Looking forward to our second Roofnest trip across the northern Midwest this summer. We will travel and camp along Highway 2 from Wisconsin to Glacier National Park, south to the Tetons, and back home through Wyoming, Montana, North Dakota, and Minnesota -- Roofnesting in national, state, and county parks all along the way. Can't wait!
If you are gonna be in established campgrounds why not a Big Ground top tent that you won't need a ladder to get in and out? Sleep on a comfy air mattress or cot? Roof Tops are more for when you make your own campsite
@@UncleFjester Our RoofNest works wherever and whenever we need it. It is fast, convenient, and works with any campsite location -- as long as we can get the car to the site. We got it specifically because it is off the ground. We slept in ground tents for years, bit no more of that for us.
Looking forward to our second Roofnest trip across the northern Midwest this summer.
We will travel and camp along Highway 2 from Wisconsin to Glacier National Park, south to the Tetons, and back home through Wyoming, Montana, North Dakota, and Minnesota -- Roofnesting in national, state, and county parks all along the way.
Can't wait!
If you are gonna be in established campgrounds why not a Big Ground top tent that you won't need a ladder to get in and out? Sleep on a comfy air mattress or cot?
Roof Tops are more for when you make your own campsite
@@UncleFjester Our RoofNest works wherever and whenever we need it. It is fast, convenient, and works with any campsite location -- as long as we can get the car to the site. We got it specifically because it is off the ground. We slept in ground tents for years, bit no more of that for us.