Let’s see your camping setups! Drop a photo of your rig in camp mode.

[Raptorcamplife]

Hi guys, here’s my setup so far in camp mode for my F150:
Wild Land Wingman X tent (fully automatic opening and closing), 270° awning, shower tent, AW roof rack, ladder, pull-out awning, and Tri-Trek roof box.
Still looking for the right set of wheels to complete the exterior look I’m going for. Pretty happy with how it’s coming together so far!

 

[RalphJeepGuy]

nah man my setup is pretty basic lol. just throw a rooftop tent on there and call it a day. got a cooler, some camp chairs, done. the hellcat gets way too much attention at campgrounds so honestly i just take the hemi jk most of the time. way more chill vibe. honestly the rooftop tent was the best money i spent tho, beats sleeping in the back

 

[grubworm]

i built my own deck system with full 6' sliding drawers, 5" memory foam mattress on top of that, a swing-a-way hitch mounted carrier for ice chest and extra fuel/water and a rooftop cargo basket for LP tank and other supplies. also have a 50w solar panel on roof charging a 35ah battery for fan, lights and water pump. a simple and durable set up

 

[Major_b63bdc]

i built my own deck system with full 6' sliding drawers, 5" memory foam mattress on top of that, a swing-a-way hitch mounted carrier for ice chest and extra fuel/water and a rooftop cargo basket for LP tank and other supplies. also have a 50w solar panel on roof charging a 35ah battery for fan, lights and water pump. a simple and durable set up


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Nice simple setup!

 

[Red_Leaf_Overland]

Pictures from a few years ago. Havnt got any new pics. Been considering building a new trailer and talking it over with the fam. Figuring out what current/future needs will be over than just more space lol. Now I carry the wife, 2 boys, and a german shepherd so space is at a premium lol.

 

[danwyandt]

Recently at Windrock OHV. Not usually in a campground, but not much choice there.

Fridge slider installed, currently building full kitchen slide out. TBD.

 

[Off Grid Utah]

 

[Lazynorse]

 

[CR-Venturer]

Rumble, my 2006 Dakota and my buddy's Wrangler camping at the top of Racehorse Pass last summer.

 

[genocache]

2016 at the Mendo Land Rover gathering. I took off the rtt as it was too hard to set up and take down'.

I prefer to sleep inside as it's easier to roll out the cot. I have one on each side.

 

[tjZ06]

 

[grubworm]

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thats pretty much the perfect set up...
really like that swing away tire carrier
10/10

 

[tjZ06]

thats pretty much the perfect set up...
really like that swing away tire carrier
10/10

Thanks! The swing is a RIG'd Ultraswing. I've had it for years, and it's been on the rig for tens of thousands of off-road miles. It carries a pretty heavy 40" spare wheel/tire combo, a 5-gallon rotopax (I use it as my outdoor "sink"), my trash bag, and my chainsaw (with spare chains, bar oil, etc.). I've also used the hitch extension portion to tow or carry a bike rack. So far, it's solid, hasn't sagged, or really given me any issues. With the fold-down table, it becomes the most used, handiest part of my setup.

As for the overall rig, I agree it's my ultimate setup. Every time I start thinking about changing it out, I quickly realize I'd be crazy. There are other rigs that would have a little more convenience/comfort (something like a Rossmonster Baja Trail), there are other rigs that would be a little more capable on extreme trails (like a Gladiator on tons and 42"s), and there are other rigs that would be better on-road. But I really can't come up with a setup that would be a better combo of all of those things, plus give the range I have (60-gallon fuel tank and surprisingly good mileage). I've added a lot of lithium, solar, and all-electric appliances in the camper (including an AC/heat pump) as well, and generally continue to refine the setup.

The grass is always greener, but with this truck/camper I'm pretty darn happy.

-TJ