
A camp kitchen that works from dinner to dishes
Handwashing, cold storage, a worked meal and cleanup in one guide.
I'm Chris Follin. I work across fabrication, websites, tools, and camp systems, with a focus on practical details that hold up in real use.
Racks, brackets, panels, repairs, and one-off parts—from drawing and fit-up to welding and finish.
Fabrication details →Websites with the forms, payments, registrations, and admin tools your work needs.
Website services → Project planningHelp defining scope, coordinating vendors, and organizing timelines and handoffs.
Planning details → ConsultingA practical second opinion on fabrication, websites, vehicle systems, and buy-or-build decisions.
Consulting details →Built work
A few examples of the work: fabrication builds, websites, event systems, vehicle setups, and shop problems where the details mattered.
Get Outside
Campsites and trip notes sorted by what actually changes the weekend: shade, wind, spacing, bathrooms, drive time, crowd risk, and what I would choose instead.
ARTICLE
Higher elevation, shade, water, and cooler nights for summer camping near Phoenix.
ARTICLE
Low-drama Arizona campgrounds for first-time campers who need the trip to feel worth repeating.
ARTICLE
The comfort-first camps I would use before trying to sell anyone on roughing it.
ROUNDUP
The short list I would send someone after one quick trip-planning conversation.
REGION
High-country lake, creek, and pine camps near Payson and the Mogollon Rim.
REGION
Lake campgrounds, pine forests, dispersed sites, and high-country weekends near Flagstaff.
REGION
A shorter-drive mix of pines, lakes, developed sites, and shoulder-season trips.
REGION
Cooler eastern Arizona lake camps and longer-weekend escapes.
REGION
Coastal campgrounds where ocean access, wind, and reservations drive the plan.
REGION
Beach parks, forest camps, permits, weather, and lighter island setups.
ROUNDUP
Arizona lake campgrounds where water access changes the plan, the packing list, and the whole pace of the day.
ROUNDUP
The realistic options when you want a good weekend, not a logistics marathon.
ROUNDUP
Where I would go first when the point is better air, layers, and sleeping well.
ROUNDUP
The developed campground picks where a real shower changes the whole trip.
GUIDE
Easy beginner-friendly camps where the first trip can feel manageable and worth repeating.
ROUNDUP
The shoreline camps that still work after wind, sand, damp gear, and tight reservations enter the picture.
ROUNDUP
The picks where spacing, traffic, generators, and campground layout make the difference.
ROUNDUP
Cooler-air camps I would consider first once Phoenix heat makes low desert camping a bad plan.
See where the camps are laid out before you start digging through cards.
What earns its place
Gear notes sorted by the job each item has to do: sleep, cook, carry water, fix problems, run power, and make camp easier to repeat.
EDITORIAL
The pieces that keep making the trip because they keep solving the same problems.
EDITORIAL
The shortlist of items I would replace without much debate.
GUIDE
A simple starting point for useful camp gear without drowning in over-optimization.
GUIDE
The comfort-heavy picks that make drive-in camp feel easier and more settled.
GUIDE
The fastest way to build a useful kit without wasting money on filler.
EDITORIAL
The gear that matters more once the forecast gets sharp and the ground gets cold.
GUIDE
The pieces that keep camp usable once the light drops and the easy mistakes start showing up.
GUIDE
The kitchen lane that keeps camp meals simple instead of scattered and half-functional.
GUIDE
The pieces that make the campsite feel worth staying in once the basics are already handled.
GUIDE
Repair, shelter, wood, tire, and recovery tools chosen by the job they need to do.
GUIDE
The tire, traction, compressor, jump-start, and communication pieces that keep camp-road problems smaller.
GUIDE
Batteries, charging, fridges, fans, inverters, and wiring choices for a vehicle camp setup that works.
MEDIA KIT
A small photo and video kit that improves trip documentation without turning the trip into production work.
Step-by-step help
Start with the whole camp: choose a workable site, pack for arrival, and build a kitchen that stays useful through cleanup.

Handwashing, cold storage, a worked meal and cleanup in one guide.

Read the ground, reject hazards, compare tradeoffs and keep a weather exit plan.

One system from loading the vehicle through arrival, evening reset and the ride home.
Field-ready tools
Interactive fabrication planning, shop references, quick calculators, and field resources for real decisions.
SHOP & POWER
Turn a metalwork idea into a clearer request, then check the shop math behind it.
CAMP PREP
Planning tools for picking a campsite, packing bins, building a food list, and checking the route.
FIELD REFERENCES
Fast field references for the problems that can turn a trip sideways.
Small batch
When they're gone, they're gone.
Small runs from the Follincraft bench: hats, stickers, and odd little things I wanted enough to make.
Ships from Phoenix. Packed by hand.
$30.00 - Clean Flexfit hat with a solid feel and an easy everyday fit. Built to look good without trying too hard.
$5.00 - Matte die-cut vinyl of the Follincraft van. Clean, bold, and built to hold up on coolers, bins, trucks, and whatever else earns it.
Get in touch
Tell me what you're building, fixing, or trying to figure out. Fabrication work, websites, tools, camp systems, gear questions, and rough ideas are all welcome.
The best first message says what you want done, what is in the way, and any links, photos, measurements, or deadlines I should know about.