Truck Camping Photo Thread

These are all in CO

 

If you haven't found it already, here ya go:
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/diesel-tent-heater-install.745218/

 

thanks man!

 

You mean CA.

 

hey what kind of bumbers are those. looks nice!! do you have any build or installation of it?

 

Lol yeah California. Colorado sucks

 

Thanks, the font is a TJM bumper with Coastal off-road hoops I welded on. I don’t have a write up on it here unfortunately. The rear is an RCI

 

Trying out the Kelty Waypoint Tarp as an awning alternative.
Dimensions are approximately 7'x11'
Peak height 95"
Weighs 8 lbs packed up

Overall, I like it. It'll never be as quick and convenient as a roof/rack mounted awning. However the cost savings is significant in comparison!

 

Looks like Kelly copied the Slumberjack. Always nice to see competition.

 

Same company

 

Really? I didn't know that. Interesting.

 

How is the rooftop tent with 2 humasn and 3 dogs. My girlfriend and i have been tossing the idea around of getting one. We both have one dog but hers is 120lbs lol not sure i want to lift him up there..

 

Camping with the fam out in South Park Colorado and up Guanella Pass. Our little rPod is perfect if you really want to glamp with the littles.

 

Colorado camping in 2021 OR

 

Nice! I plan on using my Kelty Noah's tarp in a similar way on future trips

 

I have two different sizes of the Noah Tarp and have used them on many trips, mainly prior to getting my awning. The awning is a game changer and I was very reluctant to get one for a long time.

 

I also used both sizes of the Noahs tarp and have loved them and honestly and would still use them if i didnt become up an awning for free a couple months ago that needs some simple repairs.

 

Ocotillo Wells this last weekend. My buddy has a small plot of land out there. Slept in the Softopper on top of the decked system. Got down to the high 30s at night but wasn’t to bad in a sleeping bag and a comforter.

 

Looks great!

Man I get jealous when I see all the folks down south camping year round. Where I am, camping starts when the snow leaves the mountain backroads, which is about start of May.

I get out for about 30 off road trips from May to end of October, but then it's time to hibernate. Four feet deep snow on backroads is for snowmobiles.

Here is the highway today at one of my jumping off points to a bunch of lakes where I fish and camp.

Highway cam pic so it is pretty blurry.

 

No excuses...