Caps ( aka Toppers ) are Freaking INSANE !

[Curious Hound]

used pop-up have became quite affordable. Id get one but thats one more thing to put a plate on, take up space, have lights & tires to maintain- and camping isnt near of a cheap lodging thing that it used to be.

$9 per night for primitive at the trail ride. $20 per night at the Army Corps of Engineers campground where I'm staying in western Illinois - right on the Mississippi R.

What did they mean by "Some swimming may be required"?

 

[sgtsandman]

used pop-up have became quite affordable. Id get one but thats one more thing to put a plate on, take up space, have lights & tires to maintain- and camping isnt near of a cheap lodging thing that it used to be.

That’s part of the reason I still tent camp. Cheapest camping out there.

 

[85_Ranger4x4]

$9 per night for primitive at the trail ride. $20 per night at the Army Corps of Engineers campground where I'm staying in western Illinois - right on the Mississippi R.

What did they mean by "Some swimming may be required"?

Bring your swim trunks and hope it’s been as dry up north as It was here in his summer.

 

[Snoranger]

used pop-up have became quite affordable. Id get one but thats one more thing to put a plate on, take up space, have lights & tires to maintain- and camping isnt near of a cheap lodging thing that it used to be.

No plate needed, no extra lights or tires:

 

[Biggfoot44]

Actually I also like tents , and was my initial plan for having a modicum of a life in '20 . But the Zombie Apocalypse both closed down all the camping in state forests , and delayed getting the Ranger on the road .

But for taking the family , or camping out for a week during hunting season , a cheap pop up could have its appeal .