u/fullybookedtx

There's an event I desperately want to attend next month, but the only way I can afford to go is by borrowing a 2021 Mercedes Metris. I've never slept in a van before, and do not see myself thriving during this venture.

• I'll only use the van to sleep and change.
• I'll have access to a shower and toilet.
• I'll have a 20-amp outlet at my personal site.
• I'll have 1 Ryobi battery-powered fan.
• I will be able to buy ice daily.
• I can buy a few small things, but can't spend much more money.

What are some other ways to make a week's sleep as comfortable as possible, when tent temperatures were 100+ a few years ago at this event, then 95 last year?

There's an event I desperately want to attend next month in PA, but the only way I can afford to go is in my mom's 2021 Mercedes Metris. I've never camped before, and do not see myself thriving during this venture.

• I'll only use the van to sleep and change.
• I'll have access to a shower and toilet.
• I'll have a 20-amp outlet at my personal site.
• I'll have 1 Ryobi battery-powered fan.
• I will be able to buy ice daily.
• I can buy a few small things, but can't spend much more money.

What are some other ways to make a week's sleep as comfortable as possible, when temperatures were 100+ a few years ago at this event, then 95 last year?