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Will be adding this to my trailers tongue box when it arrives tomorrow.

It will be interesting to read user/owner reviews. Some National Parks with Grizzly bear activity RTT’s or soft sided campers are not allowed. One little hop and Ole Grizz would be on top of that tent like a rat on a Cheeto.

Added an RV Queen 60x75” ....12” of memory foam with a sheet of Hyper vent moisture barrier underneath to keep air circulating. Wife and I call it “my cloud” total hibernation. Hyper vent material link- https://www.mattressinsider.com/search.php?mode=search&page=1&keep_https=yes

Looks good! Does it radiate heat onto the wood decking?

Thanks, great points. I may consider purchasing one for traveling across the US.

I think it makes sense, especially using it during a fire ban. How easy does your pack up? Is it light weight?

If it has windows with screens crack them open, buy and try a small tent fan. Your issue of lots of condensation is the moist air you are exhaling has no where to go. You need to circulate fresh air in and around your sleeping area and moist air out. This is why most campers have roof vent fans.

Google is such a beautiful thing :wink: ....Propane Fire Pits or Fire Rings. These are propane fire rings are which usually allowed to be used where there are wood campfire bans in National Parks and some State Parks. Generally considered less of a fire risk/hazard since they can be...

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Dry run fit of the Power Tank bracket and 11# Worthington tank. I also ordered the Aluminum 10# tank and Power tank bracket and may just install it instead of the painted tank. Fits under the table- Here is the aluminum tank I will install in place of the painted tank.

For our needs the tank mounted on the exterior of the tongue box offers more space for packing set up gear in the tongue box. My TV is a Tundra with plenty of cargo room in the covered bed. And I honestly just have no interest in refilling the 1# tanks but do appreciate your suggestion. I will...

It’s a Maxx Haul tongue box purchased from etrailer. I had it Rhino lined. https://www.etrailer.com/Trailer-Toolbox/MaxxTow/MT80349.html

Soon to be mounted on my tongue box.

Really like our Tundra Platinum....

Looking Over the Land....in the Blue Ridge.

10” RV Queen memory foam mattress installed yesterday. Hyper-vent material underneath.

Just got back yesterday afternoon after 4 days of camping in the Cherokee territory. Beautiful.

Bear Den Campground in the Blue Ridge Mtns. Gotta have hard side campers in bear country.

Great question! We use the main cabin for sleeping. A queen size memory foam mattress. We only use the side door for sleep access. We use the roof MAXX Air fan to keep cool mountain air circulating or the AC if we are not in cool high altitude. Some owners build a bed frame to slide drawers...