Pop-up Truck Camper | Camping in Grizzly Country
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- We take our Four Wheel Pop-up Camper to 3 National Parks in 9 days and 2,661 miles. Follow along as we navigate our way through Glacier, Yellowstone, and Grand Teton. We find lots of wildlife and beautiful places to camp.
What we bring camping:
TemboTusk Skottle Kit: amzn.to/3gHo6xv
Solo Stove Ranger Stainless Steel Smokeless Firepit: amzn.to/35SD5Cs
Outland Living Propane Firebowl: amzn.to/3Gojhn7
REI Flexlite Camp Dreamer Chair: bit.ly/3oroNiJ
GCI Outdoor Compact Camp Table: amzn.to/3Lb2F5K
Elevated Outdoor Dog Bed: amzn.to/3gtzAo5
Plastic Straw Outdoor Rug: amzn.to/3snGEs1
Yeti Tundra 35 Cooler, Desert Tan: amzn.to/34CEQCV
Yeti Tundra 65 Cooler: amzn.to/3uxfTDY
Bubba Rope Power Stretch Recovery Rope: amzn.to/3AX8X4k
Bubba Rope Gator-Jaw Soft Shackle: amzn.to/3rriZri
Viair Portable Air Compressor: amzn.to/3gs0Fbe
Wolfwise Pop-up Portable Privacy Shower/Bathroom Tent: amzn.to/3utQ0F9
Go Anywhere Portable Camping Toilet: amzn.to/3rrQsld
Extra Large Trash Bag Tire Mount Waxed Canvas: bit.ly/3AZRubm
Just got my rig on the road a month or so ago .. 2022 Tacoma TRD OffRoad with the 4 Wheel Camper Swift model. Still learning the in's and out's of having a camper whereas I've been camping out of my old Ford Explorer and more recently a Subaru Crosstrek. My truck weighed in at 4680 lbs .. with the camper 6100 lbs! Been getting 16/18 mpg on average .. wind kills me and will knock me down into the 12 and 13's. 🤠
Congrats on your new rig! Sounds like a great set-up. It definitely takes some getting used to, but we love the space. That’s pretty good for gas mileage too! We average closer to 12-14 mpg. Have fun in your Swift! 🍻
Awesome hike!
Thanks, Nick and Rachel!
@@AdventureOutThere you're welcome 😊
Hey Brian, do you think you will, perhaps one day, complete a video about your rig?
Hi Morgan, Absolutely. We plan on getting a tour video out in the next month. Stay tuned. Brian
Those Pole Bridge bear claws are worth the drive alone!
Could not agree more! 😂
Yeah Highland Park
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Nice Video...🙄👍
Thanks, Timothy! 🍻
The background music is very loud
Thanks for watching and commenting. Have a great day
what month did you take your trip?
We just got back this past weekend. We were there 8/7 - 8/15. Hope this helps!
Please share with us your avg mpg on this trip. thank you.
Hi Morgan, average MPG was 10-15. Luckily gas was much less expensive in MT/WY than we are used to in NV, but still not great.
Nice I was going to ask too. I’ve got the same rig and camper and get about 12 city and 12.7 freeway with 33 BFG KO2’s Northern California roads.
Definitely not great, but we consider it a small price to pay for our camper we can take just about anywhere. Cheers road friend!
Can you take your dogs on trails in a National Park?
Thanks for the great video!
Thanks for the feedback and watching! Unfortunately you can’t take dogs on any real hiking trails in NPs. They’re pretty limited to where they can go, so we’ll make sure they’re nice and comfy in the camper if we decide to do a quick hike. If we really plan on doing big hikes on NP trips, we leave the pups at home with a sitter. It’s a bummer, but totally understand why it’s necessary to preserve the beautiful areas and fauna.
You can deter bears from entering your camp site with a portable electric bear fence. Small kit that brings huge peace of mind.
Thanks for the tip! Since we had our dog with us, we weren’t that worried. He would definitely let us know if we had a visitor. 😉
Mega thanx for that tip. !
5:38 earn you a thumbs up
Thanks for watching and commenting!
Why must every overlander fill footage with their culinary repressed chef fetishes. Nothing more creative to add?
Sorry it put a bad taste in your mouth 🤣 We like capturing the whole experience (food included) and hopefully inspire others to get out there and do the same. Cheers!
Thanks, Annie! We appreciate you!!
@AdventureOutThere very positive response! I'm so glad you enjoyed your whole vacation, dinners and all. Some people who don't do this may not understand that the cooking out is part of enjoying the campfire and camping thing. You don't see the RV people, who spend all their time watching movies indoors (most do the outdoor thing, but ive seen a few who fit this description), making such great videos. Cheers and happy (and safe!) travels! 😊