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

JeffroNC

Mouseketab said:

JeffroNC said:

Mouseketab said:

March 20 - 21, Grand Canyon Railway RV Park, Williams, AZ

Did you ride the train? If so, do you remember the secret to a happy life? 

Yes, we rode the train, but no I don't remember the secret

As told by the singing cowdoy: Sing Zippidy doo dah zippidy yay, my oh my what a wonderful day.. every morning.

Tink

Tink

Indian Creek Campground Cherokee NC
My brother was in the red teardrop.camped right on the creek. Wonderful campground. Great fishing.

scottincarmel

scottincarmel

Brown County State Park, Nashville, Indiana.

2Cougs

Riley Creek, Laclede, Idaho... Army Corp of Engineers. One of our favorite close to home get aways 

MuttonChops

AnOldUR said:

Does my backyard count as a campsite?

100% Yes IMHO

Mellow_Yellow

Another trip on Vancouver Island, this time to Little Qualicum Falls Provincial Park. 


My site was located on the edge of the campground and so I had a beautiful view of the cedar and Douglas fir forest.

True to "June-uary" tradition, on the 3rd day, the temperature barely got above 50F and it rained for about 24 hours. The old canopy performed beautifully and it was too bleak for solar action:

And the cool, wet weather brought out Vancouver Island's infamous banana slugs, the vacuum cleaners of the forest. This one was especially large, about 5" long:

And what trip would be complete without a T@B sighting? A lovely old Dutchmen with a Jeep TV:

Whipster1

Campsite in the Smokey Mountains

Whipster1

SusanD

In my backyard, Whistler Tofino

Denny16

Nice setting and sunset.
cheers

SusanD

I love all the trees but they don't do much for generating solar power!

Docmarie

Zion stare park, watchman campground 6/2021

ColoradoSun

Woods Lake, Colorado. This is elevation 9425 ft. but it was 90 degrees on June 15th. Even 80 degrees was a really warm day here in the olden days (pre-1990).

jimrj

This week we stayed in LaGrande, Oregon and then on to Mary Hill State Park not far from Goldendale, Washington, shown above. Good weather there but blueberry-sized hail in LaGrande. That was a very load awakening at 1:30 am. 

Mouseketab

Timbercrest RV Park, Millersburg, OH, Pullthrough, water, electric, sewer. Decent wifi, good 4G signal

Great alternative to Wimplepleck for uCamp!

PNWtabber

This week at Lewis and Clark Trail State Park; Dayton, Washington.  Only my third outing with this trailer, lots to learn!

dragonsdofly

@Docmarie, welcome to the forum, and what a beautiful way to begin!

Rodent77

Restoule Provincial Park, Ontario, Canada...

bergger

We finally got out for the first time this year with our 400.  We just went a few minutes down the road and spent 4 nights at Lake View Campground at Twin Lakes.  

pthomas745

First time out on the road since...November of 2019.  Just a quick 200 mile trip to the Mojave Desert Preserve and the Hole In The Wall Campground.  Usually baking hot by mid June, but a little weather system kept the temps down (mid 90's were the highest) but, the wind was way up for a day.  30 spaces in the campground, with water and a dump station!  A little shade provided by a ridge on the west side of the campground after about 5 PM. First night sunset with clouds racing by.  With no moon, there was great meteor, satellite, and Milky Way viewing.  Still not "dark" enough for great photos.  Las Vegas is less than 100 miles away, and the strip of cities along the Colorado River through Havasu, Blythe, and Needles make for a lot of "airglow" in the photos.  Still, great to be out!

CharlieRN

Maiden boondock voyage in our new T@B 320S, close to home at Hershey Vineyards.Our nearly two-year old Welshie also had a good time:

JPRoland

Here we are last weekend at Lake Arkabutla in Mississippi just south of Memphis.

PNWtabber

@pthomas745 -- That Hole in the Wall Campground, is that private?  National Park Service?  Other?  Thanks.

Peggy

2Cougs

One night stand in La Pine, OR on our way to Northern CA.  Very nice state park right off HWY 97 south of Bend.  Steep site, happy to not have to hitch and unhitch.  Great spot for fishing, rafting, swimming.

PNWtabber

@2Cougs -- love your t-shirt!!

Slackers

Love the hat too!

feministravelers

2Cougs said:

One night stand in La Pine, OR on our way to Northern CA.  Very nice state park right off HWY 97 south of Bend.  Steep site, happy to not have to hitch and unhitch.  


I LOVE THIS CAMPGROUND! LaPine is beautiful!!!

pthomas745

@PNWtabber The Mojave Preserve is a National Park Service area.

https://www.nps.gov/moja/planyourvisit/campgrounds.htm