WINTER TRUCK CAMPING in SNOW and FREEZING Temps | Solo Camping & Cooking Chili

[@sacredstonecards9051]

The outakes were so cute. Thank you for exploring for those who can't.

[@ingridhohmann3523]

You stayed in a most beautiful place ✨️ 🙋‍♂️

[@InSurrealtime]

I would recommend a fleece or puffy throw for trips like that. It's great for sitting and watching the sunset, or to use on top of your sleeping bag at night. It's easy to regulate the temperature if you're too cold or too warm.

[@quitaulla1569]

Beautiful and so fun! 😀✌️🌳

[@markpirtle1096]

I'm struck by how resourceful you are Cat. You find a way to make anything work, all while maintaining a positive attitude. Another great video!

[@tamannahaque6705]

Yes she does!!!

[@CatherineGregoryAdventures]

Thank you Mark. 🙏

[@raktoda707]

I can see why you picked this area...the morning light upon the rocks,cliffs Ansel Adams Illuminations.I do think the deep freeze icey cold puts refractive crystals into atmosphere enhancing the light.The rig set-up up really works proud of the ever adaptive you.!!

[@markpatceg5582]

I did a similar build last summer. It was a lot of fun to see you do it too! I had no audience to show it to, so I kept dragging my wife out to see every advance of the build. One additional suggestion I would make is to consider installing a roof vent. What it does for ventilation is that it will give a way for the condensate (from your breath and the heater) to rise and escape. I found that sleeping inside the topper w/out a heater was colder than if I was in a tent! It occurred to me that it was the moisture in the air was bringing the cold right to me. It takes guts to cut a hole in the topper, but once done... really worth it!

[@lazyassian]

Love seeing you have two options for camping. Thanks for sharing your journey with us.

[@CatherineGregoryAdventures]

Yes! I'm excited about that. :)

[@jasonirvin3415]

Thanks for taking me to places I'll never see.

[@utahboy17]

We camp in that exact spot often. Thanks for not giving away exact locations of your campsites. It is amazing how some of the best free spots get overrun after Facebook and KZbin. Beautiful spot.

[@UAHTiger]

Hi Cat, Enjoy your videos. One thing you might want to consider adding to your setup is a 5 Pound propane tank. You would save yourself quite a bit versus having to always buy the bottles. Refilling the propane tank would cost about $5.

[@stevemay2829]

Great idea they also make smaller ones I think 2.5 lbs size perfect for those weekend getaways!

[@Blackopsmechanic338]

Now I want chili and pancakes! Yummmm. Great video. Peace

[@funnycrew01]

thanks for sharing this great adventure.

[@mitzioden4926]

Thank you for the spectacular scenery! I love your videos. They're professional quality and very entertaining.

[@robintaylor8583]

Hello Cat! Great adventures as usual! FYI trash compactor bags are great for temporary toilets! They are very heavy duty! And virtually leak proof.

[@fvsmith]

Good morning Catherine! I'm super excited on your new set-up and how well you make things work. Loving the chili!! If I may suggest, on the toilet, use several kitchen size trash bags and dum a coffee can full of kitty liter in each trash bag. Layer the bags one inside the other, works well, especially when you add a toilet seat to the bucket.

[@CatherineGregoryAdventures]

Thanks for the tips!

[@fvsmith]

@@CatherineGregoryAdventures I got this idea when my wife and I were tent camping and she didn’t like the idea of leaving the tent (large 3 room tent), from then on, she liked it!

[@zmarko]

That morning sequence at your campsite after the snow was beautiful. Shots were stunning, and the music was perfect. Excellent work! And @21:51 it's neat to see the truck camper top all clear of snow from having the heater on, and seeing the rest of the truck covered in snow.

[@johnswick4593]

Carol Shelby's is what I use whenever I make chili. I doctor it up with a few extra things like jalapenos, a large can of diced or stewed tomatoes, and every once in a while a green bell. Nothing better than chili with shredded cheese and cornbread in the winter. Wish I was there with you having chili Catherine. Beautiful country.

[@creeputney]

Happy New Year Cat! What a wonderful adventure to start off the new year . . . I noticed when there was no music during your reflecting moments on the tailgate how absolutely still everything was. Super quiet and peaceful. Knowing you didn't have the creature comforts of your trailer and being exposed like you were, must have felt just amazing. Loving the photography as always and your sensitivity to your pace of editing skills. Always a treat to enjoy my coffee on Sunday morning with you and your gentle story telling voice.

