Rice Camp blog

I've been cruising through the decades with these tent trailer remodels! My first trailer was from the 1970's, then the 1980's, 1990's, and now the latest is a 2004. Maybe one of these years I'll get to our current decade!

The trailer was thankfully in great condition,...

"And Iiiiiiieeeeeeiiiiiii will always love blueooOOooo" Sung in my best Whitney voice (who am I kidding, I don't have a Whitney voice!). I just can't help myself from using blue in my trailers...my house...my songs.  :)

I bought Mike the trailer, from Mike the...

George, trailer #2, is all finished and sold!  I thought it would be fun to see how different I could make one trailer look just by changing the curtains and accessories.  I used curtain clips on the curtain rods, so it was easy to change the look of the trailer....

George, trailer #2, is all finished!  I will post remodel pics soon.  We took George camping at Detroit Lake, Oregon last month and had a great time.  Having a pop-up trailer makes camping with little kids SO much easier, but I wouldn't call camping with kids easy!  It...

Before I even sold Alvin (trailer #1) I found George (trailer #2).  That's right I am a two timer.  I found a newer, younger model...well, not that much newer, it's a 1988.  I ended up selling Alvin the night before I bought George to someone who is going to live in it...

I have been looking for over one year for the oldest, ugliest, cheapest tent trailer I could find.  I finally found "Alvin" a 1978 Jayco tent trailer on Craigslist for $400.  I was so darn excited to get it that I ended up fixing it up in 7 days!  Here is what I did ea...

When I grow up I want to be a tent flipper, said no one ever...until me.  A little over a year ago I decided I wanted to combine my love for camping with my love for making things pretty.  I started researching trailers and fell in love with tent trailers.  I really lo...