BROADDICT GIVEAWAY: Show Us Your Camping Setup!

[BA OffRoad]

Spring is here, and it’s time to get your Bronco back into the wild. Whether you’re planning a weekend trek or a full overland journey—especially if you’re finally pulling that top off—we want to see your setup!

To celebrate the season, Broaddict will be picking 4 lucky winners to gear up for their next adventure.

The Prizes:
Winners will receive either a Broaddict Roof Platform or Security Deck Enclosure.

How to Enter:
Post a photo of your recent camping setup in the comments below. Let’s see those rigs!

The Timeline:
Entry Deadline: March 16th
Winner Announcement: March 17th

We’ll reach out to the winners via DM, so please keep an eye on your inbox!

Good luck, and see you on the trails!

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[TLO]

Awesome gear! Again, I'm right blown away with the Broaddict innovation and commitment to the Bronco aftermarket...
I can't really use any of these products so I won't participate...
But I can't wait to see the builds!

 

[Deadpool392]

Put the Modern Buggy 12LRK to use, probably down trails I shouldn’t, but it hasn’t blinked at anything I’ve thrown at it yet.

 

[BA OffRoad]

Awesome gear! Again, I'm right blown away with the Broaddict innovation and commitment to the Bronco aftermarket...
I can't really use any of these products so I won't participate...
But I can't wait to see the builds!

Really appreciate the support, Eric! Even if our current gear isn't a perfect fit for your build, we're grateful to have you as part of the community. Thanks for following our journey, and we'll be sharing more innovations soon!

 

[BA OffRoad]

Put the Modern Buggy 12LRK to use, probably down trails I shouldn’t, but it hasn’t blinked at anything I’ve thrown at it yet.

That’s a sweet setup! Thanks for sharing it with us. It’s awesome to see the Bronco out in the wild pulling a rig like that. If you happen to snap more photos while you're out on the trails or camping, feel free to drop them here—we love seeing where these rigs take you!

 

[HighVelocity]

Don't eff with my Corrugated Camping Castle.

 

[Deadpool392]

These are from the Georgia traverse back in January.

 

[RustysBronco]

Here's my setup. It starts with two Overland Vehicle Systems awnings, a 270 for shelter from elements and one for doing "other business."

For lodging I always bring along a Gazelle Tent, as the setup is quick & I can leave it behind with gear while I'm going wheeling. I run either a T3X tent for shorter quick trips. Or for multi-day trips, I'll run my larger T4 Plus & will even bring Gazelle's 8 sided hub tent, which is what I'll run at Supercel East this year.

On the roof, I run a Bison Gear roof rack and their roof rack mounted table. The table stows away underneath the rack, so its not in the way and has eliminated a lot of the clutter in the cargo area. Lastly, I run a @BROADDICT roof box my friend Jeremy gave me to stow my camp chairs and other odds and ends. It uses a pair of Broaddict's quick release brackets too, so I can unload the weight as well.

Its not one of these elaborate rooftop tent setups of fancy overland trailer setups, but it works for me.

 

[Direvarg]

Got mine all setup with American adventure lab drawers and fridge slider, trailrax roof rack and a free spirit tent, secondary battery bank under the drawers powers the fridge and tent. I also have a 4ft wide roam awning that covers the tailgate area nicely

 

[SmilingSasquatch]

Nice to see everyone's different approaches to camping setups - that Gazelle tent setup looks pretty solid for quick trips!

 

[Direvarg]

Here's my setup. It starts with two Overland Vehicle Systems awnings, a 270 for shelter from elements and one for doing "other business."

For lodging I ways bring along a Gazelle Tent, as setup is quick & I can leave it behind with gear while I'm going wheeling. I run either their T3X tent for shorter quick trips. Or for multi-day trips, I'll run my larger T4 Plus & will even bring their 8 sided hub tent, which is what I'll run at Supercel East this year.

On the roof, I run a Bison Gear roof rack and their roof rack mounted table. The table stows away underneath the rack, so its not in the way and has eliminated a lot of the clutter in the cargo area. Lastly, I run a @BROADDICT roof box my friend Jeremy gave me to stow my camp chairs and other odds and ends. It uses a pair of Broaddict's quick release brackets too, so I can unload the weight as well.

Its not one of these elaborate rooftop tent setups of fancy overland trailer setups, but it works for me.

What an awesome setup. Really like the lights on the awning and that stowaway table

 

[RustysBronco]

What an awesome setup. Really like the lights on the awning and that stowaway table

I'm a bit jealous of your side & drawer setup - looks awesome and well managed. And I love the Adventure Labs stuff - well built. The only reason I haven’t gone that route is the loss of cargo storage & lack of places to store it when not in use.

 

[BroncoBDArea51]

Fun times camping with the family!

 

[Direvarg]

I'm a bit jealous of your side & drawer setup - looks awesome and well managed. And I love the Adventure Labs stuff - well built. The only reason I haven’t gone that route is the loss of cargo storage & lack of places to store it when not in use.

it’s also REALLY heavy lol. I agree though, my family thinks I’ve ruined the Bronco with no trunk space but it makes my ocd happy. I built dividers into them for everything

 

[BroncGal]

We did some car camping recently and loved it so much! Next trip is to Big Bend and a roof rack could help tremendously for packing all the extras while leaving space for the kiddos and dog!

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