A sheep camp to match each person’s story
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- čas přidán 5. 07. 2024
- Get ready for the ultimate adventure with our custom-built Peak Mountain Sheep Camp! Step into a world where rugged tradition meets modern luxury, tailored specifically to your desires. In this walkthrough, we unveil the epitome of customization, where every aspect, from size to layout, options, and colors, is crafted to your liking.
Discover the essence of the iconic sheep camps, renowned for their durability and versatility, seamlessly integrated with the latest comforts and conveniences. From the timeless charm of traditional design to the cutting-edge features of contemporary living, this camp is the perfect blend of past and present.
Join us as we explore every corner of this masterpiece, showcasing how it caters to your every need and want. Built to withstand the test of time, these camps are more than just trailers - they're a legacy. Be the architect of your own adventure and design a camp that will accompany you on countless journeys, making memories to last a lifetime. Don't miss your chance to experience the pinnacle of personalized camping - your dream camp awaits!
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Wow , that is a Great basic layout for modern Day..
Love it! Excellent layout.
Thanks so much!
Great looking camp wish I could’ve seen under the beds
This one had 8 drawers. I’ll try to remember to open those up on the next one we have with a layout similar to that.
Ok, this has ruined me for other RVs. What quality!
Thank you!
Another awesome build! Please, in the future, can you start with the interior dimensions so we have a perspective!✌️
That’s so awesome. The wife and I have been looking into these.
Might be time to come and see one in person.
I think mine falls into the REALLY unique category you are talking about. I will be glad to share my experiences, reasoning and my story why my camp is laid out and sized like it is and why I have the features that I do and also importantly don't.
You have some really great ideas
@@johnnypentico2415 Here it is in a nutshell....A boondocking, all-weather, one person camp, with storage, inside and out, for everything I need, along with the comforts to ensure an extended stay feels like home, the ability to take it and park it where I need, yet have access to solar. Enough battery reserve capacity to charge and use with my hunting E-bike even under adverse charging conditions and a place to store my solar panels. A place to dry and heat my wet coats and boots next to the wood stove, a recliner to ride out adverse weather inside the camp. I don't need or want an "open floor plan" as it isn't a Texas dance hall, nor a sink in the bathroom as I can brush my teeth and wash my face over the kitchen sink...all wasted space IMHO. Sleeps one with a large enough bed..full size..to sleep two..I won't be stuffing 4 grandkids in it so no bunk beds or trundles. Small enough on the outside to get it most anywhere..S-24. I grew up in the sheep business and ran sheep for a living for several years, so I have lived and worked out of sheep camps. I spent over 2 decades in the USMC living aboard ship in small, tight spaces with limited storage. I have recreationally boondock camped off the beaten path for years......most of the time 110 to 120 days out of the year and have function tested and settled on the special parts that I am including. My experiences have given me an unique perspective of requirements, wants and don't wants, and surely don't needs! It won't be a camp that fits everyone's needs and quite frankly resale value is going to be the problem of my beneficiares. It is a camp design 7 years in the making ( I have had hand drawn plans in a folder several years before Peak Mountain Camps founded) and when Peak Mountain Camps started custom producing camps, I watched all of Weston's videos and revised and revamped plans until I got exactly what I wanted and when the money aligned with time, I pulled the trigger. Mike did a great job of turning my vision into plans (from my crudely hand drawn plans and details). Can't wait to see what the Wheeler team does with turning it into reality.
Awesome camp!!
Nice camp.👍
Missing washer and dryer
Keep an eye on the channel this weekend 🫣
You always out do yourself on your builds. How do you get in the bunkbed ? It would be better with 2 bunkbed .
I do think that that would be a nice layout with double bunks.
What is the CCC for a camp this size?
I really like your camps!! In planning though I am curious what this unit weighs? More than 8500lbs?
Just over 12,000lbs dry
Correction. Just under 11,000lbs on that camp.
Wondering how we could add that heat blower to our camp? We are the Clark’s from Indiana with twin beds, two exterior storage units and underneath lighting at the stabilizer jacks.
Thank you,
We sure can
Is this something we could install ourselves here in Indiana? If we were to purchase and have you ship the parts needed what would be the estimated cost? What specific tools would I need to have? Where would suggest getting the 12 v power from in our camp?
Thank you,
so... do you jump up to the upper bunk? or fly up there with your super powers? perhaps this unit is only for the young uns with good upper body and core strength...... not me tho. I have the classic American 5 foot 10 at 210 pounds with 35% body fat dadbod. I haven't seen the sun in years from my indoor job.
lol love your comment!