[@CatherineGregoryAdventures]

Thanks so much Cree!

[@desertwaters_808]

I used to be a camper and the sights of sounds of camping are making me realize just how much I miss it...! I travel by car to many of the same areas you go, but I have decided this will finally be the year that I get a van. Thanks for your lovely energy and inspo 🤍

[@tammywestern5816]

Wonderful video! Beautiful scenery , and always fun to see your meals , thank you for filming and sharing 😊 😊⛺️💜

[@normamccafferty3053]

Holy moly- the beauty you captured. Again. 😊❤ The light. The snow. The mountains. Thank you! We appreciate your talent weekly.

[@toddramsay977]

My wife uses 5 beans and 2 peppers in her chili. She uses bell pepper ( green and red) and chipotle peppers. She uses 5 beans ( kidney, black, northern, white, pinto’s) add onion and season with McCormicks seasoning

[@imallierambles]

Ok. I’ll admit it’s been a minute since I’ve watched your channel and … where’s your truck camper? 😅 It actually doesn’t matter, I’m here for the adventures and beautiful scenery you show. Side note: I’ve been living in my rv for 2 plus years and I’m seriously thinking of going smaller so this is perfect for me to watch and see how you do.

[@kaykaykayak9368]

Nice setup! And such beautiful location, love the snow.

[@lulabelldesigns]

You are such a dare devil! How fun! I’m learning how to transition from tent camping to truck camping, thanks so much!

[@williamfox1146]

The colder the weather the better coffee and chili taste!

[@CatherineGregoryAdventures]

That's for sure!

[@WesternDriven406]

Sweet! Now get yourself a rack on top and an awning! I use my Decked system for all my kitchen supplies. Fun to see how you set your truck up. I’ve gotta take my Springdale in to get some warranty work done so I think I’m gonna do some truck camping down at Anza Borrego. #inspired 🤙

[@EddieJoe55]

I expect you already know this tip, but I’ll put it here so to ensure: If you preposition your windshield wipers outwards prior to frozen participation falling (as you did when you were cleaning the powder-snow from your windshield), this measure will aid in cleaning ice from the windshield, and help prevent damage to the rubber wipers. Merely a note to help, but being one who resourceful as you are I figure you may know this. Excellent video-as always! ! 😊

[@CatherineGregoryAdventures]

Thank you. I do know that, but forgot to do it on this occasion. lol

[@EddieJoe55]

@@CatherineGregoryAdventures I expected you did. From your vids I perceive you to be a “sharpie”! Cat, sometimes in your videos when you’re hiking in those remote areas-I’d sure feel so much better for you if I knew you were packing a “equalizer” somewhere on your body!! This world has gotten so evil! Never back in the old cowboy days did villains go shooting children in schools. To me it appears that there is far less fear of or respect for an Almighty God! Just my thoughts. Thank you for responding, dear Cat!

[@paulwall5706]

@@CatherineGregoryAdventures u have to be very Careful when u put your Windshield Wipers up especially when the wind is pretty Strong I know a guy that did that and the Wind Snapped his Wipers off 🤣😂😆😅

[@rgdodson]

It looked like a great first truck camper adventure, and everything worked well. Maybe one of those "stick on" shelf lights with a bit of Velcro stuck on the middle of your camper ceiling would be a good, quick, and easy-to-use source of light in the middle of the night.

[@CatherineGregoryAdventures]

Great idea! Thank you!

[@Gunge-vq2ik]

great rig!! great vid!!!

[@FreedomToRoam86]

Pour over coffee is great anytime. Pour over coffee is out of this world sublime on a cold camping morning!

[@blippacg]

That's a convenient setup for quick getaways. I've thought about doing the same with my truck but I think a little bigger cap would be nice.

[@MOTrav]

You’re a brave soul to winter camp in below freezing temps. Looks like you’re well prepared, so enjoy! The scenery is wild and beautiful.

[@billfargo7911]

This video is for all the people who were waiting for the perfect camper or the perfect trailer to go camping. Warmth, food, water is what you need. Of course you can always have more. Do you need it though. Thanks for taking the leap Catharine .

[@tomhorn3062]

Good morning Kat, been watching your videos for quite some time now and I must say I've never been disappointed. I think this set up is awesome.

