For whatever reason, some folks naturally go in the opposite direction of everybody else. If the entire group is walking out of a room, they walk in. If everyone is pointing down, they look up. By doing the obverse of the crowd, they often see what others are missing, and enjoy the solitude of the path deserted.

In the late fall, when fellow Oregonians are winterizing their RVs, David's truck camping season is just beginning. As everyone goes back to work and school, David is heading out. When the days are getting shorter, he’s camping longer. If a rotating storm chases everyone indoors, he drives into the eye. Camping on a sunny day in June? No thanks! David prefers a blizzard – in February.

David’s lifestyle begins to make perfect sense when you learn his story. His craving for winter weather is fueled by his love for dramatic outdoor photography. His desire to go the opposite way is charged by a fiercely independent spirit. His passion for the Go Anywhere, Camp Anywhere capabilities of truck camping? It’s practically destiny.