See a lot of truck campers here in Michigan, both on the roads and in CG's. Especially in West Michigan and in the Upper Peninsula. By far most TC's are Lance's with a mix of others making up the balance: Very few Caribou's, Elkhorn's, Palimino's, Shadow Cruiser's, Travel Lite's, and the very seldom seen are Arctic Fox's, Okanagan's, Adventurer's, Big Foot's, Northern Lite's. Have yet to see an Eagle Cap, a Host, or a Wolf Creek here or in the state and we RV a lot in our state and have for 51 years now.
All season long there will be at least half a dozen + TC's anytime in the CG's at Grand Haven State Park, P J Hoffmaster State Park, Holland State Park, Muskegon State Park, and Ludington State park where we were at last weekend. That's only 5 State Parks in less than 100 miles distance of West Michigan's Lake Michigan's Shoreline out of the over 100 State Parks alone in Michigan. All 174 sites at Grand Haven State Park are clearly visible from Harbor Ave which we travel on every day and see what's camping there. The CG is right on the soft golden sugar sand shoreline beach and all sites have large concrete pads and all interior roads or you'd sink instantly to your axles (both vehicle and the RV) if you drove off the pavement. Nope, 4 wheel drive won't get your rig out either!
RV'ing with all types of camping and RV units is very popular in Michigan as there's a couple thousand public campgrounds in the state with there being over 200,000 total actual campsites per the Michigan DNR and that doesn't include the many boondocking allowed areas of the National Forests and State Forests or the private clubs (such as the Elks, hunt clubs, church conference grounds, county fairgrounds, etc) CG's.
A superb CC LB 4X4, GM HD Diesel, airbags, Rancho's, lots more
Lance Legend TC 11' 4", loaded including 3400 PP generator and my deluxe 2' X 7' rear porch
29 ft Carriage Carri-lite 5'er - a specially built gem
A like new '07 Sunline Solaris 26' TT
