@Aaron Kravik Ya, sometimes I support a larger group with power.

My 2016 Nissan Frontier 2.5" lift on 33x10.5 Coopers. WAM bumpers P&P Rock sliders Raptorliner on the bumpers, rockers, and hood... 620 AH of storage battery for large camp events Charged by solar and alternator. She pulls my little HEO trailer off road and off grid very well. Photo taken near Lost Lake in Washington State 8/7/20. I like how this photo shows how much work I have put into building this truck to fit my needs.

I have not decided yet. My son may be moving to Tennessee, and I am not sure if I want to do it alone.

I will be reserving four spaces. My son and his SO will be joining me Friday. I will be heading up Thursday morning. My truck holds my power system, so I need the extra space for trailer, truck, a family size tent, and my covered areas for the awnings...

Ya Dan, the winter months do make it harder for me. The constant gray and cold are not my friends. Kinda the reason I don't camp "off season".

I'd do it. Love my 2016 frontier a lot, That one looks nice.

I have watched her for several years. So many car shows, how-to shows about off road gear, mechanics, auto body, restoration, welding, racing... The list of skill and talent is endless. She will remain an inspiration to gear heads for years to come. She died going for it, fearless and amazing. I pray that the next place for her has a bad ass garage...

There were a few spots that could be used, no real established spaces or anything. Depends on how you camp, I guess. Until you take that last fork to the left, the road is pretty well traveled. I personally look for less travelers and deeper hidden spaces.

Did not note the fsr number. Hyak exit off 90 just east of the summit take a left, then right after the highway. Up into the woods there's a spot where the road splits with a small track straight and a large bend to the right. About two miles into the smaller track it splits again. Go left and it will take you up there...

That was fun... Lot of people tho'

Wooohoooo! The time has come!!! I will be loading coolers, and heading out shortly... Coffee first...

Leaving east Kent around 10AM Thursday, heading over I-90, across Blewett through the back side... Anyone heading that way, I plan a stop for breakkies at the TA off exit 34 on 90 around 10:30-11:00. I will be flying a dragon kite over my trailer once set up... (said kite in the background of this image)

Love my Frontier, Lots of small upgrades, but still mostly stock. Need a bumper and a lift eventually, but it does OK for now. The added 150lbs of batteries for the solar system and eventually built in kitchen make the ride a little smoother, but will eventually make the truck sit lower (don't want lower).

@Chris Sherburn If you're thinking about a DYI build, check out CompactCampingConcepts.com, Scott has a very extensive stock of build parts from small bits, up to complete trailer kits and RTTs. He has all sorts of stuff.

@Chris Sherburn I went with the HEO because I don't have build space, or time. I got the base model, and have been adding to it to fit my needs as I go.

Anyone rolling from south of Seattle on Thursday? I would like to meet and travel up as a group if that's doable...

Solar in process. I have more than I need. 4 100W panels Mppt40a controller with a remote panel 2 125ah solar batteries two CF25 dometic coolers on the way Looking to add a few accessories as well, and have to find or build a box for the batteries and controller. Still need some wire... Going to mount a single panel on the roof of my truck, and have two to set up able to move for best sun. Ideas and input are welcome. Might trade a panel for other parts?

While I am not qualified to teach, I do have a fairly extensive kit. Everything from basic band-aids to an Israeli bandage and sutures.

@Mark and Vicki Lennox I plan to arrive at the rally on Thursday to help folks with set up, and stake out my claim. Probably leaving Kent around 10AM. Thinking about flying one of my dragon kites above my trailer so friends can find me.