The evening meal looked great and the state park looked really nice! Thanks for sharing!

New to the tiny camper community however camping in general not new to me. Just graduated from a roof top tent to my tiny camper. Your videos are some of my favorites so keep up the good work and hope to run into you guys on the road. Btw. Desoto is my favorite spot

I must say, Joel was rocking that shirt. We appreciate the kind words and y’all’s friendship. Enjoyed the video. Those meteor showers are tough to capture if the conditions aren’t perfect.! Congrats on hitting 4k subscribers, well deserved.

Thanks for the vid. I suggested Emerson Pointe Preserve in Palmetto and you guys took me up on it and in this video you asked for a more suggestions so here is another one. I stayed in Winter Haven, FL in an AirBnB for a month a few years ago. Didn't have anything to do so I would walk around every day and there wasn't much to see there, but I knew they had lakes there. What I didn't realize until I stumbled into another video on here a while ago is that a decent amount of those lakes are connected by canals.....I guess similar to the more well known one that you guys hit in Winter Park, FL. Like I said.......I was there for a month and had no idea about this. You would have to check it out to see what you think, but if you are running out of ideas then this could be a good one. It looks like there's enough of these lakes connecting that you could use your little boat you have or shorten up the time and choose a shorter route and paddleboard it. The coolest part of this thing to me is that I saw an old school water ski show while I was staying out there....and in the video I saw this couple kayaked out and watched a water ski show. I was stumped because the lake that I saw the water ski show is landlocked, but I just dug up the video again and they were watching a water ski show that is at LegoLand so it's on a different lake. But you can paddle out there(or boat)and watch the show for free. I wish I would've known about this when I was out there because I would've loved to rent a kayak and done this. Hope you don't mind but I'm gonna put a link to the other couple's video on here for you to check out. You can also see the canals on google maps just fine if you zoom in.......can't tell when not zoomed in at all. So if you type in Lake Eloise, Winter Haven, FL and zoom in you'll see Legoland and the seating for their shows....then if you are zoomed in and just start kinda looking around at perimeter of some of these lakes you'll start seeing the canals. I think there's like 7 or so that are connected. It's like doing one of those maze books when you are looking on google maps at these things. I think you are still in Tampa Bay so Winter Haven is not too far considering it takes time to get anywhere from here as far as outdoor adventures are concerned. Here's the video that I saw that made me start looking into it: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/arFgas6m3Ja9qp8.html. Can't guarantee that it will be good, but never can tell anytime you try something new.

Would be interested to see how you pack your runaway for travel and weight distribution!

Paynes Prairie is pretty cool

If you’re looking for new places to camp, try Sebastian Inlet and Jonathan Dickinson.

Another great video. Are you guys totally satisfied with your Runaway? Do you ever think about upsizing? It looks cozy, but curious if you will stick with this unit long term?