Pop up Campers

[Johnny44]

There is only one thing you can leave in the boonies and its the same when you get back year after year, A cargo conversion.

Just spend the money to order one that has windows and a window in the door and even an RV screen door.

You don’t get mice, rats, critters, snakes, maybe some lady bugs if its white

A 7 wide by 14 or better is top notch. You put a queen bed cross ways on one end, living space in the middle, and build a shower and toilet area on the other end.

[CrownKiller14]

i had a pop up years ago that went to NM and Co quite a bit-it had A/C on the roof-it worked great for those trips. I took it to the deer lease one year-spent some time hunting axis and hogs in the off season-never again. In the Texas heat, it just can't keep up to stay cool with those canvas sides-it was miserably hot.
I ended up upgrading to an 18' aluminum / fiberglass rv. These days I'm utilizing a cargo trailer that I converted to an Rv with insulation and a/c and heat on the roof for my hunting and fishing trips. This has worked out great cause I can use it at the deer lease, short term hunting and fishing trips I do in state and out of state. Its cheaper to haul and easy to just hitch and go. I've done quite a few bird hunts out of state or in matador with it-dogs like it too!
I have a ramp on the back where I can load my atv in it when Ia elk hunt in the mountains. I would think this might be easier to sell when you part with it too.

I would go this route if you're wanting to leave at the lease.. Find an older rolled edge aluminum roof. Make the interior as comfortable as you want..

[Johnny44]

P.S, if you order from a decent company you can evem have them make a braced opening with a “door” in the size of a window AC unit such as a 5k btu.

You get a more useful product than an airstream.

Cargo Craft or Wells Cargo will hook you up.

[Hogmauler]

Great info y’all!

[14JKURX]

Aliner even sounds expensive! My son wants to buy a tent and leave it up all season.

My Aliner withstood a big storm several years ago it did have some medium damage but you can see what it did yo the barn we camped under.

[bklem]

I've got one of those "section 8" type pop ups that I need to sell. I used it this spring for four days at the river during a camp out and it was actually real comfortable. But it has kings size beds on both ends so that helps. But like others have said, I wouldn't want to leave it up all season long unless it was under some type of cover.