Truck Camping Photo Thread

Camping has been good so far this year ,

 

I had an akita mix once, "Mike the dog" tough dog. he's eat anything

 

First trip with new trailer. In the Pacific Northwest.

 

Excellent - the maiden voyage - how did it work out?
Hits?
Runs?
Errors?

 

Hits: this 22’ Rpod is a big step up from our 15’ ALiner. It has independent suspension on each wheel. Twin shocks, coil springs, and sumo springs so it handles rougher terrain quite a bit more smoothly.

Runs: I’m guessing the trailer weight was about 4400 and there was about 100 in the bed and the Tacoma handled it better than I anticipated. Being in a mountainous area there were some hills to climb and my mpg dropped as expected but the truck handled fine. I’m adding sumo springs to overcome a little porpoising.

Errors: none

 

Did a little family camping this weekend out in the Pawnee

 

Got away for the weekend with some buddies to do some fly fishing. Able to test out my new awning and awning room for the first time. Did really well and was very comfy, looking forward to using it on some more hunting and fishing trips!

 

Love the setup!!! Nice canoe. I have the 15ft version.

 

Is that a hitch-mounted water tank?

 

looks like a waterport

 

Yes it is a waterport. I didnt have enough space in the bed since we had it packed up with mine and another guy's gear so just threw it on the hitch. Works pretty well when needing to wash off anything, especially dishes and fish. Looking at getting a mount for it that goes on the roof rack however but the hitch works for now.

 

Sorry, I must have missed the waterport, I was mesmerized by the Tasty Buffalo on the table. Mmmmmm.

 

I think I tried to get there, but ended up here instead.

 

Yes that was the spot,,

 

Thanks,
I only bring this one along when I’m on wide-open trails , if I’m gonna be bushwhacking on logging roads, I bring my dagger reflection 15 Royalex canoe

 

Two nighter with the boys to kick off summer adventures. I don't usually deploy my tent annex unless we're staying for two nights. It was nice to have set up when some rain came through in the evening. First time setting my kitchen up under the awning and not on the tailgate. Not sure which way I liked more. Overall a solid little trip.

 

i run a renogy solar panel on mine and it keeps my jackery 500 topped off. Get a solar panel man it will helps a lot.

 

What are you powering with the Jackery?

 

It's on top of a dometic fridge and that is def the fridge cord plugged in so at least that.