Some Campsites Aren’t Good For A Teardrop Trailer
Mike and I have loved how convenient our teardrop trailer has been, but we’ve actually found a site that makes having one inconvenient.
We were at Quail Creek Reservoir and the campsites have a bit of a hike from the picnic table and shade to the trailer. In fact, we can’t use our little galley at all, so we just set up our camp kitchen under the shade.
I tried something different with the water in an effort to make a nice water faucet for the sink. It wasn’t perfect, but it worked well enough to wash our hands and rinse dishes.
You can’t beat the view from my bed, though.
Despite the inconvenient campsite, we had a lovely weekend at Quail Creek and can’t wait to go back!
Just curious about your camp kitchen, could you give details on how to set one up like that? Where did you get the table? Is that hose off of a coleman outdoor shower? Thanks!
Comment by Andrew — June 18, 2012 @ 9:14 am
I actually have a video showing how to set it up here: http://www.starling-travel.com/2012/02/04/how-to-set-up-the-portalcabelas-mega-camp-kitchen/
Comment by Laura Moncur — June 18, 2012 @ 1:13 pm
Gday from Australia . I have the same American Inc outback travel trailer. Two were imported into Australia, ours is the only one that has survived, the other one ws lost in the last Victorian bushfires, we would not part with ours. Draws a crowd were ever we go. Cheers Margaret and Ibo
Comment by Margaret and Ibo Sweep — June 25, 2012 @ 12:11 am
Gday from Australia . I have the same American Inc outback travel trailer. Two were imported into Australia, ours is the only one that has survived, the other one was lost in the last Victorian bushfires, we would not part with ours. Draws a crowd were ever we go. Cheers Margaret and Ibo
Comment by Margaret and Ibo Sweep — June 25, 2012 @ 12:13 am
Margaret!
I would love to see photos of your trailer. If you email them to me, I’ll post them on Starling Travel for everyone to see.
Laura
Comment by Laura Moncur — June 25, 2012 @ 12:53 pm