Post up some shots of your T@B set-up at the camp site! #3

Mouseketab

Smoky Mountain Rally Little Arrow Outdoor Resort, Townsend, TN

Apositronic

Moab, Utah April 12-16th, 2023. We stayed at the Holiday KOA. We checked out several campgrounds along the river outside town, but they were all full. We saw a 320 and a 400 who'd managed to snag spots. It worked out well though, since it was mainly a place to park when we weren't out in the Jeep and it was just one turn down from our friends' AirBnb. It was clean, quiet, and had nice hot showers, but the TP quality made the vault toilets' toilet paper look like luxury in comparison. Picture of Onion Creek included just because.

NorthIsUp

At a Harvest Hosts (HH) site in Ukiah, CA at Nelson Family Vineyards. Since it's HH, everything has to be self-contained with no tables outside or anything. That was fine with us. Hills on one side and the winery on the other. 

xdr

That is a beautiful setting! It looks so peaceful…and green. Have you had a lot of rain? 

NorthIsUp

@xdr Yes, it was beautiful, peaceful and green. It's northern California, so that entire area has had lots of rain for the past four months. It rained the night before we got there, too. 

Flybone89

From sunrise in the T@B to sunset at Stonelick State Park in Ohio - our first official camping outing of the season! Yippee!! This is a quaint little campground practically in our backyard making it an easy weekend getaway. But this is just getting us ready for the bigger trip coming soon - a week in Platte River Campground in Sleep Bear Dunes Michigan...

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Harvest Host is FABULOUS!!!!

GregChris

When you use Harvest Host, how do you go about dumping black/gray tanks afterward? Do you travel with full fresh water tanks? When ever we overnight at a highway rest area or Cracker Barrel or such, we don't use the trailer, just sleep in the car for a coulpe of hours.

Sharon_is_SAM

Try RVdumps.com.  https://www.rvdumps.com/

jbajor

GregChris said:

When you use Harvest Host, how do you go about dumping black/gray tanks afterward? Do you travel with full fresh water tanks? When ever we overnight at a highway rest area or Cracker Barrel or such, we don't use the trailer, just sleep in the car for a coulpe of hours.

We travel with full water tank.  sometime a host will have a 110v outlet and/or a hose bib for water.  We always carry an extension cord, adapter, and hose (and pressure regulator).  HarvesHost App now also shows dump sites.  That said, we have a cassette toilet which is easily dumped in any toilet.  All of the Hosts we have stayed at have been wonderful.  We just need to learn to control ourselves with the wine purchases as a 'free' stay quickly turns into a sizable cash outlay!  lol!

AnOldUR

GregChris said:

When you use Harvest Host, how do you go about dumping black/gray tanks afterward? Do you travel with full fresh water tanks? When ever we overnight at a highway rest area or Cracker Barrel or such, we don't use the trailer, just sleep in the car for a couple of hours.

Like @Sharon_is_SAM posted, there are ways to find dump locations along a route. For times when nothing turns up, I'll transfer into a Rhino tote at home and dump it down the sewer clean-out in the back yard. We try to keep water in the fresh water tank at all times while on the road. We have no problem sleeping in our T@B at rest areas or Cracker Barrel when that's the only option.

Pintoplumber

We were camping last weekend at Loyalsock State Forest, Masten camp. Primitive. They had some porta potties for the hikers. We camped with the Tearjerker group. I think there were 7 campers.

Pintoplumber

Some more pictures.

Grumpy_G

Shakedown after the winter, at the Metolius River in OR. Some minor issue with the battery monitor, the added fan above the condenser for the fridge worked well. 

Mouseketab

Raccoon Mountain Campground, Chattanooga, TN

Mouseketab

Jonesborough/Cherokee NF KOA

Jay_and_Kat

Our inaugural 2023 trip campsite!
Lakeport State Park in Michigan

MadCityJack

At Black River State Forest, East Fork Camp Grounds in Wisconsin.  No shore power, vault toilets.  Two campers in 24 sites.  Super relaxing along the river.  Couldn’t upload all images probably due to poor cellular connection.

MadCityJack

DanManz

Quechee State Park in VT.  Mid-week camping in the VT state parks during shoulder season is absolutely the best time to go.  The days were sunny.  The nights were cool.  As good as it gets!

KK1L

A few of the mostly overnighter stops on our recent trek around the horn from VT to Raleigh to Memphis to Chicago and back home through NuCamp at Sugar Creek.

Davidson River near Brevard NC



Warren Dunes SP MI

TimberCrest near Sugar Creek OH



Old Mill near Baxter TN


Elk Neck SP MD


Driveway at my cousins


Ferrenbaugh near Corning NY

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Costanoa---Pescadero KOA

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Grumpy_G

"Parade Mode"  Near Crane Prairie Reservoir in OR. 

rfuss928

Seventeenth annual Blue Ridge Rally


First trip in our new clamshell...

Flybone89

Let the season begin! Our second bucket list campground since adopting Serenity last year - Platte River Campground in Sleeping Bear Dunes Lakeshore. A wonderful week of landscapes, sunsets, wineries, and starry skies!

Our campsite - Loop 2, Site 218. Amazing how quiet this campground was!


Our screen house was a must - mosquitos were quite prevalent!


Sleeping Bear Dunes landscape...


There are people way down at the bottom of this hill that will have to come up eventually...


Just a short 1 mile hike from our campsite rewarded us with this view!


A relaxing end to the day


Followed by a starry night view from our site...

Firebird_WS6

KM Resorts Ocean Breeze at Ocean Shores, WA. Trying out the new Isabella Awning and the mat. Really happy with the setup.