Cave Camping in WILD AUSTRALIAN Oasis! 🌴

[@kgsz]

You singlehandedly do more to promoting Australia's wild side than all your federal and state governments combined. Thanks so much for this amazing journey, and keep exploring!

[@ayarottilsandeep545]

Hi, Am from India, so much to say about your videos..... Your each video of 35 to 45 mins is just mesmerizing. I feel peaceful and in different world when I watch those video. Or during this chaotic life style I choose your video to find peace... Amazing views, amazing ambiance, amazing mother nature but all together with your audio makes the video a unforgettable and calm minded for me. I love Australia more than i used to after watching your video. Buddy thanks and wish u all the best to make million more such videos. Thanks Thank you so much.

[@tracker5849]

1000% agree

[@thebiglimey]

Be a gate keeper, there are too many places that get overrun and trashed by the masses. If someone truly wants to find solitude and an adventure like yours, they'll find it. Keep up the good work, love the videos!

[@olibrown8601]

Ailanthus altissima, common name Tree of heaven. Introduced invasive. Great vid mate.

[@distinctfilms]

Ive just discovered your channel. As a physically disabled filmmaker I can mostly just daydream about filming on walkabouts. But now thanks to your videos I can imagine what it's like, such amazing places!

[@randallkelley3599]

Sox over the shoes to keep out critters, great idea. Never forget that!!!

[@emf333]

Another great film, Scotty. Respect for keeping the wild places secret.

[@haydaral-ali8612]

As much as I want to ask where that is I can agree with you we need to keep these beautiful spots a secret 🤫

[@johnkorhonen5452]

Secrets best kept from dropkick bogans who leave all the garbage with no concerns about the pristine environment.All the bush tracks around the major cities have barricades because of junk dumping idiots.And like that tyre, get washed into creeks and floods eventually takes them to rivers and so on.Onya Scotty for not revealing the location.

[@karnosadventures6599]

I agree, same goes for them special fishing holes

[@johnkorhonen5452]

@Henny I referred only the ”dropkick” bogans as my fishing mate is a bogan and proud of it. Him and I always pick up crap left behind at our favourite fishing spots. Sorry if you misunderstood the term used.

[@pmue437]

no Snakes, Crocs or Spiders?

[@ERIKOFFTRACK]

What a magical place that is Scotty! An absolutely cracking find. I totally agree about not sharing locations. It's not like the old days when only a relatively small group of people would discover and visit places through bushwalking clubs or guide books. The internet has changed that. In any event, there are still gems like that out there and it's so much more rewarding to put the hard work in and find your own way. Cheers mate.

[@chrissysmith3888]

This place not only echos the still used Cooee call of Australia, but truly brings the heart back to Mother Earth in all her splendor. Deep bow to the Aboriginal tribes who still hold true to the ancient ways and preserve our countries precious land and it's stories. And thank you Scotty, for sharing your experiences, showing everyone how to enjoy but respect time with Mother Nature, leaving gentle footprints without the need to destruct. It truly is a beautiful place.💙

[@bryanchang6299]

A magnificent epic created by wind, water, and time. Praise for your footage...!

[@belindaf70]

We live in such a beautiful country. Indigenous energy is so powerful when you’ve found a quiet little gem. Appreciate that you pay respect to those that walked before you 🙏💞 Nature .. she definitely got the goods. Love your work Scotty 👍🏻

[@michaelellert4982]

I moved over seas from Australia a few years ago and miss it every day. You encompass every aspect of what I miss in your videos. The fishing, Hiking, Camping and just exploring the serenity of the Australian bush. I have been very fortunate to have been able to explore parts of the Pilbara region in WA. highly highly recommend it if you ever have a chance. Love your work mate!

[@lynnemaree8346]

Another great video! Just a suggestion, could you leave in a bit of the night filming, around the camp fire, a view of the stars and any animals you may see. Thanks for sharing.

[@adamcooper7444]

Yes Scotty, fully respect that you keep those places private, if people want to discover those places, like you said, they need to put in the hard yards too.

[@dubemccready7438]

This area is absolutely bloody gorgeous & the bird song is just delicious too. Would loved to see the wombat in his natural habitat, the rock formation which would give awesome shelter is available everywhere along this creek/river. just so good.

