdoor Magazine cover.
Zim

 

It was supposed to be an epic 2wk road trip with camping along the way and family time in the middle, shoving our oldest off to college.

Camped one night at the Tish Tang Campground near Hoopa, CA. Next night was sadly some hours in a rest stop north of LA as I goofed up my timing around San Francisco. Spent the next night with @daveeasa 's gracious fam in Encinitas (dude!), then a week with the fam in Tempe.

On the way home, I got to see tons of saguaro cacti, an epically low Lake Mead / Hoover Dam, lots of amazing joshua trees, and Death Valley. Death Valley was honestly more comfortable than monsoon season in Tempe. Did a worthless camp night in an RV park in a very smoky Tonopah, and then home.

Just shy of 4,000mi total.

Tish Tang Campground. Excellent owners / hosts:


The US / MX border:


Hoover Dam in a not good situation:


Zabriskie Point in Death Valley:


I'm a bit bummed that this pic did not come out as dramatic as the view. The background is 300ft lower:


Not teabag:


Looking over Ubehebe Crater:

 

Wow what a trip - excellent - woulda bumped fists in Tempe with you -

 

Thanks! It was a nice run. I'm a shitty solo tourist though.


We'll be in Tempe a bit over the next 4yrs or so. I did get to enjoy paddling on Tempe Lake and walking along there with our younger daughter. I would have been the guy in a sad pool of sweat while the locals were in jeans and long sleeves. Hahaha!


The Taco population on the trip was just crazy.

 

in the mountains of western CO

 

Martha Creek Provincial Park, Revelstoke BC
Behind our Camp Site

 

Not the most desolate of camp spots but it was quick and easy and on the river.

 

Lil tour de Beautiful British Columbia

 

I know the spot.

 

Beautiful sunset after a quick downpour

 

Not full on camping but sat under this tree for a few hours after exploring a mostly dry river bed

 

We have two very old dogs so we still rockin a ground tent. This picture was taken a couple months ago the first week we got our Tacoma. We headed straight to the mountains for they were calling!