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Camper Question

We most recently put our camper at Lake Shelbyville, but it is the parking lot type camping area that you talk about. But what we are trying to achieve is a place to lay our heads down and pre trip for a day at the lake, and this provides that for us.

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Now that's a good looking setup!!
 
That's a great looking camper @Trevor Shipman ! Our first camper was a Jayco Jayfeather 23B which was a great camper that we easily towed with a 1\2 ton pickup. It just takes a little time to setup and take down in comparison to our current 5th wheel camper. If you happen to camp in a not so shady spot and you find that your a\c is not keeping your ends cool here's a tip. Get some solar blankets and clothes pins for on the roof of the soft ends. It'll help a good bit. There's a company that makes accessories for popup campers that's owned by an old aquantence of ours that we were in a camp club with. If he's still in business he will certainly be able to hook you up with some cool gadgets for your new rig.
Thanks @PEARCE yeah I think I've seen some of those blankets on a few YouTubes. I also have seen where people have put reflexitics in the windows between the screen and canvas. I might explore both options to keep her cool in the summer.

And thanks for the tips on your friends, do they have a website I can check out?
 
I'll check around and see. It's been awhile since I've talked to him.
 
Here ya go! popupgizmos.com
 
Cooler coolers...LOL Those are neat!
 
Wait... you didn't bring the boat?

:)
 
I prefer the permanent site. Right up the road from you in Salisbury, @Trevor Shipman . We spend virtually every weekend here.

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That's what I want! A permanent site on the lake!

My. It's and I went camping last weekend to a Yogi Bear Jellystone park close to us, so much stuff for the kids to do at these parks!
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This is my favorite campground..... Beverly beach in Florida
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More bad influence in my life. Now I want a trailer.
 
Here is another beach front campground in Destin Beach called Camp Gulf http://www.campgulf.com/
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I really can't wait to get the boat out - hopefully that'll save me from watching videos like the one on the effects of ice in a black water tank - when I don't own an RV! :banghead::banghead:
 
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