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It really is! Probably the best ground tent you can find. Lots of space to stand up inside to do anything you need. Which is great when the weather turns bad. I also added the awning walls for the front awning which some with two additional side poles and a spreader pole that makes the entire...

I'm selling my Oztent RV5 with rainfly, floor saver, and side awning walls. It's an amazing tent for any type of weather. Only used four times. Asking $1,600 obo. Located in Harrisburg, PA but willing to travel within reason to meetup.

I'm in search of an Oztent RV4 or RV5. Switching up my tent camping again. Haven't had any luck finding a used one for sale yet, but I haven't given up yet. Located in Pennsylvania but willing to travel within reason.

I just picked up a 2005 Range Rover L322 last week. I plan to take my 2017 Subaru Outback back to stock and build out the L322 as a dedicated adventure rig. A roof rack and wheels/tires are high in the list to start with. It currently has 19" wheels. Thinking of going with 18's for better tire...

I'm interested. Message sent.

Nope. I haven't touched it with any additional waterproofing.

I went from the original T3 to the T4. I kind of prefer the T3 when I reflect upon this since I primarily camping alone. There really is a big difference between the two when it comes to pack size. On the other hand, it's nice to have some extra room if I'm camping for an extended period of time...

Having owned the T3 and currently owner of the T4, my only complaints are the shape of the door is awkward and a tripping hazard, and the lack of a vestibule for foul weather. The door shape kind of goes along with the design of the tent though, so I'm not sure how that could be changed. I would...

Searching for a Yakima Slim Shady awning with mounting hardware for my Subaru Outback. I'm located in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.

Sorry, no plans to go to Texas any time soon.

I'm selling a Gazelle T3 hub tent. I absolutely love this tent as a solo camper with my pup. It's small, lightweight and easily fits in the roof box on my Subaru Outback. I simply have too many tents. Located in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Not willing to ship, but I'm flexible in helping to get...

When I went to Overland Expo East this year, I used a Yakima roof box on top of my Subaru Outback. It held my T3 tent, roll-up table and all of my sleeping gear plus some. That left the back of my Outback for cooler and other things. The best part about this setup is that I can just as easily...

I also bought their G5 gazebo. It's easy to set up by myself and provides protection from the elements as well as bug netting. I also purchased a few of the walls that attach with Velcro to help keep our wind or rain if needed. This lets me set up the gazebo wherever I want to, and it also packs...

On the positive side, you can tie and stake out the Gazelle if needed. They run 20% - 30% off deals which make it very affordable. The T3 is a great size for me and my pup that allows me to stand up easily inside and room for a twin-size air mattress and gear. And it easily stows into my Yakima...

I haven't. I went with a Gazelle T3 tent for my travel camping. And a White Duck Outdoors 16'5" Regatta bell tent for cold weather camping on my property.

Not a queen size, but I use this in my T3 and I have room to spare. https://www.walmart.com/ip/Intex-Twin-Inflatable-Downy-Outdoor-Camping-Air-Mattress-with-Built-In-Foot-Pump/39151195

Ok, my most recent purchase is the White Duck Outdoors 16'5" Regatta bell tent. The reason I bought it is because I own property in rural Pennsylvania where I do 95% of my camping. So I figured I'd put something up that I can leave there for the Winter, along with a wood stove for heat and cooking.

I own 21 acres of land in rural Pennsylvania which is where I primarily go to camp. My most recent purchases are the following: OneTigris Smokey Hut tent Winnerwell Medium Nomad wood stove Winnerwell Medium Water Tank I'm enjoying the thought of getting out there in cold weather and being able...

Since I traded the Tacoma on a Subaru Outback, I'm now getting around 29 - 32 mpg on the road.

Not exactly "Ozark Trail", but purchased via Walmart.com, I just bought and received the Intex Twin air mattress with built in pump for $24. I have 3 different sleeping pads already, but I'm not really happy with any of them. They are all very skinny and it doesn't take much for me to slide off...