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

judymac

Thanks for the COE info. I may be missing something..I thought I could order the pass online; however, I only see day pass info. Any comments are appreciated.

IACamper

I think for this pass you have to buy it in person. Seems like there was a list of places selling them, maybe on nps.gov.

RZRBUG

The Senior Pass can be ordered by mail by completing an application found online here, along with required documentation and fees.  It's where I got mine.

judymac

Thank you! $10 if on site, extra $10 if in the mail. Can't wait.

judymac

Sorry, I don't know how I posted this on the wrong forum

SunnyTAB

Here we are at our first T@B rally in Olympia last year. We don't have the rug or table out, but you get the idea.

Jimbo

SunnyTAB, Now I think I see how SunnyTAB got it's name. Be sure to rattle my cage when you guys have another rally in your area or west coast. I might be able to make the trip. The mid west/ east coast rallies are a bit far for my financial means anymore.  

Jimbo

Picked up my Senior Pass today. The Mendocino NF Ranger Station in Upper Lake, only about 15 miles from my house, thanks for mentioning this also. 

Verna

That's great, Jimbo!!!  My camping buddy, Sharon, has hers now, too. She didn't know about it and it sure could have save her some money over the past few years. 

breakaway

Oct 26, 2014 John Bryan State Park near Dayton, Ohio. Our yellow 2014 T@b is joined yesterday by a 2007 orange T@b and today by a Little Guy. We waited all year to see another T@b in the flesh. Now we are enjoying our first "Tearstock"!

SunnyTAB

Jimbo said:

SunnyTAB, Now I think I see how SunnyTAB got it's name. Be sure to rattle my cage when you guys have another rally in your area or west coast. I might be able to make the trip. The mid west/ east coast rallies are a bit far for my financial means anymore.  

Will do!

Mercator

Turkey Point Provincial Park, on Lake Erie ON Canada

Four Mile Creek NY State Park (Near Niagara Falls)

Cyclonic

Here we are at Clear Creek RV Campground in Golden, CO back in June.

Cyclonic

At Knoebels Amusement Resort.  The campground is right next to the park.  Not the greatest campground, but possibly one of the best amusement parks in the US.  Be sure to look it up.

RZRBUG

Fall River State Park, Fredonia, KS

USWildflowers

Yesterday at Old Stone Fort State Park, Manchester, TN.

CodeJunkie

I, for one, would like to say "thank you", Mike, for looking out for those of us with not quite as much knowledge as yourself. We all want to stay safe even while having fun.   =D>

TabyDD

Only 4 weekends in September/October to get to know my new T@by!  Here we are at the Wenatchee Confluence for the Leavenworth Autumn Leaf festival and later on at Ebeys Landing on Whidbey Island with my guard dog, Sir Scruffy!

mash2

Don't have the visor on or chairs out and I've since retired the cooler.    But I like this picture of a midsummer night in the Santa Cruz mountains.  Redwoods were beautiful.  

Kates_Moby

Weekend in Hatfield, WI

Michigan_Mike

mash2 said:

Don't have the visor on or chairs out and I've since retired the cooler.    But I like this picture of a midsummer night in the Santa Cruz mountains.  Redwoods were beautiful.  

That's a fabulous shot!  Looks like something out of a magazine....  Well done!

mash2

Thanks Mike.  

judymac

Great pics. Jealous since we are expecting 4" of snow tonight. Keep posting and show this newbie what I have to look forward to. Thanks, Michigan Mike, for safety concerns for all of us.

Tardisman

We like to find remote locations which usually means being off the grid for a week at a time. In Colorado and Wyoming we often go to BLM (Bureau of Land Management) areas. Lots of open camping and no fees. Here are a couple place from this year. West of Walden CO and the Snowy mountains in Wyoming.

Cyclonic

Not much of a site, but we were in Hershey this weekend for a concert and it is nice to be able to set up in under five minutes for just an overnight.  Unhitch, plug in, drop stabilizers, put out rug and step and we are good to go.  This is why we upgraded from a tent.

jcfaber1

Here are a couple of our t@b in tower campground in Yellowstone this past summer.  It was a great time!

John

Mercator

What is the stovepipe for?

jcfaber1

It is for my tankless water heater. I have a bypass valve for either the sink in the t@b or for the outdoor shower in the tee pee tent. I moved the AGM batteries into the wheel well in a vented box. I hope that helps. John

Wanderoo

Love the simplicity of the T@B! ;;)

BryanR

This was my favorite photo from this past summer during a week stay at Occoneechee State Park in Clarksville, Virginia.