Camping set ups… Whatcha got? Share Yours

[Ford Motor Company]

If it is really cold, I use the trailer and the wall tent with the wood stove, as shown in my avatar. Summer trips, I take my Spingbar tent. It is the best tent I've ever owned. I can get it set up in less than 10 minutes by myself. It has withstood 50 mph winds, although it was noisy. Rain, hail, sleet, snow, and never a drop of water insise. Canvas tents breathe, so no condensation. It also has lots of ventilation for the hot nights. Camped near Lake Powell a couple of weeks ago when it was 107°. I made a shower from a $20 pump off Amazon and some tubing and an RV shower head. I just stick the tube in a water jug and hook it to a small lithium battery. Best thing ever for hot weather. I run tent lights with the lithium battey and charge it with a small solar panel.

Love your camping set up, Mike! Thanks for sharing this with us! ?️

 

[Ford Motor Company]

Need me some more outdoor backroads and rails in my life... and soon : )

This looks like a perfect camping day. Thanks for sharing your camp day with us!

 

[Curtsbronco]

 

[Wotan]

This is my tent. I store gear under the bed and the sides.

 

[Ecom911]

Just came back from a trip to the West Coast - Sechelt, British Columbia at Porpoise Bay Campground with this setup. Hoping to fine tune some things in the future. First trip with this kit.

I still can't believe the BB fuel mileage! AMAZING, even towing through the coastal mountain roads. Posting the details in the Engine performance after BCM/PCM recall discussion

 

[Ford Motor Company]

Just came back from a trip to the West Coast - Sechelt, British Columbia at Porpoise Bay Campground with this setup. Hoping to fine tune some things in the future. First trip with this kit.

I still can't believe the BB fuel mileage! AMAZING, even towing through the coastal mountain roads. Posting the details in the Engine performance after BCM/PCM recall discussion

Great set-up! Thanks for sharing your West Coast adventure with us, Ron! ?️

 

[Ford Motor Company]

Awesome set up! Thanks for sharing.

 

[Deleted member 12075]

My GFC superlite on a rhino rack platform.

I'd have to be mindful at that 1st step at 2am head call! ? ?

 

[HondoLane85]

My GFC superlite on a rhino rack platform.

I just ordered a rack and similar looking tent, did the antenna get in the way of yours or did you have to remove it? Can't tell

 

[Deleted member 12075]

Ignore me. lol. But for scale I’m 6’ and fit comfortably inside. No standing room, but all the comforts of home.

I had a 12' pop-up I totally renovated and like an idiot, sold it when I was out of work a few years (like 20) ago. Paid $50, $400 in updates sold for $1100

 

[Happy Joe]

Over the last few years my camping setup really hasn't changed much; its mostly vehicle independent. Here's the setup with the last daily driver (explorer) it won't change much with the Sport (pics will happen when it gets warmer, there is still snow & cold in the mountains right now).

I use one of two tents; this is the 10x10 cube tent (sadly it no longer made).

I typically furnish the interior with 2 end tables and 2 chairs,a cot, a wash up table and a porta-pot.

Thetford porta pot Get a bigger one this one can over flow if the beer supply is generous... and there is never a supply of kitty litter around when its needed!

I often cook on the campfire but if not I, often, use a small single burner

The cooler, pelican, I think; with mods. Keeps ice pretty easily for more than 4 days.
I rarely use the refrigerator/freezer.

Most of the cooking stuff.

The 12 volt 50 Amp Hour tent battery with small inverter

The 110 volt LED tent light; works in either tent; or for emergencies outside the tent.
I don't camp where there are hook ups nor bring a generator.

Enjoy!