Greetings from Maryland!

[MrKevin]

After getting back into tent camping last year, we decided to get off the ground and upgrade to a 1991 Coleman Destiny/Roanoake pop-up camper that we're picking up this weekend. We've been with friends numerous times in travel campers and class A motorhomes, but this is going to be the first time we've owned and had to maintain a camper of our own. I'm looking forward to the journey and to learning a few things from everyone here

 

[Raycfe]

Welcome from the Connecticut shoreline

 

[Warfarin]

Welcome and that’s awesome for you. So much nicer then sleeping on the ground

 

[BikeNFish]

Hello and welcome from Minnesota!

 

[kcsa75]

Greetings! Welcome to the forum from Midway USA.

 

[GalsofEscape]

welcome from Baltimore! Maybe we will see you at a campground sometime.

 

[Tonya Harding]

Que pasa from Virginia, pack plenty of Wye River & Old Bay...

 

[BillOh]

We will be saying Greeting from Maryland ourselves this Memorial day weekend! Say hi if you are nearby. We just booked 3 days at the Capital KOA followed by 3 more days at the Delaware shore. Our first trip over 500 miles with our Pop up.

 

[jmkay1]

Welcome neighbor from Northern Virginia. maybe we will bump into each other at some campground.

 

[Patrick w]

wow that thing looks super clean!

 

[Jimbow]

Welcome and congratulations!

 

[LilRed]

Welcome from NY. Best to you in your new adventures!

 

[BSM]

After getting back into tent camping last year, we decided to get off the ground and upgrade to a 1991 Coleman Destiny/Roanoake pop-up camper that we're picking up this weekend. We've been with friends numerous times in travel campers and class A motorhomes, but this is going to be the first time we've owned and had to maintain a camper of our own. I'm looking forward to the journey and to learning a few things from everyone here

Welcome! Also from Maryland here. We have a 1998 Starcraft Spaceflyer, bought it used in 2009, don't get out as much as we'd like but when the kids were younger Camp Driveway was always a neighborhood hit. Mainly camp in WV/MD/PA, occasionally up in NH/VT.