T4R owner's, whats your camp set up?

[aabottom]

Planning to upgrade the aux. lighting to improve light around camp. I currently have two LEDs up on top, rear facing, and two built into the bumper. The bumper ones are more useful, but still too much light in the eyes. So, I'm thinking about some Rigid A Series lights mounted under the rear and middle of truck to cast light on the ground. Basically rock lights, but I don't intend to go rock crawling at night. Anyone have experience with this type of lighting?

Yes, turn off ALL the lights, lean back in your camp chair, and look at the stars.

 

[MaddoxPics]

Going to be a little tough to tell being I shot such a wide angle shot of my campsite, but typically I bring the least amount of stuff as possible just to keep the ride comfortable. Depending on where we go we sometimes sleep in the back of the car, other times we sleep in our Kelty tent.

This specific photo we brought a third person on our trip so we didn't sleep in the back. We also packed a little more than usual, but still nothing extreme.

Camp Chef Everest Stove, MAGMA 7 Piece Pot Set, Cooler for all of our food that needed to be kept cold, table, chairs, and a 24 Gallon Rubbermaid Action Packer for all our smaller things such as gas canisters, silverware, plates, bowls, flash lights, lanterns, camp games, etc.

This dispersed site had a picnic table for whatever reason so that made things easier with organization.

 

[TravelWest01]

New Camping Set Up With RTT

Here is the first run with the roof top tent. It was a pain to install, but it is really nice to climb up the ladder and sleep on a built-in mat. We were in the Excelsior Mtns. in Nevada. Good times!

 

[BRUIN8124]

Near Moosehead Lake, Maine

 

[pstur11]

true "car camping". allows covert camping. zero setup time. easy to take naps on road-trip.