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

scott14

Thanks Rick.  We are having a wonderful summer!  It is going too fast!

SLJ

We have three acres surrounded by 1,200 acres of farms meadows, and woods. Cleared access to a spot back in our wildflower meadow last week. Was finally cool enough yesterday to drop leveled blocks in the ground to park the T@B on. It faces west so should get some nice sunsets. Will be nice to have a campsite without leaving home.

bubbazanetti

Duncan Lake, British Columbia 

jbajor

WOW!  Gorgeous!

dinzzy

dinzzy

dinzzy said: KOA Metro San Diego

StepheninDen

Set up at Taborado 2024 in Palisade, CO!

AByrd

SLJ

Adirondacks this past week...

Yoshi_TAB

Hi, 

At Scotia Pines campground in Truro NS with our new window coverings.  Out til the end of Sept., finishing up at the fall rally in NY.

gkreitzburg

Gettysburg Campground:

jbajor

Bianchini Ranch, Point Reyes Station, California (Harvest Host)

elbolillo

A few of our view on our recent adventure to Indiana Dunes NP, Cuyahoga NP, Niagara Falls, Shenandoah NP, New River Gorge NP, and Great Smoky Mts NP.

Maxcamp

Our Gaspe Peninsula, Quebec trip late September via Maine.  Headed for the Unesco Geoparcs and other points of interest.

Two nights at Campsite at Chutes Et Gorges, Grand Falls New Brunswick Can.  Walking and cycling on local rail trail.  Planned first night waypoint, proved a wonderful fortuitous stop.



The (panoramic) view below and a five minute walk on the campsite trail from our Tab!
Most of the St. Johns River flow is diverted to hydroelectric tunnel upstream, exposing this 1/2 mile bedrock gorge in upturned beds of Ordovician Limestone.


Two nights at Carleton Sur La Mer in PQ.  Narrow spit with ocean and mountains on both sides.  Looking south back to mainland NB.  Explored Miguasha fossil NP and local area waterfalls.  You can also stay in a rental floating Yurt in the bay for the night.



Six nights at Perce, PQ.  Entire campground to ourselves!  Closed but asked and permitted to stay.
the famous le Rocher Perce at left.  Tab on right.


Opposite view from our Perce campsite, limestone cliffs with dozens of Gannetts divebombing in shallows and harbor seals feeding within fifteen feet of shore.  After morning outings I would go back out hiking while my wife watched the wildlife.



No campsite pic- limestone cliffs at Forillon National Park.  Four nights.  Extraordinary place.  Note the swirled and deformed basal limestone uncomformably overlain by later deposits.


North shore of Gaspe peninsula heading west then south to maine.  Numerous campgrounds are right on the water.  Woke to five seals hauled out overnight just below our camper.


I'd go back just for the french croissant bakery in Perce.. it was tough to leave!

Basil48192

Just plain old northern lower peninsula in Michigan...but I love the solitude of dispersed camping on state land.  I am starting to accumulate a pretty good list of spots within 4-5 hours of home.  These are on the Manistee River and a small creek near Onaway.  Had to throw in a shot of my camping partner!

dbot9000

I was planning on boondocking as all the good hookup sites were reserved. I decided to check again a few days before my trip and, voila, a great spot opened up!

2023 T@b 320 S Boondock

Borrego Palm Canyon Campground in Anza Borrego Desert State Park. 10/31-11/3/2024.

Cracker

Cracker

Cracker said:

Camden Hills, Maine.  Summer of 2024.

Cherokee

Lost Duchman State Park , Arizona

From our trip from California to Texas

Trailpixie

Canaan Loop Road in the Monongahela National Forest in West Virginia. This spot was a bit tight, but its next to a nice trail and just up the road from a beautiful creek.

Cherokee

Boondocking in a Primitive Camp on Pine Canyon Road in Big Bend National Park - Desert seclusion with over a mile between Campsites on a curvy road!

If you want shade - bring your own

den1jen

Some of the campsites on our trip this summer to AK, several of the campsites was just behind the picture

Seward, AK



Muncho Lake, Canada. Smoky from the fires


Homer, AK
 
Montana prairie (note the prairie dogs to left of sunset), they were everywhere, and our dog was so fascinated by them... 

Shastaber

Anastasia Island

elbolillo

A few views of our last adventure. 5,474 miles over 6 weeks (With a bit of a side trip to Maui!)



Walmart has made for some great overnights!!

 

AnOldUR

elbolillo said:

... With a bit of a side trip to Maui!

If only there was a ferry going to Hawaii. 

(probably is, but I couldn't afford it)

elbolillo

AnOldUR said:

elbolillo said:

... With a bit of a side trip to Maui!

If only there was a ferry going to Hawaii. 

(probably is, but I couldn't afford it)

LOL. Yeah, no such luck...

MuttonChops

elbolillo said:
A few views of our last adventure. 5,474 miles over 6 weeks . . . . .

Wonderful 'out-the-door' Picture 

I recently completed a 3100miles 5-week adventure and forgot to take pictures when those "look at that" scenes happened.
Well Done.

ColleenD2

Not exactly camping but how I spent my Friday March 14. We had up to golf ball size hail and 13 confirmed tornados in the area. I knew it was coming and headed to the local car wash to ride it out since we store at home now in the driveway. The storm was so big I couldn't leave town to get away from it. My husband had to stay home because he had kidney stone surgery the day before. I thought I would fit in the car wash hooked up and an angle but nope. Had to disconnect and front the car in after the storm started. You could've barely slide a piece of paper between the car and camper platform and could barely open the driver's door by the wall.  It was so scary!  The roof of this place looked like it was breathing. And now storms are headed this way again. I think I will go to Iowa. Ugh.

Cherokee

Boondocking in Anza Borrego State Park, Southern California

Camp 1:

Camp 2, we like seclusion:

 

TourDeForth

I like that 2nd picture. That tiny silver dot in the distance, very cool.