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...close to the old location. There we would have a large camping area (lawn) and a sports club building that we could use (sanitary facilities, kitchen, lecture room, etc.). If we meet there, there would be a few changes. These are: 1. The participation fee per person will have to increase...

I’m using the GSI Cascadian set and it’s worked really well — durable, inexpensive, nests tightly, BPA-free, and easy to color-code for the family. No lids or insulation, but great overall. I also keep a couple Sea to Summit Delta Bowls with lids for leftovers or bug protection, though they...

...I didn't bring ALL my camp gear this time, since I was only going to sleep in the Raider, but not camp-cook since there was a nice kitchen 50 ft. away. It's a fairly nice drive, and I managed almost 17mpg going up there, which is pretty great for this giant box. Also, I turned 250,000...

I'm looking for a 4x4 camper rental (e.g. Jeep with RTT and kitchen/fridge etc.) in California, ideally LA/SD area? Any recommendations? I found escapecampervans and cypressoverland - is that it? Thanks for any hints and tips. Regards, Oliver.

2019 Turtleback Getaway Trail; one owner, garage-stored Max Coupler hitch Icon Turtleback suspension Upgraded HDPE kitchen with deep Dometic sink, Partner two-burner stove, two kitchen drawers 20-gallon fresh water take, annually bleached twice. Single AGM house battery, shore power...

...own job to do,but can be swapped round as and when. I will also have the agm battery. jump 600 to power the fridge flashspeed 300 to go in kitchen to charge phones and other smaller jobs fossibot2400 for running the fuse panel of the trailer and supplying 230 v agm for supplying the...

How was your trip? Did the trailer do what it was designed for?

...• Hot Shower System: Built-in water heater with external shower for warm showers and water for the sink. • Pop-Up Cafe: Fully equipped kitchen with sink, stove, and prep area for easy meal prep. • Off-Road Ready: Heavy-duty suspension, galvanized chassis, and all-terrain tires for tough...

I can't do the slide out the back kitchen like many have on here because of the necessity of keeping the bed available for "homestead jobs," so for years I've been using the plano sportsman's case as the "Kitchen Bin." Recently I finally decided that I hate it, so I revamped my kitchen setup: I...

Finally got sick of the Plano case for the kitchen bin. It was just too inconvenient, always getting jumbled up, hard to reach and find things, awkward to move around, always getting buried by things in the truck etc. So I revamped my whole kitchen setup: Not exactly a mod, I know, because I...

Revamped my kitchen setup. I had a crack at using one of these bins as the kitchen before, without success, but I think last time I was using only the left bin. I had been using a plano sporsman's trunk previously, but I finally decided I just hate it, so I was determined to make this work...

I noticed your power plugs and the duracell battery. How is that set up working out for ya?

...outlets in the front with 2 x 2 output USB charging Remote switch for 4 x STEDI security/camp lights on dash 2 x fire extinguishers fitted Kitchen roll holder fitted All interior lights replaced with LED bulbs Rear tailgate plastic ribbed cover replaced with custom made marine ply, with black...

...that's one reason to have it, but in a real pinch someone could just sit on the rear floor where I usually put my footlocker with all my kitchen stuff. And that will be going away. (side note: I'll still keep the seat, it takes like 2 minutes to swap in and out). So that brings up the other...

We have a van, so it's on the right side. covers the side doors, right front door, and the kitchen box on the right side swing arm.

The last vehicle I had came with "security" lugs on them. I pulled them off and replaced with the same lugs as everything else. I didn't want to find my self way out in the desert on a dark night and lose the key and not be able to change a tire. Keep it simple.

I'm a little embarrassed to say how long I drove around with my security lug socket in the shop...and my bike rack key in the kitchen fibber drawer. Maybe a year would pass before I could squeeze out a laugh...if I ever needed them.

I Can run any kitchen appliance minus a dishwater and full size stove/oven. I don't bother with microwave or toaster oven anymore they take up to much space. What I do use is a hotplate and electric kettle and takes care of my cooking needs. The Fridge/Freezer are awesome hard to live without...

...Fully off-road capable with rugged suspension • Pop-top roof for extra headroom • Interior wet bath with shower and cassette toilet • Full kitchen (stove, sink, fridge) • Battery system with 300w solar charging • King-size bed plus convertible dinette • A/C, heating, and hot water...

Here's another kitchen setup to checkout if you're still looking: Chuk Kitchen Box - The Ultimate Outdoor Cooking Companion