The 2019 Subaru Forester Sport scores the best 2-Row SUV for your best all-in-one camping vehicle. See why it’s camping-friendly.
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When going camping, the top of a vehicle is a great place to carry cargo especially in a compact SUV like the Subaru Forester. ABC News reported the newly-remodeled 2019 Subaru Forester Sport is one of Edmund’s 5 Best all-in-one camping-friendly vehicles on the market for adventure enthusiasts. Just bolt on a roof rack, load it up with your camping gear and you are set for a wilderness adventure in one of our National Parks.
Edmunds says the new 2019 Subaru Forester Sport is their top pick for the best 2-Row Crossover/SUV as best all-in-one camping vehicle. It beats out numerous other vehicles like the Toyota RAV4 Adventure, Honda CR-V, Hyundai Tucson, Nissan Rogue, Ford Escape, Chevy Equinox, and Volkswagen Tiguan.
Subaru Forester is particularly camping-friendly and comes standard with the brand’s Symmetrical all-wheel-drive system and the compact SUV can be used for weekend adventures like getting to the trailhead for hiking, mountain biking, trail running, backcountry fishing trips and getting you far away from civilization for camping.
Rooftop Tents
Subaru owners have been installing rooftop tents for years, and now the Japanese automaker has finally revealed an official weight rating to go by. The new-generation Forester has an in-motion maximum weight of 176 pounds on the roof rack and a static rating (when you're parked) of 700 pounds. You can check out the right rooftop tent for your vehicle by clicking on the story below.
The 2019 Subaru Forester Sport starts at $29,770. The other four vehicles that made the In the best all-in-one vehicles for summer camping list were the all-new 2020 Kia Telluride scoring the best camping vehicle in the 3-Row Crossover segment, The Honda Ridgeline is the best midsize pickup, Toyota Sienna is the best minivan, and the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter wins best in the full-size van category.
Forester has been the go-to SUV for those who want to get off the beaten path, and its reputation as a “go-anywhere” vehicle still fits today and it is especially camping-friendly. The 2019 Subaru Forester Sport trim beats the more “civilized” Toyota RAV4 Adventure, Honda CR-V, Hyundai Tucson, Nissan Rogue, Ford Escape, Chevy Equinox, and Volkswagen Tiguan models.
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Yes, the back of my older
Yes, the back of my older Toyota Matrix folds flat, and fits me perfectly
This is the most useless
This is the most useless article I have read in years. Best for camping? Ok, why? How about some details and not just a bunch of repetitive conclusions?
What if I told you you can
What if I told you you can just sleep IN the vehicle or, you know, in a tent or hammock on the ground? Rooftop tents add weight and drag and are largely just signaling to people.
I can sit up in the back of
I can sit up in the back of the RAV4 or CRV, or even the HRV! But not the Forrester! Your article fails to tell us why the Forester got the no 1 pick!!
I'm calling bullshit on this
The Forester's back end is bigger and roomier than all of the other ones you listed. There is no way it won't give you room to sit and the others will.
Subaru won't get you where
Subaru won't get you where the 4runneror Rubicon will get you. Believe me, I just got out of a Forester and into a 4runner. After a summer of camping with the 4runner, I will never go back!
I never attempted to compare
I never attempted to compare the Forester's off-road ability with a 4runner. Not sure where that came from.
The referenced article was
The referenced article was only evaluating vehicles "for the exploration of the nation's campsites" and had unspecified (and likely very subjective) evaluations to "consider factors such as space, appropriate on- and off-road capability, and general comfort". It was as useless an article as this one is.