Camping 2024

[Loudram]

So, we had went tent camping in January and February since mother nature was being kind. Then she decided to give us the rain for what seems like months on end. And, we were busy with our kids social lives...BUT, tomorrow we are heading camping...and look what will be towing our weekend getaway...

View attachment 543366

Sad to see my trusty 4th Gen go. 5 years of honorable service. I had hoped to keep it forever...but, I needed a Red RAM in my life again.

Congratulations on your new toy. Looks sharp.

We're heading to Starlite campground in Lancaster PA next weekend with some friends. Our second trip this year. Due to a work schedule change we'll be camping a little less this year.

 

[392DevilDog]

What a beautiful day for camping. The Campground is completely full, but our strategic site makes it like just a few people are here.

If people wouldn't bring dogs to non pet sites, I wouldn't even know they are here...

 

[Loudram]

At Starlite campground in Lancaster PA this weekend. BEAUTIFUL MORNING! 65° Sitting out here enjoying my coffee. Here's our site and the view when you walk across the street.

 

[freeswimmingfish]

I am a 6 year in remission cancer survivor. I just bought a 24 2500 gasser and a 24 25SRK camper. We plan to go as often as we have the time and money.
As of today, gas in Houston Tx is around $2.85 a gal.
Hope to see you at the campfire.

 

[RealTruck]

I am a 6 year in remission cancer survivor. I just bought a 24 2500 gasser and a 24 25SRK camper. We plan to go as often as we have the time and money.
As of today, gas in Houston Tx is around $2.85 a gal.
Hope to see you at the campfire.

Congrats on your new 2500! Enjoy every mile on your journey and keep us posted!

 

[KKBB]

I am a 6 year in remission cancer survivor. I just bought a 24 2500 gasser and a 24 25SRK camper. We plan to go as often as we have the time and money.
As of today, gas in Houston Tx is around $2.85 a gal.
Hope to see you at the campfire.

I am battling cancer myself right now. Congrats on being 6 years in remission!!! Like you said, go as often as you can...enjoy every second of life because you never know when your time is up!!!