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

Grumpy_G

Little Lava Lake, Oregon

SLJ

PNWtabber said:

@SLJ -- which canopy/umbrella is that and do you recommend?

It's this one. Pretty easy for one person to set up: https://amzn.to/3mTUSzz

Fergie

We just spent a week in Fairbanks, AK visiting the beautiful botanical gardens at the University of Alaska and several of the cities' great history museums. plus a short trip to North Pole, Alaska 12 miles to the south. We stayed at the River View RV Park on the Chena River that runs through the city. A very nice park, but again our little T@B was among the giants as this photo shows!


An antler arch is an entry to the paved trail along the Chena River.


A view of the Botanical Garden.


An Old River Boat at the Pioneer Center that traveled the Yukon River area.


One of the great dioramas at the fabulous visitor's center.


A great city to learn about the history of interior Alaska and how it was settled in the early 1900's long before Alaska became a state.

If Fairbanks is on your list to visit when traveling to Alaska, make sure you schedule a few days to take some of this in!

Doug Ferguson
Palmer, AK

Dereco

On the road around Newfoundland a week or so ago…Gros Morne National Park, a glimpse of the top of the fjord inside Western Brook Pond, Sandbanks Provincial Park (wow, the beaches!) and at the foot of Marble Mountain ski hill.

ark, 

Marceline

Girls weekend in the redwoods. (Clamshells are for sharing)
Hendy Woods State Park, Mendocino, CA

2Cougs

Spent the week at Indian Creek campground, Priest Lake, ID... have been coming here almost 40 years with the same families back when we were all tent campers.  Set up and had a "Trunk Party" like the old days when my folks would camp with us, open the trunk to their old Lincoln Towncar, and set snacks on the hood of the car.  They no longer travel, but just for old times sake we put up the grape lights they used to hang, all gathered for snacks and beverages, and reminisced. 

Only down side to the entire week was that once again Murphy (our golden retriever) met a skunk!!!

CJax

@2Cougs

Murphy's Law #99: If there is a skunk, the dog will find it.

Perfect that Murphy is named Murphy.

Cheers,

C

P.S. Tomato juice...

2Cougs

@CJax   And this is the third time in 2 years!!!!!!!  Whole campground knows when it happens.  I feel for the people who pull in our site when we leave as there is definitely residual smell.  In our defense, the skunk was multiple places that night.

Used to use tomato juice... now only use that when husband runs thru the cloud of skunk mist!!!  Now use hydrogen peroxide, baking soda, and Dawn detergent (what the humane society recommends and works much better)... We take Murphy down to the trailer dump station where they have a hose and use that mixture, rinse him well, and then have him swim in the lake.  Poor boy, rest of the trip we made him sleep in the cab of the truck with the windows ajar.

CJax

@2Cougs ... thanks for the knowledge. This could be its own thread. I had no idea about the H2O2 + baking soda + Dawn. As other dogs in this forum will inevitably find skunks, this is very useful info indeed!

Cheers,
C

Shadrax

Arctic Circle, Dempster Highway

Shadrax

Lake Muncho Provencial Park, BC

2Cougs

@Shadrax - Beautiful!!!!

Chopin

Getting the weekend off to a good start here in Michigan

Sharon_is_SAM

Great Sand Dunes National Park - Pinion Flats Campground, near Alamosa, CO

Denny16

Nice Sharon, what model is yiur pop-up shade, looks grand.
cheers

Tampakayaker

Camped at Disney's Fort Wilderness 9/6 to 9/10.

Had a nice spacious site

Pintoplumber

Codorus state park PA. The East Coast Dutch Oven group is having a meet this weekend. I’m here to learn. Will take notes and pictures tomorrow.

Sharon_is_SAM

Denny16 said:

Nice Sharon, what model is yiur pop-up shade, looks grand.
cheers

@Denny16 - it is a Laputa - essentially the same as a Hasika which we also own.  Made good use of both sun shelters this trip.  I like when we can tie down to a picnic table rather than using poles.  Tolerates that evening desert breeze.

Mouseketab

Stone Mountain Park, Stone Mountain, GA = Site 151 Nice site, close to the bath house, BUT had to walk down a steep hill to get there.

IndyParrothead

In the High Uintas Wilderness. Last trip in our 320 before trading to a 400.

Samrollseyes

Bear Lake State Park on the Idaho-Utah border. 

IndyParrothead

Here's the new 400 on her shakedown cruise in Spruces Campground, Big Cottonwood Canyon, Utah. Next weekend stop, Gros Ventre Campground at Grand Teton NP. Thinking of mounting bear spray next to the fire extinguisher...

Gbertrand

Spent a wonderful week at Garland Bay (north of the village of Riondel) on Kootenay Lake BC…….the two camp sites were designed for tents or small vans/truck campers as there is no place to turn a truck and trailer around, however we backed or trailers up the hill on the narrow little trail for about 400 meters, and the end result was pure heaven  

TabBeFree

First Night Ever!

2018, used.  New to me this weekend. 

Rogue Elk Park, Trail, OR.

SweetlyHome

@Gbertrand Loved your photos.  You found the a campsite that many hope for but normally only see in RV advertising.

swiftwave

Near the Arctic Circle in the Yukon.
Midnight sun, June 2021.

ColoradoSun

Jumbo Campground, Grand Mesa National Forest, Colorado

rcuomo

Hither Hills Montauk LI 9/25

SusanD

Olympia RV park, Hamilton, Ont.  I'm a peanut amongst the giants, but with full hook-ups, electric and great neighbours, I feel like I'm at the Hilton!  

bergger

Sunset at a dispersed site above Twin Lakes Colorado on our last trip of the season.