Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

This is not what camping is suppose to look like in Florida in March. Took my grandson to Hanna Park for the night. Luckily it's only 5 minutes from my house. We had a good time but it did get chilly that night.

We still have snow and Ice which would make it difficult to get the tear out even if we wanted to. Maiden voyages (it was a good idea to have it close to home) are always a testing experience.

Glad your camp trip was good, albeit chilly. Your fun is just beginning!

Ahhh, the first trip I remember it well. I picked one of the hottest days in Minnesota. Our night time temperature was 102,,,, yes 3 digits. No air conditioning just a fan. As I laid there sweating I realized I could be packed up in 10 minutes (the beauty of a tear) and be home in central air in 2 hours. So at 10 p.m. I decided my first trip would be my shortest.

I hope you enjoy many many more camping trips.

Karen, living in Florida I know hot and wouldn't dream of going with no AC in the summer. But for some reason we tend to forget how cold it can get in the wee hours of the morning, earlier that day we were walking along the beach. I don't have AC in mine so I only have a few more weekends before it'll be to hot for me. My husband won't go with me at all. My grandkids are getting to the age they don't go often and I still haven't found the courage to go alone. I'm hoping to get over my fears of camping alone. I think I'll borrow my grand daughters dog and give it a try maybe next weekend.

Looks like fun, if you wait for perfect weather you'll miss a lot of trips! Glad you had fun. Post a link to your trailer if you have one.

I didn't build it, I bought it off Craigslist. I have pictures in my album on this site.