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

Photomom

We bought a T@B so we wouldn't have to put up and take down tents any more. Hope there was a big group to help!

Cyclonic

We did here as well, but when you are somewhere for a little while it is nice to have a little more space, thus all the discussions of awnings and tents.  Carol's extra space is, indeed, nice.

Cyclonic

One other from last weekend at Knoebels, kinda the quick weekend setup here.  It will look similar this weekend as well.

jkjenn

@Cyclonic My maiden voyage was an overnight at J&D Campground down the road on my way to NY. Knobels is a charming little park. Knobels looks a little less RV park-like, which is more my style.

Alan

What's hanging from your visor?

Ratkity

Anti-zombie repellent. These are as effective as those "anti-critter/deer whistles" that are still offered to unsuspecting drivers.

Ratkity

Find the lonely T@B. Bliss for a day. Weekend was packed. KOA in Harper's Ferry, VA. Nice folks and they had the "good" ice cream in their freezer.

Cyclonic

Alan said:

What's hanging from your visor?

A couple of solar lights and a frog

Ratkity

Bull Run State Park, VA. There's a water park and shooting range. Lots of activities for kids and families. Park has clean bathrooms and offers cabins too. Some sites are prone to flooding after a heavy rain and rangers are good to relocate you if needed before you set up. Photo taken from across the street while I was being fed and entertained by sister and her BF at their site (complete with roaring campfire). Was a c.cc.cccold weekend (snow flurries and sleet one morning) and the Alde worked great - loved the first time use of upgraded thermostat to the touchscreen version.

Cyclonic

jkjenn said:

@Cyclonic My maiden voyage was an overnight at J&D Campground down the road on my way to NY. Knobels is a charming little park. Knobels looks a little less RV park-like, which is more my style.

It is and it isn't.  They have 550 sites at the campground, some in the woods, some in the field.  Our's was nicely spaced, but on our last visit we were in a very tight space, it really depends.  If you ever stay, which you should because the amusement park itself is fantastic, I recommend the Bermuda Triangle (this is BT16) area or sites B17 or B19.  The sites are electric only.  They have a lot of tent campers there, and many sites even have platforms to set tents up on.  A lot of large families are groups too, since they don't limit the sites, if you can fit it in your space, you are good.  Also, it is pricey and they do not offer discounts.  We are already reserved for the last weekend in September.

I have pictures of the campground here and here.

Cyclonic

BTW, Liberty Bell Tearjerkers Chapter also has a gathering there in early September.  We are thinking of doing that too.  That is where we first got the bug for a teardrop trailer.

Mouseketab

Ratkity said:

Squueeeee! So color coordinated. The T@B U dean will like your work.

thanks!

Mouseketab

jkjenn said:

@Mouseketab what the T@b lacks in space you make up for in tents!

Photomom said:

We bought a T@B so we wouldn't have to put up and take down tents any more. Hope there was a big group to help!

There was a big group of ladies on 3 campsites. My big tent is dubbed the party tent. We spent every evening in the tent running our mouths and keeping the bugs away. A couple of the ladies even slept in there. For longer stays, it's nice to have covered/screened room to not be cooped up in the T@B when it rains or the critters start attacking. The inside of the T@B for us is an air conditioned bedroom/changing room Spend very little waking hours inside.

Nomad

I think I found the only two trees within a hundred miles...

Ratkity

Campfire in a can (where you can put the unit on top of the can, off the floor) is a great addition to a screen tent when the night gets chilly after sundown when the favorite beverages and conversations are flowing.

Mouseketab

Ratkity said:

Campfire in a can (where you can put the unit on top of the can, off the floor) is a great addition to a screen tent when the night gets chilly after sundown when the favorite beverages and conversations are flowing.

I just use one of those tank top heaters on top of a 20 lb propane tank.

Ratkity

I have the Little Red Campfire and it doesn't sit high enough or on its lid, alas. Still fun to play with!

Norbert1223

2nd outing, lucky enough to catch a little sun. 

TomStephens1

Camping this week in Arcata, CA.  Visiting my son who is a junior at Humboldt State University.

DeeDee

Prineville State Park, Prineville, OR. Full and partial hook-ups. Great hot and clean showers. Camp host Gypsy is a real hoot and keeps an immaculate campground. The smell of cedar fills the air, so fresh! (May 5, 2016)

Norbert1223

Beautiful!

SaveFerris

Cannonball Mesa, Canyon of the Ancients Nat. Mon. near Cortez, CO. 

Cyclonic

@DeeDee, the only thing I would have done differently with that spot was turn the T@B so the door was facing the lake.  Looks like a wonderful spot!

Cyclonic

The T@Bpole is not afraid of that bear!



And the actual setup this weekend:



At Bear Creek Campground next to Lake Compounce Amusement Park, Bristol, CT.

Also, that is another state done and another amusement park campground done.

Nomad

It's the bear you don't see that you worry about - That one will take forever to get off the roof.

sabel

Devils

sabel

Devils Tower Birthday Party

creditlady

Barton Flats Campground, Angeles Oaks, CA.

jschemel

We had an amazing time at the Nor Cal Olema T@B rally this past weekend. We met so many fun and welcomimg Tabbers.

TinMT

Our first night out about a week ago, boondocking in the Flathead National Forest, NW Montana.

This photo was taken just after sunset as we're waiting to view a meteor shower.