[@barbaragarrison9133]

You're a true pioneer woman, Catherine ☺.Thank you for bringing us to the most beautiful scenery once again. I look forward to Sundays and your adventures. Also, thanks for introducing me to Sumatra coffee.

[@josephinebustos8074]

Hi Catherine! Love your videos. I’m temporarily basing myself in Saint George and would love to meet up and camp with you.

[@_Nomad_Chad]

That looked like so much fun! Great landscape and, I felt like I was there. Really enjoyed this video. Thanks for sharing.

[@burncon2]

I have a feeling you’ll enjoy the freedom that a 2-stage roamer (truck then tent) from base camp offers. It’ll be a treat watching as you adapt. Safe travels.

[@CatherineGregoryAdventures]

Thank you Sid!

[@SlowTransitTimes]

Wow, look at your overlanding set up! So cool. What an amazing spot.

[@sharondavis8003]

Picture perfect as always 😊 Knew you would figure out your camper space. ❄️❄️🙋🏼‍♀️

[@CatherineGregoryAdventures]

Thank you Sharon!

[@K-LynnTexas]

Greatness Catherine! 👍❄☃️❄💙 Very nice set up! Your truck looks cozy! It was cool to see your foot prints in the snow where you set up the camera! 😎👣❄👣👍 Stay warm and have a great week! 🙏💛

[@genekied]

The lands around Torrey are a great place to spend some alone time, not over-run as it is in Moab. I camped in my SUV for over 20 years before finally getting a small class C. You'll find you love how flexible this style of travel can be, and the 4x4 will get away from it all.

[@TheHighwayHare]

I love your new canine costar Birdie, she is adorable. Great idea for the window covers! You are a very creative. The scenery, as always, was beautiful. I suggest getting a heat disc (just warm), put in dry cooler with your water container to prevent it from freezing if you stay out for a longer period of time.

[@richardryan4469]

Enjoy your youtube channel. You have way more experience camping than I do. I did 2 months of winter camping in a SUV 2 things that helped me were a walmart single burner stove that can burn 2 types of fuels with attaching cup. Quick set up. Fast hot drinks and one cup meals and a hot water bottle at night. You can use a Nalgene bottle with a sock over it will stay warm for hours. The lowest temp I camped in was -6 degrees with a strong wind. I was plenty warm. Enjoy!

[@nealhathaway2004]

My dad cooked a dish like that. He called it slum gullion. It's an old hobo recipe.

[@HamRadioAdventures]

It’s always good to see you and thanks for the journey. I am currently in Alabama, but hope to get out west in the springtime. Maybe we’ll run across each other. Good luck and best wishes - Rich KØPIR

[@mrjeff2396]

For a nice little tarp cover, I recommend something about the 10x20 foot size. The overhead should be 10 of the 20 foot side with the remaining 10 angled down and secured to act as wind shelter from prevailing direction. Height should be set to about 6-7 foot which should be just about 6 inches above pickup shell height.

[@charleshicks3492]

Excellent, looked like a great place for a daydream⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️😎😎😎

[@meltcmelinda4012]

You hit a home run again Catherine, I loved the video. I did see one area which you may already be on top oi which was being cold and snow moving into your area. In Amazon, there are vests which are heated front and back. There's a huge choice of different styles if you have an interest. Thank you so much for allowing us into your world. God bless you Catherine

[@kearnsey64]

Other than the freezing weather, that worked out great Catherine! I work outside so spending my free time out in the cold on the weekends isn't my bag, lol. I end my camping trips in October.

[@burrcountryadventures]

We live in northern Utah, (cache valley) and we love the southern part of the state and only 3hrs from Yellowstone. Great video, thanks for sharing. Be safe!

[@CatherineGregoryAdventures]

I love Utah!

