We’re back again with 14 new Cirrus owners sharing their campers. We spent a few days in Cirrus Alley at the Truck Camper Adventure Rally at Roadrunner Wash in Quartzsite Arizona. The rally was busy with classes, learning opportunities and social time, but we made time to hang out with other Cirrus owners and share stories. They let us tour their rigs, including the Cirrus 620, 800, 820 and 920, plus a fully customized Cirrus ready for adventure. Model years from 2016 (“the originals”) to those 2022’s hot off the line. See how they look when people are living in their campers or just weekend boondocking. These are not showroom rigs; they’re in the desert serving as a home or a home away from home. At least three of the owner couples are living full time in their Cirrus truck campers. You’ll hear what they love about their campers and why they chose them, but also the pain points and issues that come with having a camper.
Apologies for the wind noise and the less than perfect interviewing techniques. We are still learning. But we hope you enjoy getting to know these amazing people and seeing inside their truck campers. We appreciated their willingness to let us come inside even when they had dirty dishes in the sink.
To see more Cirrus Truck Camper Tours, check out our earlier video here: • Cirrus Truck Camper Ra...
To see more from the 2022 Truck Camper Adventure Rally, watch this: • Boondocking in the Des...
For more on daily RV life, tips and organizing your camper, including a TOUR of our Cirrus 800 Truck Camper, check out our Daily RV Life playlist: tinyurl.com/43672un9
To see how much we spent our first 8 months on the road, this: • Full Time RV Costs. Ho...
Other adventurers living and traveling in their Cirrus:
Scott & Sasha ‪@Stonyboot‬
Josh & Amy / chasingharleyblog
Tom & Prescott: / dreamersandtravelersusa
Lucas / the_cirrus_adventurer
Vinnie & Jessica / vinnieb113
Welcome to Outer Limits Open Road. We are Bill and Kelli. We downsized from a big house to a 470 square foot condo. Not satisfied, we jettisoned even more stuff and took off in a 100 square foot tiny truck camper named Lucidity Base. We’re off to see the country in our RV, one quirky roadside attraction at a time. There will be treats. Please join us by subscribing to follow our journey.
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