Glad to see another new member. We've got the same trailer, drop me a message if you want to comiserate. We've had a lot of fun camping in ours too.
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CampingWhit, welcome to the forum glad you found us. Yep Kathy and I both are PADI Certified Advanced Open Water Divers and love it, have been diving since 1999. I would be glad to answer your questions. Oh by the way I work as a DOD Civilian Contract Employee at Laughlin AFB, Texas as a Network LAN/WAN Admin. for Supply. If you would like my email there I can send it to you in a offline email, you can get in touch with me at [email protected] or [email protected] And as for camping we do it as often as possible, might even load up the dive gear and head to Florida for a week or two.
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Welcome to the Outbackers.com Forum djd1023. Were glad you found us.
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Well my first post as a newbie on the site was not in this section, oh well.
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Hello Campingwhit and the rest of the Outbackers family, I have Tundra also - love the truck! (If you ever want to talk Tundra's, just shoot me an e-mail.)
Found this site during a marathon (trailer) research blitz after returning from a week long trip up on the Oregon coast. Prior to our Outback, we owned a Starcraft Starmaster tent trailer. We discovered it was getting a bit too small for our family. Plus all the time it would take to setup and take down once you were at a site. That whole routine just finally became too much. We spent about 4 weekends in a row looking and looking at trailers. Then in the evenings searching the internet for trailer sites, reviews etc. The vast majority of trailers out there just scream cheap! cheap! inside and out. We were pretty much at our whit's end when we turned into an Outback dealer 5 minutes before closing and just one look at the 26RS quad bunk model and we said this is it! <Insert happy dance here> Other than the window issue, it looks to be everything we wanted in a trailer without the "cheese".
Now a little about us. We live in Roseville, CA. which is just about 10 miles north east of Sacramento. Roseville is pretty cool because we are about 2 hours from either the mountains (and Lake Tahoe) to the east or the coast to the west. I am a LAN/WAN Admin for a health insurance company. My wife is a kindergarten school teacher and we have a 6 year old daughter and a 3 year old son. Amen for the quad bunks!
I love taking my family back to camping spots that I went to as a kid with my family. Lots and lots of fond memories!
That's it for now.
Happy camping!
Herbicidal
Found this site during a marathon (trailer) research blitz after returning from a week long trip up on the Oregon coast. Prior to our Outback, we owned a Starcraft Starmaster tent trailer. We discovered it was getting a bit too small for our family. Plus all the time it would take to setup and take down once you were at a site. That whole routine just finally became too much. We spent about 4 weekends in a row looking and looking at trailers. Then in the evenings searching the internet for trailer sites, reviews etc. The vast majority of trailers out there just scream cheap! cheap! inside and out. We were pretty much at our whit's end when we turned into an Outback dealer 5 minutes before closing and just one look at the 26RS quad bunk model and we said this is it! <Insert happy dance here> Other than the window issue, it looks to be everything we wanted in a trailer without the "cheese".
Now a little about us. We live in Roseville, CA. which is just about 10 miles north east of Sacramento. Roseville is pretty cool because we are about 2 hours from either the mountains (and Lake Tahoe) to the east or the coast to the west. I am a LAN/WAN Admin for a health insurance company. My wife is a kindergarten school teacher and we have a 6 year old daughter and a 3 year old son. Amen for the quad bunks!
I love taking my family back to camping spots that I went to as a kid with my family. Lots and lots of fond memories!
That's it for now.
Happy camping!
Herbicidal
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