[@travelsrus]

Great video as always so inspiring 🎉

[@sonny1597]

You have more guts then me .. that's way cold! My problem isn't being warm inside .. it's getting up and having to go outside that's usually the problem. 40F is about my cut off .. getting ready to head to Quartzite for a day or two and then back to Death Valley (warm) for some exploring. BTW Bob Well's has a 'fix' for the Little Buddy heater where you can run .. as in my case .. a 11 lb Manchester cylinder and with the proper fittings you can fuel your stove too. I use two 50 qt Plano plastic boxes .. one for my gear and the other is my larder and on stopping those go outside immedietly .. they are waterproof. They become my cooking platform and stool! I try and create as much room as possible for me when stopped. Love the bib's btw .. Carharts? I carry an old snowmobile suit if it get's real cold .. born and raised in Northern Minnesota but now a AZ transplant I'm a wuss in the cold. 🤠

[@CatherineGregoryAdventures]

They aren't Carhart's, but are similar. I picked them up at Tractor Supply. :)

[@amynelson9362]

We use kitty litter with our portable camping toilet. I found it is less messy than woodchips. Specifically, I purchase the Unscented (free and clear) and Lightweight variety that comes in a jug, which is easy to transport/store and not heavy to lift and also doesn't have a scent that could attract animals. Also, I've always used just regular kitchen garbage bags, not the heavy duty ones, and I've never had one fail, even with multiple people using the toilet. The kitty litter is a little pricey (for kitty litter) but a jug should last you quite a while.

[@Mtnsunshine]

Great set up,Catherine. I especially liked the spray bottle with the vinegar and water to clean the dishes. Brilliant! And the dog food container as a porta potty is another good option. Thanks for showing us how possible it is to do things.👍

[@metal4x4]

Looks like a successful trip in the new setup. I am not a fan of cold weather but the snow does make everything look beautiful. looking forward to seeing more camping adventures with the truck. Thank you for another great video.

[@Dave-sw2dm]

I fully insulated the inside of my truck bed. Even put up double layered and insulated fleece coverings on all the windows and sealed the tailgate. It is cave dark in there if no light is on. One tiny LED provides enough light to see.

[@jimbuckwalter7372]

We camped like that for years when we were young. Called it “tailgate camping”. Good memories.

[@Gman-qm6bv]

Love your pancake mix in a zip lock bag method, not needing to carry along a mixing bowl. Brilliant idea and thanks!

[@ScottWorthington]

Good Sunday morning, Ms. Catherine. It's a dreary, rainy, chilly (above freezing) day here in North Carolina. Thanks for sharing a bit of your life with me. You have quite a setup there. I'm sure that you are going to enjoy it. Your landscape shots are second to none. best wishes to you. Keep warm and safe. 😘

[@CatherineGregoryAdventures]

Thank you! You too!

[@dutchman6969]

Catherine this was so cool, no pun intended!! I love how you added the carbon monoxide sensor as well. Your awesome 👌 thank you so much and stay warm 😊

[@zmarko]

A new, "different kind" of adventure today! Hope it goes well! Incredible scenery so far! A little cloudy/foggy, but wow what a view from your campsite!

[@geraldzimmerman8777]

Within a 1 1/2 I recognized the road and knew EXACTLY where you were on it. Traveled it 100's of times. Torrey & Capitol Reef is my favorite place, even though I grew up in NW CT. My mother was born there, and she grew up on a ranch 4 miles south off of 12. My great-grandfather was one of the town's founders. Recognized the Mummy Cliffs shot in the am. I love the Cockscomb in the morning. I used to get up when staying on the ranch to see it in the a.m. We had an unobstructed view. Always enjoy your videos

[@joanneestrada9894]

Hi Cat, I'm glad your first camping trip in the truck was a success! I'm sure you'll look back on it with fond memories. I love your artistic filming of the Canyon Country in the snow. I appreciate you getting outside to film sunrise and sunset; the coldest, yet most beautiful times of the day. Happy and safe travels to you in 2023!

[@BBQDad463]

Get a piece of foam-rubber pipe insulation from the hardware store. Cut a piece to fit around the rim of the potty-pail. Makes sitting much more pleasant.

[@edwardpetersen4309]

I outfitted a pick-up with a cap for bed camping. I built a plywood platform for my sleeping bag, but your solution to use a cot is much better. I wish I had thought of it. I must warn you, there is not a cap made that is 100% waterproof. You may have to deal with a leak or two. Cheers to you for your endeavor!

[@abbydiamond2622]

Great setup! My truck cap and my camper van both have the same carpet type lining. I find that the sticky velcro will also come loose in the heat. I solved the problem by stapling it to my curtains. It was the easiest solution!

[@CatherineGregoryAdventures]

Great tip! Thank you Abby.

[@danielyoshimura3059]

This is the kinda camping I love❤ minimal style!

