1st Trip in the FreeSolo - Hard Labor Creek State Park
We finally got our shakedown trip with our FreeSolo DIN. We spend three nights at Hard Labor Creek State Park in Georgia. It was a really nice campground and we had a great time. Even though we had to fight the heat. The camper did well but we definitely found some area we need to improve. We also have ideas we will share soon on how we want to reorganize the layout. Hope you enjoy!
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00:00 Hooking up and go
03:25 Day 1 Set up & Chill
05:46 Day 2 Recap & Beach
12:36 Day 3 Hiking
15:38 Packing up
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You should rest; you are busy folks and always have a project.
I appreciate you being the Guinea pig trail blazer for me in remodeling. I just picked up the exact same rig.
@JustSimplifying
Жыл бұрын
We are loving ours so far. And we love that it was cheap enough that we don't mind remodeling it right away. We have two more trips this year and then we tear into it!
Hello. Very beautiful park
@JustSimplifying
Жыл бұрын
Yes it was. It was our first time at this one and we would definitely put it on our list of parks we would go back to. Thanks for watching!
New Subscribers here. We travel with a Yorkie in a very small travel trailer. He sleeps under the only seat in travel.
@JustSimplifying
Жыл бұрын
Nice. Just saw your Viking. That is definitely small! But that also makes most things less complicated which is what we love about the small campers.
Looks like a very nice trip. What brand sway control/weight distribution system do you have, and do you recommend for your size trailer?
@JustSimplifying
2 жыл бұрын
Hi Andrew. We have an Equalizer hitch. We have not had any complaints with it. We definitely needed it with the R-pod. With the Freesolo its borderline. If the camper was at the dry weight we may be able to get by but with some stuff in it, it weighs more than half of what our Tahoe weighs. So I prefer having it for sure.
Nice video. Do you leave the doggo in the rv when you go hiking or whatever. I'm thinking about getting this trailer, have 2 dogs. I've never camped with dogs so I'm just looking for advice.
@JustSimplifying
Жыл бұрын
We leave them for maybe one or two hours tops when its warm out. We've went for some longer hikes when it was in the 50's out though.. We want to get a wifi hot spot and a remote temperature monitor before we go longer than that in warm temperatures.
How does the a/c do in hot weather?
@JustSimplifying
Жыл бұрын
For Georgia summers this one struggles. I'll have some upcoming videos upgrading the setup on this one. A few others commented in one of our other videos that they upgrading to a better name brand 6000 btu from Home Depot and it worked great.