Class C Campsite Photos. Show your stuff.

[Nvr_lost]

The truck camper section has a nice photo thread of their rigs at campsites. How about us Class C owners doing the same for some of our nice locations? As soon as I figure out how to do it, I will add mine, but don't wait for me. Lets get through the winter by looking at the nice places you have been. There must be tons! Don't forget to tell us where the photo was taken. Fort Desoto, Florida.

[Dakzuki]

W4MBG wrote:
dakzuki: all hail the FSM!!! 🙂

:B

[W4MBG]

dakzuki: all hail the FSM!!! 🙂

[Dakzuki]

luvztheoutdoorz1 wrote:
Dakzuki-
Oooo. I like your side shade coming off of your electric awning. It is a drawback of those awnings that they cannot be adjusted to help keep sun off the main entrance. Very nice!

More pics of them Here.

[Dakzuki]

Crystal Springs Forest Service campground in Wa...alas now closed. That site was right on the Yakima river.

[Off_Pavement]

[TonyMin]

Snug harbor resort. Not that easy to get to as the Rio Vista ferry is too small for RV's or boat towing, but you can drive around and get to it. They have cabins and rv sites.
There is another place in Rio Vista I am going to check out next.

[regis101]

And where might this nice little campground be? We've been looking for a quiet place up along the Delta.

Nice catch, btw.

[TonyMin]

Nice little campground on the Sacramento river. My boat can be seen in the background waiting for more salmon slaying.

[pnichols]

Here's us coming out of a remote dry camp in the Los Padres NF:


Here's us dry camping way, way, out there in the Oregon Outback:


Here's us dry camping with two other couples just off a 4X4 road in a remote part of Death Valley:

[magik235]

Sedona, Arizona

[Dakzuki]

vikrv wrote:
Looks like Potholes State Park ... if so, a good time was had...

You are correct on both counts.

[RambleOnNW]

Looks like Potholes State Park ... if so, a good time was had...

[hotbyte]

I like your awning shade setup also - although a nice Georgia Tech print would be my pattern choice :B !

[Dakzuki]

luvztheoutdoorz1 wrote:
Dakzuki-
Oooo. I like your side shade coming off of your electric awning. It is a drawback of those awnings that they cannot be adjusted to help keep sun off the main entrance. Very nice!

Thanks. We have three of those hippie curtains of different patterns which enables us to go most of the way around the awning. They are cotton print tapestries from Full Moon Loom that we put grommets in. I have cord loops on the awning tube they can clip to and I rigged fold up tent poles as curtain rods for the ends. We just arrange the curtain(s) as needed depending on the sun (or privacy desire). They work great for some shade and are very light weight.

[luvztheoutdoor1]

Dakzuki-
Oooo. I like your side shade coming off of your electric awning. It is a drawback of those awnings that they cannot be adjusted to help keep sun off the main entrance. Very nice!