GA Tacoma Owners BS Thread

I is here!

@Skootter14 I'm actually going the week prior to that 14th-16th and then again (probably) 29th-30th with 2 different groups

 

oh aight, well no worries then. im sure itll be a great time!

 

High Falls, AOP....? GA peeps please do share. I camp/hike a lot in the N GA mtns but am curious of some cool places accessible via truck for truck camping. Please share some spots to hit for this GA newb. Thx

 

Talladega superspeedway to camp with me and my dad?

 

High Falls no clue.

But AOP is a offroad park in TN about 2 hours from Atlanta. Pretty awesome park with a bunch of rocks and trails. A lot of stuff do to for just about anybody

 

Some good buddies camped inside track for a bachelor party last year and I was tied up with work so couldn't attend. They had it catered along with paying a group to have there set up provided (canopy tent, sleeping arrnagments, booze, etc) they said it was the best bachelor ever.

I'm sure you'll have a blast!

 

I might have seen this online, its a park and you pay admission and such right?

 

Correct, its like $50 for all weekend. By far the best park I've been to

 

What base?

 

Secluded or private camp sites for groups or individuals?

 

Camp Merrill or something like that

Huge open field where everybody parks

 

a large group is meeting there 21-23 oct

http://www.adventureoffroadpark.com/

 

I'm a hammock camper so I need treeeeeeee's, problems already! Dang it...

 

You can always attach it to bed racks and what not. There are a few trees behind the trucks that'll work

 

My bed rack is in process (looking for a fab shop to build it) but still wont think that'll work. I'm not rocking an ENO which you can hang about anywhere, with almost any height. I need about 15ft span and I must tie off around 7ft from the ground to get proper clearance so my ass wont drag. But if there's trees nearby I can figure it out.

 

We can figure something out if we go up there. There are trees tho so it should work

 

dove hunting at Walton dove field this weekend

 

Pretty cool place. I've never camped there b/c I live so close, but it's your typical state park: a lake for fishing, kayak and canoe rentals, walking trails, etc.

 

Always down to go camping and kayaking! Except now the kayaking part would be a tad cold, but that's what whiskey is for right?

 

The reason I hate kayaking is because it's too hard to drink when you do it lol. Same with stick-steer lawn mowers.