[@timdawes4968]

24:48 - Tree of Heaven (Ailanthus altisima) very definitely a weed 26:24 - Looks like Giant Reed (Arundo) also very definitely a weed

[@cosyville]

Thank you Scotty for all your beautiful videos. They are so relaxing to watch. Can't help but appreciate mother nature. Your calm tone and personality makes it more wonderful to experience. Thank you.

[@hally271088]

What a magic spot mate! I also like how you include what you cook while on a adventure and show how you make it. Your videos remind me how beautiful our country is to explore if you actually make the time. Also doing it on your own I think makes it even better. Everyone needs time on there own, its more important then many realise, and what an amazing place to do. Thanks

[@quexalcoatl]

When I go exploring I get that primordial / ancent vibe too I think it's the really old rock and waterfalls that do it. You can almost feel when a place is special that way and has been there the exact same for so long. Thanks so much for taking us with you, I really needed this spirit lift. -Muskoka, Canada.

[@adventuredownunder2131]

Well said

[@kevinkitchen3351]

Scotty, I've got 30 years in front of you & still enjoy the bush. Show what can be found & help people understand the joy of connecting with country. Nothing wrong with being a gatekeeper. Too many times I've seen the results of when a 'Mr Spill the Beans' do articles on a beautiful location and its destroyed by those who don't respect what was there. Sometimes I come home after a trip only to say to family, don't go back out there, just remember the way it was. You're doing a top job of showing country & recognising the first nation lands.

[@GoingSoloOutdoors]

These cave camps are so enjoyable to watch! The landscape is just so epic and unique! Quality stuff as always Scotty!

[@camd3673]

Scotty, not only do you have the best content covering our beautiful Australian landscapes, but you seem like such a lovely bloke too! Big respect and appreciation for the acknowledgement of traditional owners of the land at the beginning and during your videos also! Keep up the amazing work mate! Looks incredible! :)

[@RavenWolf11]

I love our country we all share ❤️ We are so blessed 🙌 totally awesome 👌 MY FAMILY LOVE YOUR ADVENTURES. WELL done your filming 🎥 is exceptional 👏. Thanks for all the HAPPINESS 😊 YOU BRING with you.

[@laurencetilley9194]

I have watched almost all your videos Scotty, and this location is by far the most beautiful. It reminds me of the western Kimberley in WA

[@Gadgeteer22]

You've got yourself a beautiful hidden gem of a place to explore. Neat you found it all on your own with just topographic and satellite maps.

[@randyhiggins9635]

always worth watching several times just to watch the peace it brings to me !!!! thanks!

[@alanskeoch3112]

24:40 is Ailanthus altissima, 26:28 is Arundo donax (not bamboo)

[@michaelnoakes8566]

Another outstanding job brother; thanks for showing this to us. You mentioned someone calling you a gate keeper; then so be it; you're absolutely doing the right thing. Here in the United States we are loosing access to so many places that once were free, due to disrespectful people wrecking things for us all. Those that really have the love will do as you do and search and find these places on their own, then only share them with the Creator who made them as you have done.

[@billcotton1551]

Scotty ,next time you go there ,bring your fly rod, you should be able to catch those carp on a wooly worm. You will have a blast!

[@susansmeeton4321]

I agree Scotty, a lot of my little hideaway campsites have been put onto social media and have become crowded and dirty. Keep your places safe and clean

[@janberge7014]

You make us so happy, so many on you tube get too corny after a while. You are so genuine, don't ever vhange, we in the upper US love you

[@gigi3242]

The scenery reminds me so much of Northern Arizona. I'm fairly old, when I was a child the places were wild, and quiet; now, they are crawling with people. Keep your secrets, protect the wild places. Thank you for sharing the adventure, but yes, keep these places sacred.

[@JasonMcCann841]

Beautiful spot, great grub and wash it down with a little G&T. You are living like a king. Cheers from Newfoundland Canada.

[@martinoutdoors6941]

Fantastic and as you say so prehistoric/untouched

[@jasonbourne5807]

thanks for taking me along with you on this journey, awesome and beautiful!

