Truck Camping Photo Thread

@Kronk21 family first!

(I got a double cab for the dogs)

 

Hi... Which Nano is that and what do you think your total weight is. Also how does the tow feel? I've been looking at the apex nano 213rds 3700# dry... TIA

 

5 day, 4 night. Start to finish Blue Ridge Parkway a few weeks back.



We thought this cloud looked like a bear

I also might have been the last person alive to discover foil packs but they’re delicious. This was my first attempt.

 

Nice I love that you got the windoors! I’m waiting for my Leer to arrive and I got the windoors as well. Do you feel you have enough room sleeping back there?

 

More than enough, but I'll admit its one of the few perks of being 5'9" 145lbs. Headroom is only an issue when moving about but is fine for sleeping/reading a book. The windoors are amazing and were worth the 4 month wait in my case!

 

Yeah I’m going on my second month they said it take about three. I got the camper shell that’s like 2 1/2 inches taller I think it looks OK with the roof rack on the cab of the truck to kind of balance the extra height but I’m 6’2 so I was kind of concerned about the headroom. Your truck looks awesome by the way!

 

Ha - I'm 5'5"... I was supposed to be tall, good looking and rich but the messed up at the factory -
I got a little camper and can sleep cross-ways - leaving room at the front for 'stuff'.
From the door to the rear is a bed setup. Underneath we keep the solar panels to re-generate our Goal Zero when needed.
Love this thing... weighs about 1,000 pounds and got it new for about $5,000.. wife did the wood-work.

 

@2021SR5V64WD what camper is that?

 

That place looks awesome.

Are there any trails in that park that you can drive on?

 

@skierd
https://www.runawaycampers.com/

Various models - I have the RangeRunner ... prices have increased past 2-3 years since I got mine.
Paint scheme on mine is light/darker blue.

They have an 'offroad' model too... the venturist.

 

Absolutely beautiful. Nice .

 

Just Labor Day traditional camp with my wife. Fish Lake, AB, Canada. Beautiful out there!

 

One of my all time favorite places!

 

There are various Fire Roads you can explore in the Blue Ridge Mts. But where i stayed there are no explorable trails other then what gets you to your campsite. Still fun

 

Cool, thanks for the info! That’s not too far from me and I’ve been trying to find some good trails since I got my Tacoma. I didn’t trust my last truck to make it to the grocery store and back lol

 

You can look on Gaia maps for the USFS maps. They show the fire roads but it's easier to talk to some of the Forest Service folks. They'll tell you what's open and what is not.
Zim

 

Had the place to myself, no one within 10 miles! Definitely going back! Twin Point downriver a bit is also outstanding.

 

Yup yup. Love it out there. I’m a river guide in the summers so I’ve spent a lot of time down in the big ditch. I’m a southern UT native.