Essential Gear You Need to Start Car Camping | Outside

Its a huge pain in the a88, but once ur set up, its a blessing (sooo enjoyable, sooooooo much fun!!!)

I just received the same tent, for free 😊

Big tens for car camping are great. Enjoy the space! Great video. I have subscribed! :)

I also use bins. Using them has eliminated so much frustration when it comes to organizing and storing my gear, supplies, and food. I love the tent! A little elbow room in a tent makes everything easier. Nice video. Thank you.

One small thing, would it hurt to consider a small stand like maybe a wooden tv tray to set your stove on so you'd have access to your cooler while cooking....just a suggestion

It was nice seeing a basic car camping video that wasn't about glamping

Im getting a bin for my first camping

What happened to camping 🏕 all I needed was a tent a sleeping bag and a sandwich 🥪

Good info. Thx

Good tips 🏕👍🏽😊

Buy a Canyon Cooler. They are cheaper than Yetis and have some cool accessories.

what tent is that in this episode?

Tent isn't hooked right hes a rookie

By “car camping” I wasn’t sure if you didn’t mean sleeping in the car itself. BTW, I notice that is a truck.
Nice campsite location.
I am debating whether to sleep in a truck-bed tent or a freestanding tent.
I might try the pvc bin system. Just getting started but I have “camped” in the Army extensively.

What is the exact name of the tent? It looks great.

I had much the same stuff organized the same except I used the flip-top bins because their stack securely and I don't have the lid to worry about. One negative is they will let water in so I kept them in the car or tent. also had a Coleman dual fuel stove. It all got stolen from my site near Lake Shasta back when fires were breaking out there a couple of years back.

You have reaffirmed my want to get a bigger tent than I need once I’m able to go camping just to make sure I have a big enough covered space outside my car that I can stay in.

Me gusta su forma de pensar.
Buen video.

Thank you!!!

Haha. Your head is higher than the tent. You definitely can't stand up straight in the tent. Even so, I agree it's a nice tent. Otherwise, decent video.

Kingdom 6 is $499. I bought a Kingdom 4 for $210 at the garage sale.

Great video! :-) I am exclusively a car camper (though also exclusively dispersed; I like the adventure!); I find a spot, stop, stake & stay. I, like you, am precious about my tentspace; I have my Summer tent, an 8 man cabin style, my foulweather tent, a 6 man dome, & last, my holy-crud-it's-cold tent, a 3 man dome. I only use that one when it's mid-Winter, & I'd be miserable in anything larger (read: less economical for body-heat).
Otherwise, I have to have at least 9msq to myself, or I get physically claustrophobic + socially overextended - + thus crabby + unpleasant - within like 2 days, which isn't great because I never go on trips of less than 5 days (if you count the day of arrival, & the morning of pack-up). I'm married, but my husband doesn't camp, so getting that space to myself is rarely an issue though I have had to explain to a friend once or twice, when they asked why we can't just take 1 tent, & save the extra cargo space.

I'm an unrepentant glamper; elevated bed w. memory foam topper, inflatable sofa, zero gravity recliner as fireside chair, chemical toilet...the works. Though I stop short of the AC unit, the little heater + the TV, as I have seen some family campers bring; if it gets too hot in my tent, I leave it, if it gets too cold in my tent, I line the walls with foil blankets, & if I get bored, I go for a walk. I camp to be in nature - comfortably so, but still in nature - & maybe it makes me a fuddy-duddy, but I feel like there's a big difference between bringing your phone, or even your tablet, & bringing your TV. So, that's my line, but everyone has their own.

Thankfully, I'm a very skilled cook, + since I plan the menu & do all the cooking for the entirety of each trip, none of my friends ever complain about the extra weight of all my 3-star, humble homebrew glamping gear in the trailer. ;-)

P.S. I am now enjoying exploring your site! So much great reading material. :-D

Thank you Alex Honnold!

Very good organization.

No to big tents. Do some yoga and be comfortable sitting lying on the ground. Not a big deal.

Nice tent great info.

Lesson learned! always bring plastic bins on camping :)

i once went camping and forgot my sleeping bag!

This video is very helpful thank you for sharing. I love to have a camping like

Dang, people take way too much shit camping

Please lose the music

A tarp for the bottom is f your tent is useful

Essential gear for car camping..... #1 get a car

Hi Lena... It's Jeeim ;)

Thank you for this video, its a good start up.

I loved how organized you are...I will definitely buy those bins.

I'm wondering, if you read an Atomic Habits by James cleare? ;D

Thanks. I love that tent. It looks easy to put up.

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You sound just like Pete Buttigieg.

So your camping? And your car is camping? But you don’t even give your car a tent or a sleeping bag. Should we call someone?

What size are those totes

I thought “car camping” was camping inside the car. Surely this is just “camping” ?

What is this "outside" place everyone keeps talking about?

I have two kids and two dogs that stay in the tent at night. My list is just a little bigger. Haha

I would love to see more people using firepans instead of building fire rings with rocks that get really messy. What I use is cheap, lightweight and easy to pack. check out my vids.

I don’t put anything in a bin, they are a waste of space. As he said, he has plenty of it, I don’t. I put everything in bags and stuff sacks. They can be squeezed into tight places, bins can’t and any air space in the bin is taking up unnecessary space.

HOW COME YOU HAVENT GOT THE KITCHEN SINK

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