[@clintgoode7019]

No better way to relax than watching one of your relaxing episodes with the beautiful scenery. So good mate keep up the great work Scotty

[@ewengillies9826]

The views from your baywindows were simply stunning Scotty. You have the happy knack of sussing out the most incredible landscapes. It is no wonder you love the bush when you can spend your time exploring the fabulous Ozzie remote countryside. This hzs been one of your best yet mate keep them coming. ATVB with the rest of 2022. Bushyboy Oz.

[@DottieStanley]

Fantastic video! Loved the food and the scenery. I do not blame you for not disclosing the location. Land should remain untouched. People do a lousy job of taking care of our Mother Earth. Thank you for teaching us how to do it.

[@jdmo21]

Paradise...

[@adrianp2007]

FULL respect for keeping them to yourself. If people want to find B E A UTIFUL places like these......, they will!

[@jonwilson6077]

It's so much more rewarding to research and discover these locations than what is it to be baby fed them

[@zzrhardy]

It's not gatekeeping when you tell people how you find places. We all have the same tools you have, and might even find better places for ourselves.

[@mackeycharli256]

Thanks for keeping tight lipped about these places. Would hate to see some of these spots crowded with Jet Skis and AMG C63’s.

[@rebeccadelbridge2998]

Absolutely beautiful. We are the luckiest people on earth, living in Australia. Just always be wary of flash floods when camping near creek beds. Make sure you have a fast exit to higher ground always. Our country is beautiful, but unpredictable. X

[@georgea.9684]

The best, most tranquil, soothing vids on KZbin. I watch tons of Aussie camping vids but Scottie’s are the ones to watch when you just want to wind down and enjoy….

[@thedailymindset]

Really enjoyed the video Scotty. Really liked the music during the first 24 minutes. Very peaceful place you went to. Can't wait to see the next one.

[@paddyfriend3999]

reminds me of my childhood in the 70s and 80s. I grew up around Umina Beach and my mates and I used to go into the bush and find sand stone caves like these all the time, sometimes we would sleep there in our sleeping bags for the night.

[@wastelandwarrior9738]

Sounds amazing.

[@loydtruss]

Absolutely loved this video, never knew that Australia had caves and rock formations as you have shown us. May I make a suggestion when you go back and I know you will----carry your fly rod and tie on a small black or brown bug with legs and watch the carp attack it? A little movement of the fly will get a reaction---thanks for sharing

[@TheOccasionalNomad]

Hey Scotty, another great spot mate. The first weed is tree of heaven (Ailanthus altissima). The second one is giant reed (Arundo donax).

[@johnwesch5926]

Beautiful. I could feel the natural energy and calmness. That place feels special.

[@jeanwatson189]

Not gatekeeping, anybody with transport and a bit of gear can go to a NP and do what you're doing if they are fit and motivated enough. You're not stopping anybody going anywhere!

[@TheRaimo]

Thanks Scott, beautiful area, nice and quiet, totally agree on location privacy. Yes it sucks, but everyone hopefully understands, I do., waiting for the next one. Keep on going.

[@sickerOr]

Hey Scotty, I appreciate that you are keeping these places wild and secret!! Thank you also for acknowledging that you are on Indigenous land. You could bring your fly rod and some carp flies and try to catch & cook (or just remove) some of those fish. Cheers from Canada

[@haydaral-ali8612]

This video is so beautiful from the lush healthy plants and the animals and the birds calls. It is sad to see the weeds in a such a beautiful place and especially to see carp in a creek like that. Keep up the good videos l love watching these sort of videos

[@bartjames100]

Thanks Scotty for giving me a break.

[@markchung1910]

Great vid as usual mate. That plant looks like a Tree of heaven (Ailanthus altissima) which is an invasive species and regarded as an environmental weed in Australia.

