Charlie
"Charlie" is one of our campers. Named after Charlie Brown because of it's brown color, this rig remains in our seasonal lot in Vermont, where we spend most of our summer when we're not using Leela for moving around. It features some of our key comforts, such as a dedicated office space for me, comfortable seating, an outdoor kitchen, and a separate bedroom for the kids, complete with seating and a table. This gives us a comfortable place to rest in-between travel sessions, and gives us a little more room, while still being able to be comfortably pulled by a half ton truck.
Charlie is a 32' 2014 Sunset Trail Reserve, and we bought it in 2023 from a family who used it for weekend adventures for nearly a decade.
Well that didn’t go as planned lol. Turns out the blizzard that’s hitting Vermont this weekend decided to come a little early, so we had to scramble to get the camper packed today after making the drive from Ohio, then drive the rig to Albany through snow. We’ll finish this tomorrow, just glad to be parked away from the bulk of the snow.
That’s a wrap for this summer! Starting our trip back to Texas this week. We have a few fun stops along the way, including the Smokies, the Poconos, and Shenandoah.
We made it back to Charlie, our camper in Vermont, yesterday. We’ve all got Covid and I’m pretty much spending my day recovering. Gilmore Girls, fever reducers, and tissues abound. I’m so glad we got back before everyone’s symptoms peaked.
Meet Charlie, Our Summer Camper
Earlier this year we bought a used camper to put on our seasonal lot in Vermont. This post talks about the camper, and how it stacks up with our other campers.
Living It Up With a Shed
We set up a shed on our seasonal lot in Vermont, and I’m so happy with the results. This post talks a bit about how we built the shed, and the platform it’s built on.
