In terms of videos with actual content, I absolutely agree. It’s one of the main reasons I only follow/watch certain channels. I recommend Steve Wallis (search for his name or “camping with Steve”) who does a weekly camping video. He does stealth camping, where he picks a spot he’s not supposed to be camping in and sneakily camps for the night. He also does ‘regular’ camping, but it’s pretty much always something unusual, like making a shelter out of bubble wrap, or camping in a body bag. I’m not really a camping person, but his videos are quite relaxing; a bit like if Bob Ross was Canadian and made videos about camping in the middle of a roundabout.
I’ve watched his stuff too for sure, though his sneaking gets kinda hilarious… All looking around and shit going “oh god I hope no one sees me going in here… Ok the coast is clear GO GO GO!” as if anyone passing by is going to give a single percentage care factor about someone in hivis with a pickup stick walking in to some public property.
Always wanted to buy a tautliner with a tailgate and stealth camp in that. For one, you can kit out the inside as a full tiny home, then slide the curtains over to hide it when travelling / when you need to actually stealth camp. And for two, you can flip the tailgate down and use it as a verandah. Be awesome to pull up somewhere in that, slide the sides open to reveal a real home with windows etc, then flip the tailgate down and sit on camp chairs watching the sunset.
Puppies continue to be adorable.
In terms of videos with actual content, I absolutely agree. It’s one of the main reasons I only follow/watch certain channels. I recommend Steve Wallis (search for his name or “camping with Steve”) who does a weekly camping video. He does stealth camping, where he picks a spot he’s not supposed to be camping in and sneakily camps for the night. He also does ‘regular’ camping, but it’s pretty much always something unusual, like making a shelter out of bubble wrap, or camping in a body bag. I’m not really a camping person, but his videos are quite relaxing; a bit like if Bob Ross was Canadian and made videos about camping in the middle of a roundabout.
I’ve watched his stuff too for sure, though his sneaking gets kinda hilarious… All looking around and shit going “oh god I hope no one sees me going in here… Ok the coast is clear GO GO GO!” as if anyone passing by is going to give a single percentage care factor about someone in hivis with a pickup stick walking in to some public property.
Always wanted to buy a tautliner with a tailgate and stealth camp in that. For one, you can kit out the inside as a full tiny home, then slide the curtains over to hide it when travelling / when you need to actually stealth camp. And for two, you can flip the tailgate down and use it as a verandah. Be awesome to pull up somewhere in that, slide the sides open to reveal a real home with windows etc, then flip the tailgate down and sit on camp chairs watching the sunset.