[@bertsadventure689]

Yabba doo Yabba doo We like watching you! Glenda “the magnificent” and i liked watching you while we had our cup of coffee this morning. A good start to the day. Thanks

[@rhymeswithteeth]

One of the things about camping in the back of your truck is that you can't lock the canopy from the inside. If you'd like to be able to do that, you might want to do what I did...I riveted a small "L" bracket above the metal tabs (the inside portion of the canopy handles) inside the canopy. When I'm hitting the sack for the night, I turn the "L" brackets downward to come into contact with metal tabs so that the handles can't be turned open from the outside. The "L" brackets are tight enough that, when I'm not sleeping in the bed of my truck, and the tabs are in the up position, they won't slip down and lock me out of the bed of my truck. : )

[@bettebuchheit5776]

My husband and I traveled from our home in Kentucky to the Pacific coast in Washington state, camping in the back of our truck and topper all along the way. Cozy…..yes! Fun and adventurous…..absolutely! The simplicity and mobility made the trip virtually hassle free. We travel these days in a motorhome but we still both smile when we remember that “back-to-basics” camping trip. Thank you for bringing back those memories!

[@jamesbonner5989]

Beautiful views from your campsite. Too cold for me, I like warm weather. Stay safe.

[@bobjustice5838]

Doubt if you’ll read this but my 1st trip to Capitol Reef was Feb. of ‘76. Used a Coleman 2 burner and for making abalone chowder for my 20 years of SCUBA classes. Been most of the spots that you have hit plus others. Favorite is still California 395. Too many people now. Enjoyed the early years more!! 😎

[@stephenackerman7761]

Although I enjoy all of your videos these truck bed camper ones are very special!

[@Chickmamapalletfarm]

There are a few folks in the “nomad lifestyle” corner of KZbin who inspire me. You are very high on that list. I love your videos. The music, the appreciation for the natural world, the simplicity of your joy, and the excitement you have for every moment of this beautiful life, are all so enjoyable to watch.

[@alcoa1489]

Catherine, you are incredible…, and gutsy! You are correct, the winter elements completely enhance an already stunning landscape. What a beautiful start to 2023! Looking forward to seeing more adventures. Safe travels!

[@risingsunadventuretravels9908]

I envy you Catherine , I live here in the Blue Ridge Mountains of western North Carolina. Had 25 years in the film making business. 6 films for the National Geographic Society, 2 films for the National Audubon Society, 13 appearances at Carnegie music Hall . I enjoy the nature part of it too. Best wishes, Ken Creed

[@stanleylogan7139]

Wonderful winter video! Planning and organizing are definitely your forte! Nice views inside your oh so cozy camper. Tucked in and watching Netflix as the snowflakes fell. A great campout. Superbly documented!

[@CatherineGregoryAdventures]

Thank you so much!

[@stanleylogan7139]

@@CatherineGregoryAdventures and you showed a brief clip from your Yankee Fork campsite! Thank you, Catherine!

[@rickbuchanan5762]

Wow Catherine. I loved this video. I can't understand why I haven't seen your channel before but you now have a new subscriber. I have th1e same setup as you minus the cot. 2 Cabela air mattresses and sleeping bags. An F250 with a LEER Topper and a 31' travel trailer. Try this, put your stove on the tailgate and cook there while you sit just inside the topper to stay out of the cold wind. It works and you're too pretty a girl for us to lose you to pneumonia. Shivering out in the cold win is never a good thing. Keep on keeping on girl!

[@mayokimmer]

Beautiful place. Love your 'shake down trip' - great success!!! I am so happy you got window coverings for privacy and warmth. I loved that you shared you leaving the site and area - pretty snowy!

[@conniewaite1371]

You can stop and camp almost anywhere with that setup! Planning to try that in my jeep this summer.i am 69

[@valeriee8579]

As an occasional SUV camper, and living on the coast of Western Europe where there's a snow sprinkle once in a decade, I fully appreciated your Winter truck camping experience ... magical to me ! Also I want to thank you again for all your content which sometimes included some places I have been to long time ago (I found your Channel 2 years ago and you are definitely my favorite person to watch on YT) and wish you a beautiful and healthy year 2023

[@CatherineGregoryAdventures]

Thank you 🙏

[@mobiltec]

A couple aluminum telescopic poles are great for temp tarps with vehicles. I do that with both vehicles. I have a couple of different size smaller propane heaters that I use for tents and van camping. You might look into one for truck bed camping. By the way, National Parks are now off the list for You Tuber destinations due to the new permit process for photography...

