Night 7 East Rise at Merus Adventure Park TX
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How did you run your solar power through the hardtop?
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Night 17 - Monsoons in Sierra Vista, AZ
I was so impressed with how the camper performed in heavy rain. Also enjoyed a spectacular lightning show.
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That’s a sweet setup! Do you mind sharing what that swinging grill mount is? Link if you have it?
Thanks! The swingout is all Rigd Supply stuff (rigdsupply.com). Their rambleswing, hitching post, and megatable, with my trusty camp chef stove on the table. I often have a bike rack on the swing as well as I bike a lot.
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The gap at the rear glass hinge is right sized for easy, no leak routing. The wires drop from the driver side rear external corner of the tent to the hinge and is barely noticeable. It nests easily next to the hinge, folding in without compromising the seal, and I’ve used Velcro to direct the wires across the headliner inside to a BLUETTI Charger 2 for power management.
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Awesome! Man that seems like a great solution to where to put my little Blackstone griddle.
Yeah it works great, though as with many things it doesn’t come cheap. You can add other accessories to it (rotopax, spare tire, etc) as well, and they have a version you can tow with. Anyway, you should check it out!
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Night #10 2026
Ideal spot about 12 miles out of Pagosa Springs, CO. Boondocking is the best there is.
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Nights 21-22. No photo of night 21 camp due to late arrival and early departure. Photo from the trail instead.
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Glad you guys found some shelter that was a wild storm
day 5 - spent a night near Tahoe on the way to Crater Lake.
My friend with the 3rd gen Cummins + GFC in the previous photos rented a RV this time… for the girlfriend.
(that white bag on the hood was… plastic bag holding 2 pieces of semi frozen steak. they decided to use my hood to thaw them before cooking)
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Congrats! Hope the future holds great adventures for you. Have a safe trip and enjoy! Can’t wait to follow along.