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.

[pnichols]

In the photo above, I really like that nice upsweep in the body paneling starting at the rear wheels and extending in a straight line back upwards to the bumper area.

This makes for a more usable Class C rear departure angle, unlike some Class Cs with paneling that goes back level aways from the rear wheels before angling up towards their rear bumper.

Our Class C is also designed the same as shown in the photo and we make use of that design for better damage control when offroad.

The compact Class C in the photo appears to also have an overall fairly good ground clearance for a Class C. It sits nicely "high and perky", unlike many of the modern low-slung ground-hugging streamlined looking Class C rigs suitable only for benign, flat, and level campgrounds.

[RFV]

My 1973 Dodge Sportsman at Catalina State Park in Oro Valley, AZ.

[Nvr_lost]

I am so pleased to see the page I started almost 6 years ago is still running. My RV is gone, but seeing the very first photo on this topic brings back so many memories.

[pnichols]

Just arrived at the campsite before launching the boat in Northern California:



Three of us off a 4X4 road in Death Valley:



Out in the middle of nowhere 25 miles into the Oregon Outback:



Drycamping in the dunes along a California beach:



Drycamping in the Utah desert:



Coming out of a drycamp in Central California along an overflowed river:

[MobileBasset]

Newbie 3 month trip report. These are all Florida state Parks. I have been very impressed with the FL SP system. so many more to visit!!!!

Hillsborough River site 15



Lake Louisa site 7 View from my recliner.



Wikiwa Springs site 54

[ppdunn]

Campsite at David Crockett State Park, Lawrenceburg, TN, Sep 2013

[bukhrn]

DaCrema wrote:
Well the bear pics were at the dump station but the dear were taken from the RV




two cubs

Mom was a little lower

Is that Loft Mountain CG ?

[DaCrema]

Well the bear pics were at the dump station but the dear were taken from the RV




two cubs

Mom was a little lower

[ericsmith32]

Our first camping trip.. Eureka Springs AR Kettle Campground - June


My parents place.. my favorite so far! July


Crab tree Cove Stockton Lake MO.. July



Binder Park Jefferson City - August


MO State Fair - August

[BruceMc]

bukhrn, enjoy! (and everyone else too!)
BruceMc's photos at PBase...

More:
NE Utah:


Dinosaur Nat'l park, NE Utah:


North/central Oregon:

[bukhrn]

BruceMc wrote:
Lime, Oregon:

I could bore you for hours with my photos...

I don't think so, the places I've already seen, I don't mind seeing again, & the ones I've never seen, I love to see, they give me ideas for the future. 😉

[svtkev]

kinda plain, first time out since rebuilt

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[BruceMc]

Lime, Oregon:


Castle Gate, Utah:


Near Rufus, Oregon:


Hunting camp in western Wyoming:


Guess:


I could bore you for hours with my photos...

[TJDave]

older_fossil wrote:
Point Nemo south of Wrangell Alaska summer 2012

Beautiful spot. Nice Jeep too.

This was our little hideaway, tucked up against the trees at the July Jeep Jamboree.

[older_fossil]

Point Nemo south of Wrangell Alaska summer 2012