[@sholinwright2229]

The snow on the desert rocks makes for a beautiful scene.

[@MalikUmrani]

Winter Truck Camping from Snow Day Yes

[@johnpinckney4979]

Good morning Cat... II can hear Birdy now... "My paw goes up Her truck goes by. She smiles at me But drives right on by. So, here am I... Hitchin' a ride..." (Inspired by "Hitchng A Ride" by Varity Fare"...) I liked the way Bridy was poking around (and under) your truck as you packed it. I used both a trunk organizer and seatback organizers when I had others traveling with me. Came in really handy! One suggestion on the Reflectix: Get some ACC glue (AKA "Krazy Glue") to secure the velcro to it. However, get some cheap nail polish remover and have it at the ready. It's the best thing to dissolve the stuff when it gets on your fingers! This was yet another beautiful video. A bit bittersweet as reminded me of my younger days in the Laurentian Mountains. I hope you have the chance to explore both Northern and Eastern Canada. Especially places like Hudson Bay, and the Gaspe' Peninsula. It's a cold day (27F) in Northern Virginia today. Which, is analogous to a cold day In another place. May Almighty God Bless Guard, Guide, and Protect you in your adventures. 73 (P.S. The late posting is because Comedycast spassed-out while I was typing...!)

[@BuccaneerOverland]

Living in Florida I would love to camp like that. Stunning views you had. Stay safe looking forward to your next adventure.

[@Karen-bt6lh]

I love how the sun casts its light on the rock formations. Absolutely beautiful! Best wishes on your new camping set up. Looking forward to your new adventures.

[@charlescahoon3557]

I use Carroll Shelby’s chili mix too. Lots of folks don’t know that besides his storied career in racing and building cars, he was big in the Texas Chili scene back in the day.

[@roadtriplover.]

I also tend to cheat a bit, these days. I have a travel trailer and it can be such a challenge to push myself outside in less than great weather. I’m a bit envious of your adventure. I often feel that my travel trailer is just an apartment on wheels; not really camping, unless I use it just to sleep and potty. I’m working to creat a camping area in the short bed of my truck. It’s gonna be tight, but I think I can make it comfortable. Great inspiration in this video, for sure!!

[@Gumby56]

Nothing like a cup of hazelnut and cinnamon coffee and watching a Catherine Gregory video on a Sunday morning!!!

[@lynn368]

That was a great first time in your truck. Last year I sold my class B Pleasure Way van camper. I bought a 2017 Ford Transit Connect small van. I will be getting it fixed up inside this year with my son- in-law’s help so I can start camping in it this late spring. It’s simple, it’s easy & will be fun to use it.

[@lynn368]

I live in northern UT

[@teresadaigle6991]

What a Gorgeous spot. The snow covered red rocks makes for an amazing view, and what a view you have! I have to look into those great remote camping spots. Utah being new to us. Your setup looks very comfortable and safe. Perfect for one person. My husband and I used to hike in -15 degrees with wind chill lower and we were never cold. Actually took off clothing while hiking to not sweat. They have great clothing today that keeps you extra warm. A Balaclava along with a long neck warmer were essentials for us. Keeping your face warm from the elements helps you to stay warm inside. Keep your head warm and then your feet will be warm also. 😃😃 You will have many trips full of adventure and it looks like you will be very comfortable with all your prepping. What a great idea on your windows. This is your second home made very cozy. Enjoy your winter camping in all kinds of weather. Happy New Year Adventures!

[@keithpomella9953]

I hope there’s still time left for myself, I admire your adventurous nature.

[@karldanhofer6712]

Your music and food and ideas about everything I would never have thought of using a pet container as a toilet I'm using that now too and like I said love your ideas

[@djd31289]

How wonderful! The view was gorgeous! It's 11 pm and now I need a blueberry pancake. Lol. Be safe! ❤️❤️❤️

[@CatherineGregoryAdventures]

🙏❤️🙏 Thank you Donna.

[@jstud024]

I enjoyed this video so much. The view, the snow and the music in between talking. I felt so much inspiration Thank you for sharing your beautiful camping trip with us. 😊❤

[@jenniferbarron2317]

My guy and I camp out of our crv. Got the Nemo aurora high-rise 4 person tent to setup chairs and a little kitchen on bad weather days. We still sleep in our honda crv. Works out really nicely!