First off, thanks for a great forum. I have spent tons of time on here and appreciate all of the content that you all have created.I have read everything I could find on tc'ing with a family and just want more info from those who do it or have done i...
rrurban wrote:4WD Dually trucks are absolutely horrible in the Winter. I bought a huge double-slide truck camper and needed to buy a dually for it due to weight requirements. I've now realized the camper isn't usable in the Winter thanks to my dual...
sky_free wrote:If you are planning on winter use at ski resorts, a TC is the easier choice. I've been driving up to Tahoe during storms for 15 years and have NEVER seen anyone towing a TT during a blizzard. I've seen a few A's and C's, but mostly T...
Reddog1 wrote:I am going to post a little different. I will point out a few things I think you should consider. I have had a tent, TT, 5er, and several TCs. I have had 1/2-ton, 3/4-ton trucks and 1-ton. I started camping when my kids were about 4 an...
H2oSprt wrote:We are a family of 5 (3 girls all under 11) and a big lab. We fit fine for sleeping in our lance (I have the tent option). That being said changing clothes or hanging out during a rain storm can be rough. I have often pondered a suburba...
MKish wrote:We have 2 adults, 2 kids (~50 lbs each at the moment), and an 80 lb. dog. We are thinking of maybe upgrading our 8' popup in the future but we fit fine now. If you like the tents, Northstar is still making small versions of them. They are...
