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Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape Why choose a slide on camper Slide on Truck campers or Bakkie Campers can provide the most complete, affordable, and versatile camper Combination there is. They can offer you the comfort and convenience of a complete home away From home. With a 3 in 1 combination of vehicle, camper, and there’s no need to leave the boat (Or any tow able) at home anymore. Slide on campers can be equipped to make your camping trip very enjoyable whatever the weather, from the northern tropics to the bush veld ,They are easy to maneuver and require very little maintenance and up keep. Insurance costs are generally much lower than caravans or motor homes and do not require registration. fees license’s or roadworthy certificates They are available in a range of different sizes and combinations To suit all our South African one ton trucks pickups Bakkie When the Slide on campers are mounted on your vehicle they are very easy put on and remove Palomino South Africa is the biggest supplier of slide on campers in Country.

We can also supply any type of accessory you require. We are pleased to announce that Palomino RV South Africa has introduced a new range of slide on campers for 2015. The latest release known as the BACKPACK edition has many new features not seen before on the Palomino range Here’s a list of what’s new for 2015 Remote control electric roof lift. A key fob remote control can have the camper set up in seconds. There’s also a manual switch inside the camper. With easy access to opening and closing the pop up roof The camper has a large 55 inch high single door for instant access whilst traveling.. A sliding glass window under the bed. Allows airflow from front to back of the camper. A large screened opening window to the side of the camper. Allows for airflow from side to side by opening window behind the cook top and sink. Larger cabinets for more storage. A quick battery charge port or accessories point on the side of the camper. Either charge your battery or connect a lead to run accessories.

Tinted zip up PVC windows. Fully walk able roof. Perfect for carrying items such as a bicycles surfboards or kayaks. tumi kingsville deluxe backpack saleFor identification purposes the new range will begin with the prefix SS. and standards are now available for viewing in our local dealers SS600, SS800, SS1200, SS550. meade backpack observatory reviewBenefits Buying a Palomino Slide on Camper is often the "easiest" and most "affordable" way to see the great outdoors, especially if you already own a Truck Bakkie or pick up. 17 laptop backpack vnb217-blackThey can even be towed on a flatbed trailer. where to buy minaal backpack

Palomino slide on campers also have the best resale value by far. We have compiled a list of reasons why you might choose a camper over other types of RVs Understandably, every type of RV has its own advantages and disadvantages; eureka moab backpackhere are some reasons to choose a slide on camper: 1. Toys You can tow a boat, horse trailer, Jet Ski, or anything else.2. wanderpacks laptop backpack mStorage Most people have the space at home to store a camper in the garaged or car port . You can then use your truck bakkie for everyday use or transportation. 3. Ease Easy to drive, maneuver and park, offering a better turning radius, especially when going to places that you have never been before, and the ability to quickly turn can be critical. There is no need to find a large empty space to do so. Backing up is easier too, as you need not worry about a larger blind spot due to When they are folded away, their low profile allows for a more desired driving aerodynamic compared to larger RV’s.or caravans • Slide on campers have more than enough battery and holding tank capacity to last several days without hooking up at specific camping sites.

Solar panels and/or generators can be hooked up. • Stay in smaller places where other RVs cannot fit • In rain, wind or other weather conditions, you are familiar with your vehicles capabilities, to give ease and staying confidently in control.4. Economy Save on fuel. Get better Fuel economy with better distance than a heavier RV due to a low profile and being light weight, therefore saving money Please visit our web page palominorv co za Show other Ads of this userDay 1: Gila Surprise: to La Barge; 7.1 miles, up 1200', down 900'; The Halloween-colored Monster races across the trail as we approach the Baby andA Gila Monster, and I try for a brief video as he dashes into a Palo Verde to hide. an interesting and special encounter. Kathleen and I start out early from Northern Arizona, where there is a touch of snow as we drop off the plateau. Arriving at Peralta TH and on the trail a bit after 11 a. is a good thing. Then, over the pass into Whiskey Spring, where we find water, yet K wants to continue,

so on we hike to La Barge, where we find flowing water, yet it is somewhat clogged with moss. is ridding the narrow tent spot of a particularly small and horribly pointy burr and twigs of thorny mesquite - quite right for puncturing an air mattress or a lovely butt. It's a cool evening with some dew - we open the tent door at 5 a. and this helps. Click thumbnail to see full size image wss2011-day1-7 baby and blanket.jpg wss2011-day1-8 view from miner needle.jpg wss2011-day1-9 K and Miner Needle.jpg Day 2: Hieroglyph Ho: to Terrapin Pass Trail 234; 7 miles, up 670', down 750'; ERM = 10, camp at 2600'. There they are - the petros purportedly serving as an area map. look old and typically puzzling too. Lovely - and so difficult to not find last trip. A lovely lounging lunch is enjoyed at Charle Bois Spring. K wants to continue, so we drone on along La Barge and I hear a froggy cut lose Another junction, Marsh Valley area - sporting a few large leafing-out trees.

There is not any water at the Bluff Spring Mtn. camp - yet we find some near the Dutchman-Terrapin junction and tote it back to camp after a brief bath. Golden, yet short, sunset. Day 3: Black Top Round-A-Bout 7.2 miles, up 1400', down 1400'; Slowly, the point of Weavers Needle pokes above the inclined plane of Black Top, which is fringed with thin green grass, Palo Verde, cactus, and an occasional spike of Saguaro. from camp, beneath the watchful eyeball opening of Ojo de Cabello Arch, high on Palomino Mountain, along and above deep pools of early Boulder Canyon, cluttered with verdant moss. Yet the crossing of Boulder onto the Bull Pass Trail is dry, oh my. Hiking this direction provides better ranging views of Palomino and its accompanying fins and Black Mountain too. At Bull Pass, the trail to the mesa top breaks off. The return leg has flowing water prior to the Dutchman, and we tank up before continuing to close the loop.

Back at the water hole and hauling more water over the bump into camp, the evening heat winds dry shorts and prompt early sleep. Sunset highlights Bluff Spring Mountain aglow. wss2011-day3-3 arch in palomino fin.jpg wss2011-day3-5 ojo de cabello1.jpg wss2011-day3-6 ojo de cabello2.jpg wss2011-day3-7 arch near bull pass.jpg wss2011-day3-8 black top mesa.jpg wss2011-day3-10 cholla and weaver.jpg wss2011-day3-11 bluff sp mtn.jpg Day 4: Emperor and His Dog? up about 1200', down about We pack up a wet tent (yes, again we experienced substantial dew) and head up the hill - seemingly directly for Weaver Needle, and on to Bluff Saddle. We don't get far before stripping to shortsOver the pass, into Bark Canyon, and we see The Emperor and His Dog outcrop - the dog is easy to see,The spiny outcrops highlight the sky as we approach the Bluff Spring junction. soon exit the Wilderness and head to our favorite Costco before driving back up the big plateau to the land of glacial ice.