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I looked at a Scamp briefly, similar design. But it really came down to I wanted something stone simple, with no "systems" of any kind. We camped out of a compact pickup for years pre-kids, so I have everything I need to cook/clean/hang out at camp. The Escapade fits in my garage if necessary...

Thanks for the suggestion, but that's way more "stuff" than we need. We decided on a Escapade Backcountry. A bit more rugged than what we have, but also a good replacement for a camper-camper

I wish I had time and skills to build my own. We looked at the Aliner pop ups back in the beginning, but they cost double the Jayco, and only slept 2

True. But by the time they're 5ft tall, they better be okay sleeping in a tent. :)

Oh, if it were up to me, I'd just sleep on my cot under the stars. We've been camping with my oldest since he was 3mo, and the youngest 2mo.

Thanks, that's great info, and i'll look into those. Your trailers look awesome, I wish I had the time and skills to DIY my own

I saw this picture while making sure this thread didn't already exist, sweet set up!

I found th E Thanks, I'll check those out!

I think that's the best route, but my kids are both under 3, and the wife doesn't want to sleep seperate from them

My family of 4 wants to get rid of a pop up camper, but doesn't want to get rid of camping. Due to having 2 kids in car seats, plus a dog, plus a JKU, we need a trailer for camping gear, and my back says no to sleeping on the ground. I'm torn between a utility style trailer with a RTT and...

I chose mine because I wanted a standard shift, and my left foot is too big for the Tacoma footwell, so I ended up with a Wrangler. But at least I got a front locker out of the deal

Not very overlandy, and not much of a "Build" but 2017 Wrangler

Hi all, new to "overlanding" but have been camping and wheeling my whole life. I have a 2017 Jeep Wrangler, and I live near Provo, Utah