Show us your Post-Quarantine Campsite!!

ADRawli

One of my favorite discussion thread types on this forum has been those with long streams of all y’all’s (yeah I’m from Texas) photos of your campsites.  Let’s start another, but this time, for our “post lock-down” camping adventures.  I know many of us are finally finding open campgrounds and the green light to camp, whilst others are still waiting on the ‘go-ahead’ or just the comfort level to get out there.  As things break lose, make sure you come to this thread and show us photographic evidence that life is going to eventually get back to some resemblance of what we all found our way to this forum for in the first place -  to get out there and share in the nüCamp adventure!  Thanks in advance!

And I’ll go first.... our first trip since early February!  June 14-17 Tyler State Park, Texas.

rfuss928

 
 

jkjenn

Great thread topic!

jebjam

Our maiden voyage!  Cherry Creek State Park, Aurora, CO

qhumberd

First trip in our T@B 400 BDL and first trip to Reelfoot Lake. We got a site right on the water.

xdr

Reel foot Lake looks amazing. The pic of the camper in the trees is a keeper! 

I keep telling the dh Tennessee is the one state I can see us moving to. We took a trip years ago to Franklin and drove south to Lynchburg and loved it. Amazing country! Have a great time. 

DenisP

Out of desperation to camp, found a full hookup site in Plymouth,MA. after our second cancellation of a State Campground reservation. A number of seasonal campsites and there was no campers within 150 yards of us. 

AirBoss

Have made three mini-adventures in last month here in SoCal. 

Last week, a Harvest Host stop in wine country:


Camping near Mt. Palomar Observatory in mid-May:


Last week five days in Santee Lakes, CA. 



Off to Twin Lakes CA in Sierra Nevada's in early July for a week. Hope everyone gets out there soon! 

warbler_road

This is actually back around May 10, and was our maiden, 2-night voyage with the T@B 400. We went to Sandy Creek Family Campground in Traphill, N.C., right next to Stone Mountain State Park. Campground (and owner) were just lovely. Rainy the evening we arrived, but sunny and cool with a nice 8-mile hike on the second day.

We were able to learn essential things like towing, setup, dumping, making our coffee, etc. The campground was clean and quiet and only 12 campsites. Plus it is adjacent to the park, so we could just walk right in and hit the trails.

Very nice first trip! This coming week we are headed for Kiptopeke State Park on the Chesapeake Bay for a whole week.

There is one funny picture that shows our tiny trailer among the big 'uns at this very small campground ...

ADRawli

Keep ‘em coming folks!   If the pictures above don’t get your camping juices flowing, you may need some psychiatric help.  Special call out to @qhumberd ...Awesome pictures!!  The one of your dog with his/her chin on the table is hilarious!  You AND the dog appear to be taking to T@B’ing like pros! 

NateColo

Pawnee Buttes National Grassland (CO) in mid-May. And Arapaho National Forest in early June.

CrabTab

If you plan to fish at Kiptopeke @warbler_road, buy bait before you cross the CBBT. The week of June 8th none was in stock as far north as Cape Charles. Have a good trip!

AaronC

At John Bryan State Park near Yellow Springs Ohio (my birthplace). Maiden voyage with the T@B. Have had fiberglass campers before, but we're loving the "big" bed and side tent. On our way to Kettle Moraine in WI tomorrow. Woohoo. 

JCALD

Our first outing was with our two pre-teen grand daughters. 

Marceline

Camped on my friend’s back 40.

WilliamA

Spent the past weekend at a COE campground near us. DW's sis and family brought their popup. Good to be out again....if cautiously....
WilliamA

MischiefBrewing

Enjoying the free national forest sites while waiting for the state parks to reopen...

Bayliss

A sign of the times..........I think I counted about five T@B/T@G trailers in the photos for this Campendium list of the best State Park Campgrounds:

https://www.campendium.com/camping/best-state-parks/?utm_source=Campendium&utm_campaign=afb6cfe307-2020-06-17&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_d42c2750af-afb6cfe307-113427797

BrianZ

It's been raining for days here in Virginia, our state safety inspection sticker is expired, and we still haven't made it out of our driveway yet this year; but I have taken the cover off, de-winterized & sanitized, greased wheel bearings & adjusted brakes, so we hope to get out before long.
Also found small hail dents all over the back of the roof from a spring storm (nickel to quarter size) & one punched a small hole in the rear trim strip across the back that I filled with adhesive caulk.
Security camera view here..

Our battery also appears to be in good shape, maintaining 12.81V after disconnected for 3 days.  Still need to do some other routine maintenance checks, but about ready to hit the road once it stops raining in a couple more days.

Nigll

Looking for a clamshell! How do you like yours? 🤗I live in Wisconsin if you ever want to sell let me know 

CrabTab

We hitched up our T@B and towed it west. We’ll be boondocking this weekend,  just north of an area known locally as garden. The spot we found has plenty of sunshine for our solar briefcase too. The indigenous spouse says there are several cultural activities we can participate in at garden, known as weeding and harvesting. One of our favorite eateries, kitchen, is within walking distance of our site should we get tired of camping food.  We are confident we won't run in to anyone outside of our ‘Bubble’, so will enjoy plenty of mask free fresh air.  

 

As Sgt. Esterhaus used to say on Hill Street Blues, "Let's be careful out there."

Me_and_My_Dog

Somewhere in Oregon, out of the California fire danger areas. 2008 T@DA.

quickkarl

trimtab

skullduggery? (misspelled on purpose )

DharmaScout

Stayed in state. Madison, WI to Door County, WI.

Poche2

Standing Stone State Park in Tennessee. May 19-22. First time setting up new awning/tent.

Denny16

What brand is your Awning tent, looks grand.
cheers

ytram1958

Mogollon Rim Blue Ridge Reservoir.

KAR

Olive Ridge outside Allenspark, CO for one night. First trip!:) Bockman Campground in State Forest State Park outside Walden, CO was great for four nights, second trip. Love our yellow tabby! Always the cutest RV on site if we do say so ourselves!:)  All the T@Bs are the cutest!  See photos below please:) I had trouble attaching initially.

ADRawli

@KAR.  Did you get pics?  Colorado has some of the most incredible camping. We’re hoping to spend a week later this summer up there.  We’ll likely not be dragging the T@B there since we hope to have our 3 sons with us, so we’ll probably find a cabin to rent.  Any chance to be in the Colorado mountains is a real treat.

KAR

Our T@B is mellow yellow- super cute! Got the photo to show up on my profile:) Pictures below. Learned how to resize with Paint:)