[@amelia-rosechambers6976]

These films just blow my mind, Scotty. These areas of natural beauty are such a treasure! That tree looks like something we have here in the UK called StagsHorn, it is also native to lowland rainforests in Queensland and New South Wales! Xx

[@tracker5849]

I never thought much of Australia before I "met" you. I thought it just red dirt ..wild..over grown with dangerous animals. You have opened a whole NEW WORLD. ITS AMAZING!! each place you take us is more unreal and amazing than the last. This place looks like a Disney movie. THANK YOU!!!! wish I were younger I would love to visit your world

[@virginiachinn4033]

Its been a long time since I enjoyed a video as much as this one, I wish I were there with you, that place is so beautiful, thank you so much for sharing!!!

[@Richie90090]

What an amazing place! Thanks for taking us with you Scotty and your video quality is superb!

[@Ptmence]

Scotty, could you do a video about how you find your locations? I know you like to keep the locations a secret. So I'd like tips on how to find spots of my own. Thanks mate, love the videos!

[@dude2134561]

This is exactly what I wanted too!

[@tbillington]

Get on Google Earth, and start looking around. Look for waterways that are miles away from any sort of road/track.

[@Fishergirl110]

I absolutely froth over every video you bring out. I’ve been watching you since the beginning . From watching your coastal camping videos too extreme bush isolation and cave camping I’ve now known some coastal bush plants that are edible and may or may have not gotten some recipes too ! Keep up with the great work. I can’t wait too see more videos. You encourage people too go camping go see what Australia has too offer and mate you’re doing an awesome job. I suffer from anxiety and You going too these places really help with my anxiety so I want too thank you!

[@mezanian]

In the first 2 minutes all I could think about was a Violet Crumble, those honeycomb colour rocks. I have a piece of the Hawkesbury, a doorstop size, that brings me joy from years spent wandering the coast. 😘 Get the App for plant ID, that wasn't bamboo, but a native cane.

[@matthewvelo]

My goodness, I miss hiking in NSW. Victoria is beautiful, but I miss the Blue Mountains so much. Thanks Scott.

[@TheLoz999]

Tha Salami you want Scotty is called Cacciatore which means Hunter in Italian. It is made drier and therefore it'll keep without refrigeration once you cut it open .

[@wastelandwarrior9738]

Thanks I was wondering that myself lol😂

[@cliverobbo]

I love the work that you put into your filming Scotty. Your passion for the outdoors is awesome. I feel totally chilled after watching from the beautiful places you go to right down to lighting your fire with flint & steel. Keep doing it bro. Clive

[@FaerieFenergles]

Gorgeous place!

[@songbirdscreations-MargaretS]

Beautiful video! I would love to hike someplace like that! Your cooking though! I am really impressed! Taking the "rough" out of "roughing it"!

[@KyleD]

Another cracking video, the production quality just keeps going up! Could only imagine the hours that goes into adding to the trip to get the shots and document the experience to let us all enjoy. Couldn't thank you more mate

[@Rhythm911]

Too right. If they want to find a place like that., Let them get off the couch and go find them on their own !!! :D

[@jbrower760]

That plant looks like Tree of Heaven

[@JayJay-oh1tw]

That bird was probably pissed off that a bipedal had discovered its secret spot, hahaha. Keep up the good work mate!

[@markoda2120]

Great job of doing the hard work and finding a beautiful spot. Those who complain about not sharing your spots can do the work themselves and reap the rewards. It is much more fulfilling b to discover things on your own. I appreciate your respect for your surroundings and history. 👍🏼👍🏼

[@johndearham2867]

Hi Scotty, I love your clips of your adventures, it's really amazing please don't ever stop what you are doing. You don't eat the skin of the salami.

[@qksmith]

Totally support you keeping these locations secret. I really enjoy trying to work it out. I am pretty sure of the area but not the specific.

[@johnskelly2542]

this reminds me of my childhood along a local part of the georges river, only this is even more spectacular, i for one understand your not disclosing the location, but, thanks for sharing the video, its like time travel for me

[@nickyemery1289]

Beautiful!!! The bush looks like a shumack..

[@English.Andy1]

Absolutely stunning Scotty. Love the fact you keep it a secret. Some places should just be. Whenever I watch you have a knack for capturing the essence of the place, it’s ancient past through the ages. I sort of feel that connection & I’m 12000 miles away! Cheers Scotty, all the best Andy

[@TheBex76]

Another awesome clip Scotty special place on saying that , You put the effort in to find the place using maps and walking about so can anyone who wants to find or a similar spot Your not denying anyone anything your just showing everyone what’s out there if they want to put in the effort :-)

[@petracollins8623]

What a fabulous place.Thanks for sharing. You are truly lucky to still have wild areas like that to enjoy .From Cape Town a big thumbs up.

