Popup (Folding/Tent Camper) Setup and Use Walkthrough Demonstration - American RV Center 

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I'm looking into one currently. Do you have any regrets?

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WTF??..😳😳

I thought I wanted one until I realized how much time and effort it goes into one. I guess I’ll just stay at hotels 🤷🏻‍♂️

@@joeblack8389 god damn millenials

Picking up our new Rockwood this Tuesday. Looks easy enough to setup.

They're a great way to start RV camping!

Glad it was helpful!

E17.

Trans cooler is for automatic transmission.

It's probably prepped for air conditioning. Can't think of anything else it would be.

Many popups like my Viking have simplified the setup process. I use a 20v drill to raise the roof and crank down/up the stabilizers, and there are no bars under each bed bunk. Those help quite a bit.

I can’t figure out my 2002 Bonnie ohzone awning. Any videos on that?

@@dannisimes8529 This is the one step in the popup setup process where 2 people really come in handy.

Can't wait to do it again!

I'd set up our family's my own self in more like five minutes at around ten years of age, decades ago. But was bigger than average. I was, I mean. Hadn't thought of those campers in many years. Tent Trailer was the commonly-used term back then. Had never heard the words Popup, Folding Camper, Tent Camper used for them until saw this post. They were much more commonly seen, used back then. Their construction, setup were much more simple then. Unlatch latches on outside of each end, which secured square metal top to square metal bottom during travel, pull/slide ends of beds outward, up went the metal roof on the ends of metal pipes/rods which unfolded, straightened up as beds were pulled out. No cranking involved. Heavy canvas attached to those, other folding, unfolding metal rods, pipes covered sides, ends, rest of ceiling area of trailer when set up for occupancy. Air conditioning, heating were concepts from The Future. Zero privacy for any family member on inside. Still, when was a child, was pleasant enough vacation living when frozen tundra west of Boston thawed for summer, could drive to, set up near, a pleasant lake or ocean area to east or south, camp out there for two weeks, swim, tan - as mother, I, sisters always wanted to do. Father, though, would often have us on some version of Mao's Long March/Cherokee's Trail Of Tears, traveling to, through frozen Vermont, New Hampshire/Maine/Maritime Provences of Canada, where needed ski jackets at night in July, August, ocean water was shockingly cold first minutes immersed in it. Get up early morning, fold up trailer, attach it to station wagon, drive all day until early evening, rent camp space in camp ground, set up trailer, go to sleep, get up early next day, repeat for two weeks. Father had suffered from untreated hyperactivity from childhood, they guessed long after. Such people were just considered to be extra annoying/exhausting before there was a word, treatment for it. I bailed out for CA, where no one knew what 90+% humidity accompanied by clouds of biting mosquitos, black flies, gnats, no-see-ums (microscopic biting flying insects) were, not to mention deer ticks, almost ASAP, stayed there for decades.

Very true. The leveling has to be spot on, and the roof must be fully up (green cable taut). Good things to check if the door or "canvas" doesn't quite seal.

USMCDOGOFWAR1 I'm pulling mine with a Dodge caliber

I've had my pop up for a year now. It's not really that bad.

soup dragon Normally in the 2000lb range empty

Unfortunately, they are custom fit to each model and manufacturer.

I pull mine with a Rav4.

@@brianhanlon9602 That’s good to know I have a RAV4 and the weight on it only says 1500 pounds. The camper we’re buying is 1100 and I was concerned

Any Forest River dealer should be able to order it for you if it's still available. They'd need your VIN, year, and model number of your camper to look that up for you. Feel free to give us a call at 812-867-5200 and we can look into it for you.

Like anything else, if you follow a checklist and go through the motions several times, it does get easier and quicker.

Brooklyn Tea i found that showering regularly greatly helps keep the stank away.

@@wobu5361 It doesn't help keep the skanks away, though, thank heaven.

Throw some dryer sheets in there, they really clear up the air.

craigslist pop up camper Make sure your vehicle can tow it. These can range from 1500lbs to 4000lbs

There are popup floorplans available with a restroom, however they do tend to be quite small.

Anywhere from a couple thousand up to the mid-teens.

Your toilet is the great outdoors.

Really?

True. Since I live in GA, my camper will be either local or just within a couple of states. If we go out west, we'll probably rent a Class C or stay in a cabin.

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Nope just bring extra propane.

Pop up life ain't for everyone...

They hold up remarkably well!

Punk Rock Pete I

What fun would that be?!

Seriously it can be completely set up and ready in about 10 minutes.

Not really after doing it once I can do it in my sleep.

Aussie campers are much more expensive too.

Its for camping, hunting, enjoying the lake. THE OUTDOORS. You should keep to the city...

Or, just mentioning this as a maybe, a hotel in the country!!!

@@colinveacock5408 Why would you waste money on a hotel?

Around here a full hook up camp site is half the price of a hotel room and I know what's been in the beds.

But these are the only full size RVs that fit in garages. (For those of us with HOA eyes watching.)