WI Trip Day 12: Green River to STG
07-26-18: WI Trip Day 12: Green River to STG
07-25-18: WI Trip Day 11: Limon, CO to Green River, UT
Last weekend at the Enterprise, Utah CornFest, I saw this awesome teardrop trailer.
It was for sale for $4500 and I wouldn’t be surprised if it sold before the day was out. It was in immaculate condition.
The bed appears to be a full-sized bed.
There is storage above the pillows.
Your feet nestle in below the shelving for the galley.
The galley looks absolutely perfect!
Seeing this teardrop really made me miss the one we used to have. It was so easy to tow and set up. If you’d live to see more teardrop trailers, we’ve featured many here:
At the Enterprise CornFest yesterday, I saw the cutest campers for rent.
This company is located in Southern Utah, close to Zion’s Park, so you can rent a camper to take into the National Park.
Let me show you Betty and Peggy, two of their vintage campers: (Continue Reading…)
Back in August 2012, we stayed for a few days at the Bear Lake KOA. It was such an idyllic visit that we still talk about that camping trip today. I can’t believe I never wrote about it here, so I am posting some of the photos we took on that trip.
Bear Lake is in Northern Utah and we had to go over the mountains with our Prius and the Duct Tape Palace for the first time. It handled it nicely, but we were anxious the entire trip. We were inexperienced towing anything bigger than the teardrop, so we were nervous the whole time. There was nothing to worry about, though, because we got to the campground easily and quickly.
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I came across this in my old photos the other day. Our first tent trailer, the Palamino, was so trashed that the canvass was literally held together with duct tape. We didn’t actually call it the Duct Tape Palace until AFTER we gave it away to charity.
Seeing this old photo of it, though, made me miss it a bit.
This photo was taken on our maiden voyage of that camper at Wasatch State Park, before any duct tape was employed to keep the windows closed. It was a very good introductory camper that taught us that we really did like camping in a tent trailer. It made the cost of the Jayco that we have now seem worth it. I don’t miss the Duct Tape Palace, but I’m sure glad we had it for as long as we did. Totally worth the $300 we paid for it!
Other posts about the Palomino Tent Trailer:
I went to the Salt Lake Farmer’s Market in July 2012 and saw this AWESOME camper turned food truck. It’s called Ramblin’ Rose Cafe.
Their camper is adorable and they were so friendly.
The next time you are cruising around Salt Lake City, check out the Farmer’s Market. You might just find the Ramblin’ Rose Cafe.
I didn’t know it at the time, but the anniversary trip Mike and I took in August of 2013 was The Last Prius Campout. We camped at Wasatch State Park in Northern Utah and had I known it was our last campout with that car, I would have taken more pictures.
I was looking through photos the other day and I found the few that I took.
We had a great time on that campout and I wrote about it when I talked about camping fondue: Starling Travel – Camping Fondue
Right after this, we bought the Crosstrek and we have adored it, using it for all our camping trips ever since, but the Prius was a great car for camping and it pulled that tent trailer like a trooper.
Here are a couple more shots:
We just got back from a lovely trip down to Sand Hollow State Park in Southern Utah, just outside of Zion’s National Park. It was the first time we have camped with our trailer since we bought the Subaru XV Crosstrek and I have to say that towing with that car is a dream.
I’ve talked before about Oquirrh Lake and how beautiful it is. Here is a walking video that goes past the lake from Starling Fitness:
The next time you’re feeling trapped and want to escape, take a few minutes and watch this video. You’ll be transported to a Utah wintery walk and return to your life refreshed and a little chilly.
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