Let’s see those 200s camping….. (4 Viewers)

[coleAK]

Great thread. ~75% of the (almost 100k) miles I’ve put on my ‘13 LX in the last 10 years hav been towing a camper and camping. I’ll have to take more pictures of the truck this summer.

 

[sleepycruiser]

Great thread. ~75% of the (almost 100k) miles I’ve put on my ‘13 LX in the last 10 years hav been towing a camper and camping. I’ll have to take more pictures of the truck this summer.

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What kind of mileage are you getting pulling the camper? Our hybrid is only about 4,000lbs loaded and I get like 11-13mpg on the highway when towing it

 

[IslandCruiser23]

Kennedy Meadows...

 

[JLH]

La Sal mountains above Moab.

 

[coleAK]

What kind of mileage are you getting pulling the camper? Our hybrid is only about 4,000lbs loaded and I get like 11-13mpg on the highway when towing it

8.5 to <10 mpg. Closer to 10pm if I keep it 55mph and under closer to 8mpg at 65-70mph. It is ~7k lbs loaded and 25’ tongue to bumper.

 

[trudd]

Apparently I only took good camping photos with my 100 series (I'd argue that it's more photogenic than the 200 anyway). Here are a few rando shots

Northern New Mexico - double rooftop cargo boxes in action

Arches Nat'l Park - en route to Washington State (where I forgot take photos of our camping setup)

Bit the bullet on an Intech Explore earlier this year. It's so rad. Still miss many of the simpler aspects to tent camping, but having AC will extend our camping season in Texas (plus loading in + out is so much easier).

 

[Tex68w]

Apparently I only took good camping photos with my 100 series... here are a few from camping (or en route)


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Northern New Mexico - double rooftop cargo boxes in action


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Arches Nat'l Park - en route to Washington State (where I forgot take photos of our camping setup)


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Bit the bullet on an Intech Explore earlier this year. It's so rad. Still miss many of the simpler aspects to tent camping, but having AC will extend our camping season in Texas (plus loading in + out is so much easier).

I've thought about their Flyer Discover model a time or two so that I could carry the motorcycles as well. Great product in that price point. When they first came out the Flyer could be had for $17K.

 

[trudd]

I've thought about their Flyer model a time or two so that I could carry the motorcycles as well. Great product in that price point. When they first came out the Flyer could be had for $17K.

We got this trailer for not much more. This had been sitting at a local RV dealership for several months. It was a custom order, but somebody goofed and a few important options were missing (like the pull-out kitchen).

I was on my way to buy a used one with a pull-out kitchen (most Explores have them), but stumbled upon this the day before that transaction. The extra storage space in lieu of the kitchen is perfect for us. Plus lighter tongue weight.

For those who may be about to google this trailer: it's an Intech Flyer Explore. There are a few models under the "Flyer" line. Explore is in the middle, size-wise.

 

[Tex68w]

We got this trailer for not much more. This had been sitting at a local RV dealership for several months. It was a custom order, but somebody goofed and a few important options were missing (like the pull-out kitchen).

I was on my way to buy a used one with a pull-out kitchen (most Explores have them), but stumbled upon this the day before that transaction. The extra storage space in lieu of the kitchen is perfect for us. Plus lighter tongue weight.

For those who may be about to google this trailer: it's an Intech Flyer Explore. There are a few models under the "Flyer" line. Explore is in the middle, size-wise.

Ooops, I meant Flyer Discover model. They were solid $10K less just some 4-5 years ago, wild. I know of the pull-out kitchen you speak of, I think for a better deal I too would learn to do without.

 

[FrazzledHunter]

Apparently I only took good camping photos with my 100 series (I'd argue that it's more photogenic than the 200 anyway). Here are a few rando shots


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Northern New Mexico - double rooftop cargo boxes in action


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Arches Nat'l Park - en route to Washington State (where I forgot take photos of our camping setup)


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Bit the bullet on an Intech Explore earlier this year. It's so rad. Still miss many of the simpler aspects to tent camping, but having AC will extend our camping season in Texas (plus loading in + out is so much easier).

What brand of electronics does Intech use for things like Solar controllers, inverters, chargers etc..?

 

[sleepycruiser]

Hey Peter-man!!

 

[Mooterman]

Tried out Hipcamp in Bailey CO which was great! Nice having a reservation when heading out on a Friday and definitely helps alleviate the 'gotta find a camp spot' stress that comes with weekend disperse camping.

 

[thammer62]

Edisto Beach St Park was beautiful as always this past weekend

 

[Killacaviar]

2022 and 2019

 

[Possie Bugger]

Central Idaho, 2021: first time using the ADGU sleeping platform and our first 3-generation camping trip

 

[Fj60+]

 

[mdh384]

Dispersed Somewhere in Western CO

Dispersed in Western NC, still setting up for the night.

Mid-TN, illegally camped in Natchez state park

Above El Paso, in a state park

Dispersed in a BLM OHV area outside Alamogordo, NM

 

[mdh384]

I think Cibola NF, in New Mexico

Dispersed in Bears Ears (Thanks, Obama )

Dispersed (possibly illegally?) in Moab, Gemini Bridges area

 

[wingnutted]

 

[Heckraiser]

I haven't taken the minivan camping yet, as the 80 was the primary camping rig up until it's demise last summer. But here's a pic from when a nearby train track sparked a brushfire at our storage spot and I had to run out and rescue the A-liner before it burned down!