Are you ready to hit the road and trails, taking whatever possessions you absolutely need and little else, roughing it out in the wild? A camper is a great way to go, but that can be costly, especially if you need to also buy a truck or SUV that can tow it behind you. Perhaps you can find a smaller camper that the right kind of Subaru Outback can trailer behind it. Or, if you're really clever, you can set your Outback up as its own camper, with the spacious and cleverly designed SUV offering plenty of room inside for a sleeping arrangement and with features and smart equipment ready to help you out.
With rear seats that fold completely flat, giving you up to 76 inches of interior space between the front seats and the rear liftgate, your Outback is ready to go for a contained and comfortable camping space. Of course the rest of the Subaru Outback is already designed for all kinds of adventuring you have planned this spring and summer around Fort Bragg, Sanford, NC, and beyond. We here at our Fayetteville, NC Subaru dealership love hearing about drivers using their Outbacks and other models to their maximum potential, and we'll give you some advice on how to organize your SUV for camping and adventuring.
Along with spacious dimensions inside, the new Outback provides all kinds of clever cargo management systems, with compartments hidden underneath the cargo area and other spots where you can squeeze everything you need to take with you. Meanwhile, there's the new Outback Wilderness Edition that's raised up even higher and adds special equipment, notably the heavy-weight roof rack system that can accommodate a special tent so you can camp up off the ground.
Get in touch with Cross Creek Subaru today and our experts will go over some of the clever options you have with the new Outback for your custom camper setup.
