r/StealthCamping

Hello,

My usual tent and campsite got flooded so me and the pupper had to sleep inside the truck.

This is the second time happening ignored it the first time,

When I wake up I have dry eyes and dry throat w/tightness, with a cough. I kept getting this weird body vibrational feeling through out the night.

I have slept in vehicles before this is second time this had happened.

This has never been a problem sleeping in vehicles before. I crack the windows, I don't leave the engine running, I have fan going for ventilation.

What is going inside truck?

im trying to look into portable power stations for campnig and home backup bt the price gaps are crazy lol. saw the oscal powermax 1800se which looks decent for the specs but then other brands cost double for the same capacity. are you guys paying for the brand name or do cheaper power stations actually fail after a few months? would love some real feedback cuz im confused rn tbh

hello! looking to get into stealth camping and just road tripping in general and need a car. my 17 y/o hyundai elantra is great back and forth to work but im ready for something a bit bigger and newer to take me further. im looking for a small, reliable SUV that is good on gas, low maintenance, and below 25,000 dollars. im ok with an older vehicle maybe 2015-2019. ive been looking at subaru outbacks but everyone in my life seems to have a problem with that for some reason or another and im starting to second guess myself.

If we had Self Replicating Steel Strong Carbon Nano Fiber Self Contained  Nano Energy Powered Tent Houses, Molecular Chainsaw Nano Swords, Diamons Bullet Nano Machine Guns, ans Self Healing Nano Blood, could a human say ""Screw you!" To Governments and live anywhere they want as a Super Nomad and ignore all government rules or not? 

Plans of underground year-round shelter. Looking for advice.

#1. What would you do for full guaranteed waterproofing/bug proofing all the walls and roofs?

#2. How would you go about making an underground garden? Mainly referring to natural light.

#3. How would you collect water?

#4. how do you shower?

#5. Preferred method of tool upkeep and management as well as hunting materials?

(Yes I want this to be a fully self sufficient shelter)

I'm trying to find a sleeping bag that has a small-ish form factor when rolled up (doesn't need to be tiny, just not massive. My current sleeping bag is almost twice the size of the rest of my kit) but the issue I continue to run into is that they're either too short, I'm 6'4 and they rarely come up to cover my whole chest if it isn't huge while rolled up. Does anyone else have a similar experience/good recommendations? Doesn't necessarily even have to be a -50° one, I'm more concerned about the fit