Camping/Overlanding Thread

Kind of a space shuttle vibe but I love the headroom inside. Free camping around AZ.

 

Out on a small trail we came upon while exploring Labrador, NFLD.



Full gallery found on our website:
https://www.4regoverland.ca/labradorloopgallery

 

Just spent 4 days camping at Silver Strand State Beach (Coronado, CA):




Tired pupper:



Saw this beast on the way home on the 8:

 

Picked up the camper from RV shop. It passed inspection. It needs some caulking on the roof which I told them that I could do that. Now I’m ready to go camping.

 

Our photo album of our Cabot Trail trip is posted up on our site now.

There are quite a few pics as this was roughly 2 weeks spent out on the road.

We had an amazing time visiting the Cabot Trail and areas in between.

https://www.4regoverland.ca/cabottrail

Few samples

 

Took the day, ran a trail... 72 total rigs, but still my favorite lol.

 

Campers and the opinions on model to model are so wide ranging it would be hard to sum it all up. that said, I love these units. They have had a little trouble in newer years with some build quality, but honestly, most companies are facing the same issue. I was in love with the NOBO 16.1 and I went to the camper show to buy the 19.3 after I finally was ready to purchase. i decided to go a completely different route after the fact, for reasons that had nothing to do with their quality.

They are more expensive because they target off roaders. They are well though out with minimalistic approaches and offer a lot for 1-2 people. If I wasnt having a kid, I would have left with the 19'.

I will most likely be buying the 16' next year for renting out in my area, and for the occasional trips I dont need to be overly packed in for.

moral of my post, they are both solid units, depending on the features that matter to you.

 

@Captain Gluten Free