Took my son on his first camping trip

[Spud]

We did most of the Barlow Road out in the Mt. Hood Forest, camped near White River. He didn't do great, but it was new, so we'll try again! Truck was crammed full, and I smashed up a hitch carrier, lol. Got back and immediately went and bought a yakima roof box, my little truck is at capacity!

 

[M Rose]

I’m glad you guys finally made it out. Looks like you had fun as well.

 

[Maverick9110E]

Awesome man! It's definitely tough with the little ones. I'm taking my 5 year old on his first trip next weekend pending the weather. Then trying with our 5 yo and 1.5 yo in a few weeks. Biggest issue for little ones i think is temperature and length in the car if they aren't a fan.

 

[DevilDodge]

Looks like a great outing. Always enjoy seeing families doing stuff together.

Anxious to hear how the next outing goes.

Thanks for sharing

 

[Sparksalot]

Congrats on introducing him to the fun!

 

[LumixLab]

Looks like an awesome outing! Thanks for sharing the pics!

 

[DevilDodge]

Intersted in some more info about that Club Cab Dodge following you.

My son is 7. He absolutely loves the outdoors. He loves camping and biking.

It all started by just taking him to the wilderness.

Keeps me smiling everytime we go.

 

[Boppa's Travels]

We did most of the Barlow Road out in the Mt. Hood Forest, camped near White River. He didn't do great, but it was new, so we'll try again! Truck was crammed full, and I smashed up a hitch carrier, lol. Got back and immediately went and bought a yakima roof box, my little truck is at capacity!

My first trip with my son (around 4 yo). I had a small back packing dome and it rained and rained and rained. Took forever to get him back out.

 

[The other Sean]

AWESOME!!!!!

 

[Spud]

Intersted in some more info about that Club Cab Dodge following you.

My son is 7. He absolutely loves the outdoors. He loves camping and biking.

It all started by just taking him to the wilderness.

Keeps me smiling everytime we go.

I don't know much about it, belongs to a co-worker. It's ratty, basically stock say for I think a shackle flip in the back, 35" tires. Him and his wife sleep in the canopy on a futon mattress when they camp, very bare bones setup