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We have two fifth wheels, one 32footer parked year round at a campground with a new 10X25 deck we built last spring. The other is a 29footer that we use when we travel together. And I just got a truck camper that I use when traveling solo or we use together for quick fishing trips to the beach. Does anyone else have a truck camper? Here are our rigs:
http://esage.homestead.com/SHAREPHOTOS.html

I think you are going to enjoy your truck camper.

With two fivers and a truck camper, yep, you enjoy rving and camping.
My kind of a gal.

Had a 5er and truck camper, but I just sold the 5er recently and will be full timing in the truck camper. I towed the 5er for 3 years. Have already been living and traveling in the camper since late April last year. I had been wintering in one spot with the 5er.

I have a truck camper. Haven't been out too much lately, but plan to change that this year. Linda

We had a truck camper back when the girls were little. I loved it!

Love it. What brand of camper is it?

Do you gals with truck campers remove the camper from the truck while camping so you can use the truck to go places? Just curious...

BarbaraRose wrote:Do you gals with truck campers remove the camper from the truck while camping so you can use the truck to go places? Just curious...

I could but to my way of thinking, loading it is a pain, particularly if you don't do it often or have another pair of eyes. Besides, I'd go nuts if a windstorm came up! Plus if camping with no sewer hookup, that would be an additional pain. I haven't had a problem just leaving it on, but I have decided for stays in some places, I will rent a car.

chalet05 wrote:

BarbaraRose wrote:Do you gals with truck campers remove the camper from the truck while camping so you can use the truck to go places? Just curious...

I could but to my way of thinking, loading it is a pain, particularly if you don't do it often or have another pair of eyes. Besides, I'd go nuts if a windstorm came up! Plus if camping with no sewer hookup, that would be an additional pain. I haven't had a problem just leaving it on, but I have decided for stays in some places, I will rent a car.

I don't unload either when camping. It is a pain. I have also been told at a few CG that I am not allowed to do so. (Usually a private CG) I am also thinking of just loading the camper and keeping on while here in the S&B. This way, I'll be more apt to take off instead of convincing myself that it is such a chore to load. (It really isn't, but I do tend to talk myself out of doing it because it is not convenient.) Linda