Travell trailer Camping setup

[hunterfisher]

Hey all, just wondering what other people do when they go camping with their travel trailers. I've been camping this way for a couple years now and would like to see what others do. And yes I know it's not roughing it , I could care less but when I'm with the family I like my comfort. Lol. Let's see some pics. Thanks

[dumoulin]

Hey all, just wondering what other people do when they go camping with their travel trailers. I've been camping this way for a couple years now and would like to see what others do. And yes I know it's not roughing it , I could care less but when I'm with the family I like my comfort. Lol. Let's see some pics. Thanks

Your picture basically look identical to my setup except that I deploy the legs out from under the awning and string-up Cabelas deer lights. I keep a 25'long carpet which spans the front to the bunks. I also set up a table which covers up the wheel well and keep a cooler full of cold drink there.

[CanuckShooter]

http://i1222.photobucket.com/albums/dd486/jim13135/2012%20a%20good%20year/Jimms2012028.jpg (http://s1222.photobucket.com/user/jim13135/media/2012%20a%20good%20year/Jimms2012028.jpg.html)

[DisplacedCaper]

Outside set up changes each time I'm out but always the same gear, it just moves around. I'm usually in the bush so I can quad and scout areas out but this year I plan on doing a lot more campground camping with my son (currently 6 months). Most likely K country so we can canoe and just enjoy the mountains and walking trails.

[Tigger72]

10x10 shelter with two side walls to go over the picnic table and to break the wind ( I think its a broadstone from CTC ) bouncy castle is a must ( 2 and 5 y/o boys ) I set up an outside table on a large RV mat over the wheel wells and it also blocks the exhaust from the fridge and furnace so the kids can't burn themselves, set my coleman BBQ just under the awning and inside the support arm ( so I don't bang my head ) .... I'm sure there is more as it takes forever to pack...lol... I can't believe I don't have a pic....

[burbotman]

http://i1222.photobucket.com/albums/dd486/jim13135/2012%20a%20good%20year/Jimms2012028.jpg (http://s1222.photobucket.com/user/jim13135/media/2012%20a%20good%20year/Jimms2012028.jpg.html)

Canuck, had almost the identical trailer when the kids were young. Bunks in the back. Great set up

[bezzola]

http://i974.photobucket.com/albums/ae222/bezzola1/Mobile%20Uploads/05D39C4D-3D1A-4A42-949F-11B39AFDD9C3_zpssxxbcr84.jpg (http://s974.photobucket.com/user/bezzola1/media/Mobile%20Uploads/05D39C4D-3D1A-4A42-949F-11B39AFDD9C3_zpssxxbcr84.jpg.html)

Bush camping in the edson area

[mrks_jnz]

http://i1328.photobucket.com/albums/w540/Mark_Enojo/20140606_140139_zpsheqkrltf.jpg

http://i1328.photobucket.com/albums/w540/Mark_Enojo/20140606_140130_zpsj0wkmeb3.jpg


Our Setup is almost identical to Canuckshooters.

Last year camping with a 4 and 1yo. Oldest in the top bunk, lil guy in a pack and play atop the folded down dinette, and wife in I in the bottom bunk. We got setup and teardown to a science, we are set up in 15 minutes or so, usually Im setting up solo, while the wife preps food for 2 cranky kids. If wifey is helping with the teardown, we can be hitched and pulling out in under 10 minutes.

[Jack Hardin]

The above are all pretty similar to how we camp with our 27" trailer. I usually create a side wall off the canopy with a tarp to keep the wind out.

[Slash8]

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Nothing fancy but it sure is relaxing.

[hunterfisher]

Like me all. Good idea with the wind breaks. I need to add to my setup so that's an option and maybe, just maybe an ice maker lol.