New Base Camp

[Cammy]

Several years ago I went from tent camping to a converted horse trailer and eventually to a hard side A-frame pop-up for deer camp. Got real tired of putting it up in snow and rain as well as worrying that something would leak. Sold the A-frame late last year and started saving for the next hunting camper. Pulled the trigger on this little beauty this weekend.

Sunset Park RV, 13MJ LTD. About 16ft overall and around 2500 pound dry weight. Has a 54x74 bed, jackknife sofa, kitchen and dry bath. Should make for a nice place to get out of the weather.

 

[pabearhunter]

That is all you need for 1 or 2 people. Looking good.

 

[SD_Prairie_Goat]

For me the most important is always a nice warm bed, and somewhere I can go to the bathroom without feeling cramped. That last part seems to be the difficult one in camper life...

Enjoy the comforts my dude!

 

[nrpate05]

My brother has the same model (I believe) and him and his GF love it. We have a similar one but its bigger with more beds for the 4 person family. It has been a great addition. We likely wouldn't go camping if we didn't own it. Just prepare for some things to break. Luckily everything is pretty simple.

 

[Cammy]

My brother has the same model (I believe) and him and his GF love it. We have a similar one but its bigger with more beds for the 4 person family. It has been a great addition. We likely wouldn't go camping if we didn't own it. Just prepare for some things to break. Luckily everything is pretty simple.

I told the sales guy that I was going to void the warranty in the first 10 days. Have a few plans for the inside. Not much in there that I can't fix.

 

[Cammy]

For me the most important is always a nice warm bed, and somewhere I can go to the bathroom without feeling cramped. That last part seems to be the difficult one in camper life...

Enjoy the comforts my dude!

Warm beds are awesome in deer camp! will have to get used to pooping inside rather than on a bucket. LOL!!!