manualman wrote:
Just remember that the key to popup bliss is to regard them as deluxe tents, not foldup RVs.
To that end, keep it as simple as possible. In 30 years of popup camping, nearly everybody I've ever known who modded their pup or added lots of extra steps to setup eventually moved out of pups to fixed height RVs.
Stay simple, stay happy.
I'm no nubian to pups. Actually hated the glamper model i had 10 years ago. I loved my hybrid like no tomorrow. Fiddled with SHW gizmos on some of the sunny sites and will do it all the time with a pup without AC. I will not put out the bag awning and personally would rip that right off the side of it. I have 2 other campers, so the pup is for special sites and events throughout the year. I winter pup and have no problems messing with reflectex and gizmos. Take dumps in a hossack bucket and let the good times roll at deer camp.
