Hi, I'm looking for some tips on a campsite. In August we're embarking on an 18 day truck camping trek starting with the total solar eclipse in Oregon and finishing up in the eastern Sierra.We'll have a couple of days left after hiking Mt Whitney and...
Hi everyone,I've been away from the forums for a couple of years. I've been busy camping and working and raising teenage girls. Currently I have a 2012 Jayco 23J hybrid travel trailer and I have loved owning it. Since buying it 3.5 years ago it ha...
P3driver wrote:I noticed you mentioned "hiking Mt. Whitney". Be aware of two things, first, you must have a permit issued by the NPS, and they do check there. Second, at this time the Mt. Whitney portal is closed due to the severe rock slide damage...
path1 wrote:Barcroft gate trailhead (12,000'): There is space to pitch a tent and a couple of fire rings. No reservations are needed for camping but a campfire permit is required and available from USFS office in Bishop. (Ref: cdickinson)Thanks for t...
I'm proud to be part of the club now. This is a long time dream fulfilled for me. We picked up our new Northstar 850SC last Monday at the factory in Iowa and took a leisurely trip back home getting used to the new rig. Once we sort out a good place...
Kayteg1 wrote:I see 2 problems with that front mounted tow bar.1. it will take a helper to hitch it without jumping out of the cabin several times and the helper is not going to stand in the safest spot.2. the coupler is design for pulling, while it ...
I'm still mulling over a plan, but I think it's viable. I have a friend who I think would be willing to build me a metal framed dolly to set the camper down onto....this is the closest thing to what I'm thinking...Instead of a normal axle and wheels...
