Post up your setup.
We actually have 3 setups, 1 being a tent but it rarely used unless it is a guys weekend or something similar.
Second is our 28' bunkhouse. It is a 2010 Cherokee Grey Wolf that we bought new in 2009 and thoroughly enjoy our family time in it. We mostly hit state parks and local campgrounds within a 3 hour drive from home to save on fuel cost. Most recent trip was 2 weeks ago to a little campground on the homochitto river. In the last year, a cousin that we are close with has also gotten into camping so it makes for some good times to have 2 families and our kids all camping together. For some reason, I dont really have any pics of ot but my wife has a ton. Here is the best I have on my computer, it is behind my 2000 f250 crew cab 4wd 7.3/6speed:
Third is the White Trash Waldorf. It is a 1985 palomino slide in pop up. This is the "Jeep camper" as my son calls it because it is what we stay in when going out of town trail riding. It facilitates towing my jeep on the trailer and not having to stay in a tent. The first trip we made was a 26 degree night and the wife was sold on it! It is nothing fancy at all, but has heat, air conditioning, stove and fridge and full and twin beds and we always have a great time when staying in this because we are basicly combining most of our hobbies into 1 trip. We stayed in it for a week last summer in hot springs and are currently planning a 10 day trip to the grand canyon and Moab, UT next year.
We actually have 3 setups, 1 being a tent but it rarely used unless it is a guys weekend or something similar.
Second is our 28' bunkhouse. It is a 2010 Cherokee Grey Wolf that we bought new in 2009 and thoroughly enjoy our family time in it. We mostly hit state parks and local campgrounds within a 3 hour drive from home to save on fuel cost. Most recent trip was 2 weeks ago to a little campground on the homochitto river. In the last year, a cousin that we are close with has also gotten into camping so it makes for some good times to have 2 families and our kids all camping together. For some reason, I dont really have any pics of ot but my wife has a ton. Here is the best I have on my computer, it is behind my 2000 f250 crew cab 4wd 7.3/6speed:
Third is the White Trash Waldorf. It is a 1985 palomino slide in pop up. This is the "Jeep camper" as my son calls it because it is what we stay in when going out of town trail riding. It facilitates towing my jeep on the trailer and not having to stay in a tent. The first trip we made was a 26 degree night and the wife was sold on it! It is nothing fancy at all, but has heat, air conditioning, stove and fridge and full and twin beds and we always have a great time when staying in this because we are basicly combining most of our hobbies into 1 trip. We stayed in it for a week last summer in hot springs and are currently planning a 10 day trip to the grand canyon and Moab, UT next year.