The All Terrain Campers photo thread

[Sagebrush Reconnoiterer]

... I've not yet decided what I'll call that location.

Smug Thug ...

 

[ski3pin]

a few from our winter solstice adventure.............................................

 

[CraggyMan]

I notice a slight infatuation and a few places look vaguely familiar. We're in the midst of switching over our Fleet to a new rig. Hopefully we'll do a similar follow-up but yours will be hard to top. Cheers and safe travels!

 

[ski3pin]

I notice a slight infatuation and a few places look vaguely familiar. We're in the midst of switching over our Fleet to a new rig. Hopefully we'll do a similar follow-up but yours will be hard to top. Cheers and safe travels!

Craggy, we appreciate your gift of understatement.

And thank you for the very kind comment.

 

[Vic Harder]

Gorgeous!

 

[ski3pin]

From our tri state trip in January & February 2025

 

[Casa Escarlata Robles Too]

Thanks for the photos.I miss the story line though.
Frank

 

[mountainpirate]

Those photos look awesome! I just went on my first trip with my new Bobcat down to Death Valley! One trip in and I love this camper!

 

[PaulT]

New camper must be Waldo!
In many of your first trip photos, it takes a while to find the white dot so I'm thinking, "Where's Waldo?"

Or The Lone Ranger, especially because many photos were taken in Tonto's forest.

Sorry, must be trip report withdrawal pains from so few reports recently and my wondering how scooting into a narrow horizontal rock slot on one's back would allow one to find pictographs by looking up.

 

[Sagebrush Reconnoiterer]

Sorry, must be trip report withdrawal pains from so few reports recently ...

Few trip reports because they're quickly approaching 100 unplugged nights in their new rig. You can call it Voyager 1, because they're so far out in the terrestrial universe that they only call home every few years ...

 

[ski3pin]

Those photos look awesome! I just went on my first trip with my new Bobcat down to Death Valley! One trip in and I love this camper!

Congratulations on your first trip.

 

[ski3pin]

More from the tri state trip January & February 2025

 

[ski3pin]

It was a mission to surprise our friend Deb (Mrs. rubberlegs). Steve (rubberlegs) was in on the surprise. At dusk in Death Valley National Park we drove up to their campsite. Deb was surprised. We spent a week together wandering and exploring.

 

[Casa Escarlata Robles Too]

Nice extra photos.
Frank

 

[penner]

Does anyone happen to know if the flatbed ATC in the first post on this thread is still around? It's a set up that caught my eye when I was first looking back in 2017. Just wondering.

 

[Wandering Sagebrush]

Does anyone happen to know if the flatbed ATC in the first post on this thread is still around? It's a set up that caught my eye when I was first looking back in 2017. Just wondering.

Send Dirtydog a PM, I think he is still on the site.

 

[Casa Escarlata Robles Too]

Send Dirtydog a PM, I think he is still on the site.

He hasn't been on line since Dec 2023.
Frank

 

[ski3pin]

Does anyone happen to know if the flatbed ATC in the first post on this thread is still around? It's a set up that caught my eye when I was first looking back in 2017. Just wondering.

DirtyDog sold the truck (F250) and camper together as a unit years ago. I hope it is still enjoying a happy and adventurous life.

 

[ski3pin]

A few from our latest adventure..........

 

[Sagefemme]

I appreciate how lightly the Ski3pins travel. In every photo of their unpacked rig there are just 3 things: a gray water tank, another (bigger) tank, and a five dollar step stool. Oh and occasionally they add two chairs..........

Does this mean you always cook inside? We are debating whether to take the camp stove on our upcoming trip to Arizona, which will be our longest trip since we got our camper (June 2024). I know some prefer to cook outside; don't know if it's not wanting smells, additional heat, and additional mess inside, or if it's an aesthetic concept having to do with being fully in the Great Outdoors. I'm curious about any thoughts on this.

Part of my spouse's objection to the camp stove is he always wants to bring less stuff.