British Columbian looking to get a HAWK

[604Tundra]

Hello all, I'm a new member on this Forum, however been reading for a while now.
My dad and I are avid bow hunters, love to Explore and camp where no one camped before.
In the past we have used my old set-up that got us to where to wanted to be, crawled over anything we threw at it, however when it came to multi-night camping, this set up (given we are on a rainy west coast of BC) left much to be desired.








We have decided to go to a full size truck and pop-up style camper to low COG, less wind resistance, and 1/2 ton compatible.
Just sold my Jeep, and picked up a limited edition of 2008 Toyota Tundra.
NOT MY PIC. This is the route that we want to take.



We are thinking of getting a FWC Hawk, and deciding on a dinette setting. I have done numerous of hours if research on this, but can not find anywhere if Front dinette can sit 4?

Again, my question: Can 4 mid size adults sit at the front dinette in the Hawk?



Thank you!
Sam

 

[jha6av8r]

It will be a tight squeeze for 4 adults in the front dinette of a Hawk if it's equipented with sink, stove, and fridge. It can be done comfortably in a Grandby because the seat is 43" long, but you give up a foot and a half in the Hawk. It could be done if you reduce cabinet space but that means giving up something.

 

[photohc]

I have a 2013 Hawk with a front dinette. I cannot fit 4 adults there. Two is max.

 

[Ramblinman]

2 adults fills up my hawk - especially on a hunt with gear

 

[KILR0Y]

4 "Little People" Could Fit - Sorry, Couldn't Resist!

 

[GBW]

Even my older style hawk with the bench would be super tight to fit 4 adults plus minimal gear. With extra things like hunting gear, you'd be pressed to the max.

Funny enough, I bought my Hawk in Kimberely. Drove down from Calgary one night and snagged it. Your best bet might be to get your mounting hooks ready in your Tundra and have a few extra days of vacation and drive down at last notice to the US. I was prepared to do that. I originally had one lined up in Southern Montana but talking with the owner, it was going to be the wrong camper for my situation.