Thread: Show us your camping set up

Originally Posted by shorty disco

they all look abit more fancy than our set up, but it gets us out. one day we'll get there.

Where we all started out mate. I was going to post one like this but they are all prints and I was too slack to scan them!

Its not much but it works,well until the trailer is finished anyways.

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nice and simple, with a oztent for when the back of the landy gets too crowded (or leaks!)

we started off sleeping in the country, just got the tent, should have done that first

Some good set-ups here. I don't have any pics of my set up actually. I must take some but it is not different to what you see here already.

Way to go, Bushie. All you need is a Defender, an Engel, a sturdy table (for kneading the bread), chairs, a swag, a Versalite 12v, a Furphy camp oven and some firewood.

Good food, good booze, good mates, the stars, and the great brown land, apart from the Landrover all the rest is optional.

I've emailed pics of the setup on the back of the VNX's Defender trayback to some friends who have loved their swags for years but are getting to the age where a bed and some built in facilities is welcome.

PS, yes Cape Leveaque is more crowded but it is still a great place.

After quite a few years of tents and airbeds,,
and many many many many discussions on what we wanted,
we then bought this,,
and then got the front annex made to suit.

Its a bit different to normal hard floor campers but it has everything we "discussed",, so I guess we did OK,,,

Here's us





Kitchen

Hot water system for shower



Outdoor Kitchen




Baz.

We have a range of camping set -ups but we travel lightly. Our "on the move" camp set up is a swag, on a plastic tarp, out in the bush somewhere. If it rains, out comes the tent (If there isn't a pub or motel around)



And who would think there is mobile coverage out here - Next G !!

Erich