New in Wisconsin

[johnnywade]

Hey Y'all. Name is John. Live in Green Bay with my wife and our 2 teenage boys. Tent camped my whole life. Wife wanted a large pull behind. We settled on a teardrop camper and are awaiting delivery in April. Looking forward to all the new adventures we can have in our teardrop!

[RatAssassin]

I'm along the lake near you.
What kind/make teardrop did you get if you don't mind me asking?

[johnnywade]

I went with the Bushwhacker by Braxton Creek. I thought it was a perfect entry level teardrop with very few of the comforts of home. I do a lot of hiking, fishing, biking, swimming, so I really only plan on sleeping in it.

[Paul Hurst]

Welcome to the forum. We are from Waushara county and have a Retroride, which is made at Plover. The teardrop was a perfect solution for the two of us and it is so easy to set up camp. My wife was considering a pop-up, like our daughter has, but I like the simplicity of the teardrop. If someone gets a larger one, it can have a lot of flexibility. The small 4x8 models that have a very low roof can feel too small, but also are not adaptable for stowing clothing etc. Hope you really enjoy your purchase.

[RatAssassin]

I went with the Bushwhacker by Braxton Creek. I thought it was a perfect entry level teardrop with very few of the comforts of home. I do a lot of hiking, fishing, biking, swimming, so I really only plan on sleeping in it.

From Bayside? We looked at the model with the two doors.

[PaulT]

Welcome from “just” up the road
outside of Crivitz . Enjoy your little camper adventures 😃

[TimC]

Welcome JohnnyW. I hope you get that Bushwacker soon! I have a homemade teardrop, but, I am impressed with the Braxton line. I'll stop at Bayside occasionally when going through to see what they have to offer.

[johnnywade]

From Bayside? We looked at the model with the two doors.

Yep. Although we chose the SS which only had the 1 door. We liked the layout better with nothing cramping our feet.