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

sabel

Shoshone NF just outside Yellowstone. Bear country with hard sided trailers only.

Nomad

A little reminder - Tried to get a master list of recommended campgrounds going with a little more detail but very few have added anything - If you have one/some, take a look at this thread...
http://tab-rv.vanillaforums.com/discussion/1245/camping-recommendations-master-list#latest
Requires a little more detail and a certain format but would get things all in a searchable list rather than scattered here, there, and everywhere.

Mouseketab

Defeated Creek Campground, Carthage, TN, Water/Electric Pullthrough, Site 62. The lake is right across the street.

ELK

Afternoon at Nehalem Bay State Park.... 

jcfaber1

Mousektab very cute!  Here are a couple of ours from earlier this month.  Oreville campground NFS south of Hill City in the Black Hills SD.  The campground was very well managed and spotlessly clean.  That said, the road noise never stops.  We did have a great time and will be back to the area for more enjoyment.  We want to bike the George S Mickelson trail next time.

John

DurangoTaB

Ditto Beth!

cbarnhill

Big lake, Arizona 

kccate

Yes, I love the way the solar panels look, wonder how to install.

Nomad

Kccate - Search around, there's a couple threads with pics somewhere - Maybe of mash2's install. I remember it was wired thru the back tail light assembly.

mash2

Mine went thru the tail light because they are a permanent mount.

Nomad

MASH2 - Ya, that's what I was responding to - kccate, flex panels with permanent mount - did you ever post pics of how you installed/wired them?

mash2

No photos.  However, I'll trace through sometime over next week and take some photos (I've got some work to do on the system so shouldn't be big deal.)  Will trace how I got it from back to front and into the system.  

T@Balong

I enjoyed a marvelous five days at Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore in the northwest corner of Michigan's lower peninsula.   There are two campgrounds in the park: Platte River (south of Empire) has electric and non-electric sites with modern restrooms, showers and takes reservations while DH Day (near Glen Arbor) is rustic and does not take reservations.   There are plenty of hiking trails, beautiful river paddling on the Platte and Crystal Rivers and biking on the new Heritage Trail.  And oh yes........the dunes and lakeshore beckon.......thirty-five miles of beautiful Lake Michigan shoreline and dunes that tower to 450 feet.   A ferry boat can be taken to South Manitou Island, which is also part of the park.   Plan time to stop in at Cherry Republic in Glen Arbor and Fishtown in Leland.

jcfaber1

My wife and I were there in 06 and you are making me want to go back! 
John

propus

Fort Griffin, Texas
They have 4 sites on top of the hill set aside from the rest of the campground for star gazing. The rest of the campsites are nice with shade trees. hookups, bathrooms. and a dump station.

propus

Inks Lake, Texas

propus

Tyler State Park, Texas

jschemel

We found some very nice state parks in central Oregon. The Cove Palisades at the Deschutes River Campground and Collier State parks both had hookups for water and electricity plus a dump in each site. We also stayed at some wonderful National Forest Service Camps in Oregon and Montana (no pics). They only had vault toilets and no hookups. We loved every place we camped and would go back.

Mr.Uncle.Bill

Finally finished our remodel and took it out for her maiden voyage.  It was brisk to say the least, but we had a great time.  Need to work on getting some sort of awning.

Mr.Uncle.Bill

Sandra said:

What are the 4 protrusions under the keder rail?

The previous owner was an insurance agency that we can only guess didn't understand you could get a visor into the rail.  They fabricated those to connect a visor that had Progressive logos on it.  However, they didn't keep the supports or the visor, we only saw pictures.  I thought about removing them, but it's pretty big bolts into the side 4x.  I may just create my own supports out of PVC pipe.

mash2

Looks like they might hold the poles on the thermarest awning.

pcaddy

Picture from Canal Campground Land Between the Lakes Kentucky.  First long trip in "Lil S" we visited Texas, Arkansas, Tennessee, Kentucky, Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana this summer.. going to Yuma Arizona February and March 2016.  Downsized from a motorhome to the T@B -- it has been great!

webcrawler

Just got back from a quick Weekend trip to St George Island in Florida....

Nomad

Show off - shorts... Too cold for them up here any more.

OzT@b

Hey Webcrawler,  love that you are drinking Australian wine.

Tabaz

Yesterday morning at Cave Creek Regional Park in Arizona.

bgualtieri

Beautiful! From another PHX area T@bber we are now in the weather the chamber of commerce advertises for ideal camping, aren't we. Yay!

ejodoin

I bought my T@B about 3 months ago and so far this is my setup. It is still a work in progress. I placed a canopy over the T@B to provide a decent awning around it. It works out nicely. In Florida we have lots of bugs and they are particularly attracted to me for some reason, lol. So I got the screened in canopy as well.


This was at a camp site north of Dade City, FL



Long Point Campgrounds just north of Sebastian Inlet, FL.

SweetlyHome

ejodoin

Welcome to another Florida T@B owner, perhaps we will cross paths in the future.  

Tabaz

I just returned that same screened porch to Amazon.  I found it very difficult for one person to set-up.  I really like the EZ-Up over your T@B.  Is that a two person job to get up and around the T@B?

Frank