Post your Jeep Camping Pictures!

[Viggen]

near Jacob's chair across Hwy 95 from Piute PassView attachment 87947

Scrambler. Nice. Thats my next rig.

 

[trust]

thanks, it's the perfect rig for the type of wheeling and camping I enjoy

 

[DocGary]

Decided to go camping in the KJ so I have ventured to a place called all wheels off road park here in Maine lots of trails to explore for both stock to extremely modified vehicles I don't plan on a whole lot of Wheeling just nice to be able to kick back and relax I'll try and post some pictures that I take while I'm out here

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[the59sound]

Camping with my wife. We ditched the back seat and were able to fit everything for camping and tools for the jeep in my two door



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[JIMBO]

:sombrero: Northern Sierras last Sept, can't go this Sept--too much smoke !

Trail to camp-

At a lake-

At the camp

Might be able to go back this Sept., when they control more of the "Rim"/American fires-

:costumed-smiley-007:wings: JIMBO

 

[chips95]

Camping along the Knik River in Alaska! Little guy had a great time!

 

[Willman]

^^^Nice Setup! Those teardrops look like great trailers!

 

[chips95]

Yeah, we love it but are slowly outgrowing it the bigger the little guy gets.

 

[jscusmcvet]

LJ pulls this little pop up just fine as long as I remember it's back there We avoid interstate as much as possible and cruise two lanes at 55 in 5th gear comfortably. Average 12-13 mpg, so not much different than without the camper.

We have been tent campers throughout but somewhere along the way, as our little surprise Joe came along, we decided it was time to move up off the ground. He is our third child and the other two are 22 and 18... Life changes, does it not?

We looked at several options that we felt like might work with our camping style and budget... roof top tent, super large tent with cots, even a few motorhomes, etc...
and Ann stumbled upon this little popup. Our trips are usually just a few hours on the road to places we want to explore, ride MTB, fish, etc... This rig at just under 1100 pounds empty, no inside cooking, no a/c. We really use it primarily for sleeping comfortable and helping to tote our gear. Working so far, although we are constantly brainstorming what's next...

John

 

[reece146]

 

[driver61]

 

[grogie]

Jeeps are great to get you to those remote spots. This picture was below a pass at 11,000 ft. elevation. No one was anywhere nearby. (Except for possibly bigfoot!)

Or just along a Colorado river.

I've also added an off-road box trailer which will be going on it's first camping trip next week!

 

[JIMBO]

:sombrero: Now thats what we're talking about-

Jeeps are great to get you to those remote spots. This picture was below a pass at 11,000 ft. elevation. No one was anywhere nearby. (Except for possibly bigfoot!)

Or just along a Colorado river.

I've also added an off-road box trailer which will be going on it's first camping trip next week!

Don't worry about Bigfoot-, He's scared of red !


:costumed-smiley-007:wings: JIMBO

 

[LandRoverHyter]

 

[itchyrichy]

Labor Day 2012 in St. Helen Michigan.