[@philiome]

Thanks again mate for your content! Showing off the Aussie outback is breath taking and your story telling, respect for the elders and land and creativity is infectious. Keep them coming Cheers Liam!

[@MisterRSG]

This is not the outback , probably very far from it.

[@mj2745]

Has to be one of my favourites so far! Just stunningly beautiful and pristine! I agree keep the secret.

[@u2fanforever1]

Greetings from Canada Scotty! Thanks for the reminder of bare feet in the water - when it’s boots and snow here. Keep the videos coming!

[@johnbradburymyworkplaceculture]

Another great effort Scotty love the choice of music it creates a lovely atmosphere

[@lukesticklen6955]

Looks like a very special place on earth. Your lucky to have walked it. Absolutely beautiful

[@susanalbone5101]

I think the ‘shrub’ might be The Tree of Heaven. It’s an invasive species which grows 10-15 ft each year and originates from China and Taiwan. It’s leaves smell like peanuts or rotting cashews. The seed pods spin to the ground when they fall enabling easy dispersion. Don’t quote me but it’s the nearest thing I could find. Dorset, UK

[@salukitrader]

American here. I really love your videos, mate! Cheers!

[@Australian_Outdoor_man]

I will grab a beer 🍺 and sit back a view some magnificent scenes and great content. Cheers Scotty 👍and thank you for all the effort you put into your videos mate. We all really appreciate the efforts. 👍🇦🇺❤️❤️🍺

[@markhirstwood4190]

Beautiful.

[@ettaplace6716]

What a perfect way to start the day .. Scotty and beautiful nature !!😬 thank you 🙏🏻

[@teeflo2757]

beauty outing Scotty! keep the ‘stache, peel the salami if it’s not a PITA to do so, and defo keep the locations to yourself: you’re not the Tourist Information Centre. you’re a bushcrafter and a vlogger and I say “job well done”. 👍

[@shaddonaghue]

Awesome video mate, so chilled and relaxing. You definitely do the hard yards finding these spots and completely understand and agree with not saying where you are. Yeah probably keep the Mo I reckon 🤠👍👍

[@bornodnoc1034]

The erosion on the sandstone is amazing. That would seem to indicate a lot of water over a long period of time.

[@susieshurey3722]

Spectacular Episode Scotty, Thank you for sharing this stunning place with us It looks just Magical!

[@MarshandMellow83]

Wow what a beautiful place, i never thought Australia looked like that. Thank You for sharing. Be Well

[@reinebolding544]

Hey Scotty! Another great video, love your stuff. I know this might be a bit different to your newer videos, but have you thought about going back to where you set up that gunyah years ago? I'm not sure how much the area was affected by the fires a few years back, but I would love to see how the landscape has changed over the past 3 years. Keep up the good work, cant wait to see the next amazing place you take us.

[@susanalbone5101]

Lovely to see you again. Awesome scenery, awesome food, awesome weather. You are one very lucky, privileged guy to be able to live in such a beautiful country particularly with the freedoms you are afforded. Prefer no ‘tash’ but it’s your choice. Take care, be safe. ❤️ Dorset, UK

[@Krimskij]

Hello, I'm from Crimea. Thanks for the quality content. I wanted to visit you in Australia. Cool style. I also shoot, but not as good as you.

[@vivianth.myhobbies]

I wish your channel will reach 100k soon. I was your fan since last year. I was in love with your country beautiful nature and handsome you lolol. Keep on the good work. Scotty!

[@getsethike]

Great video Scotty mate. Yes I want to ask where this is but as I carry an extra bag for rubbish wherever I go, I agree natural places need to remain natural to preserve. Let anyone find for themselves and reap the reward. I recently started going solo at different times and if you try the most accessible spot at a unusual time, you get the magic out of it, leave alone the remote areas. Keep up the good work.