Collapsible Hot Tub for Camping: What You Need to Know

[@LeisureTimeLarry]

Yes, a T-dub! Hot tub is neat too.

[@kendratillberry6227]

Love this! What fun!

[@mathewm1350]

Thank you for the video. This looks awesome. We live close to Montana. Where exactly did you camp in the national forest? I would love to check it out next summer.

[@katecampo750]

Hey Mathew! We camped at the Lake Creek campground in the Kootenai National Forest outside of Libby. It was lovely with no one else there. It’s a pack in/pack out place with just a few spots and dispersed areas too. Great location to access a bunch of trails too. Here are the directions from the forest service. ;) From Libby follow Hwy 2 south to milepost 56.7 and take a right onto Libby Creek road 231. Follow road 231 for 6.4 miles to the junction with Bramlet Creek road 2332, take a right. Follow road 2332 for 0.72 miles to the Lake Creek Campground junction. Campground is accessible by car but a high clearance vehicle is recommended on most forest roads.

[@katecampo750]

And it’s not hard to get into at all ;)

[@oregonlahar]

The company that makes these is in the town I live (Original Nomad). They do a bunch of other work besides making the tubs and heating coils. When I bought mine 4 years ago they were really bad at replying to emails. But I picked up my tub and we love it when we use it, but we don's use it as often as I thought. It takes a lot of water and propane get it hot and sometimes that feels wasteful.

[@KCandtheOverlanders]

Thanks for your comments Kevin on the hot tub! It’s always good to hear from someone else’s experience :)

[@nytrydr5709]

hi there, I am planning a 30 day trip with my kids this summer and I would love to know the campsite or spot you guys used in this video. Such a beautiful place to camp and ride.

[@KCandtheOverlanders]

Hello! This is where we camp in the Kootenai National Forest :) The Lake Creek Campground is located approximately 32 miles southwest of Libby off the West Fisher road. The campground has 4 sites all with tent pads, tables and fire rings and able to accommodate up to a 32' rv. There are also 4 dispersed campsites. Campground roads and parking spurs are gravel or native material. Amenities include potable water and vault toilets. Directions: From Libby follow Hwy 2 south to milepost 56.7 and take a right onto Libby Creek road 231. Follow road 231 for 6.4 miles to the junction with Bramlet Creek road 2332, take a right. Follow road 2332 for 0.72 miles to the Lake Creek Campground junction. Campground is accessible by car but a high clearance vehicle is recommended on most forest roads. Dump facilites, showers, laundry, gas, ice and store are located in Libby. All of this info is from the USDA Forest Service website. I believe the sites are first come first served unless it has changed over the years. Happy camping this summer! :)

[@nytrydr5709]

thank you so much @@KCandtheOverlanders

[@JackDanYewell]

My name is Dan and I also Ride a Tw200 and have a portable hot tub. Great minds think alike

[@KCandtheOverlanders]

That’s hilarious!

[@Darciree]

Do you have a link to this tub?

[@KCandtheOverlanders]

theoriginalnomad.com/products/collapsible-tub-and-coil-combo Although I’ve heard through some of their reviews it’s been hard to get these days, just be careful and do your homework. ;) We bought ours several years ago.

[@ashleyhuff350]

Hey! So this video says it was posted 1 month ago... When did you purchase this item and how long did it take to receive? I have seen terrible reviews stating purchase but no product received and I can't find any posts or reviews past 2019 beside your video! Thanks

[@KCandtheOverlanders]

Hi Ashley! Our hot tub was purchased almost 8 years ago now … so that has been our only experience which was seemless at the time. I feel terrible that folks aren’t getting their purchased product now. :(

[@middleearthchronicles2269]

I have also hesitated to buy this because of the online complaints. It's a shame, because it seems like an awesome setup. Hope your family enjoys it for years to come.

[@KCandtheOverlanders]

@@middleearthchronicles2269 it is an awesome set up and we’ve had it for over 7 years now…it’s too bad there have been so many complaints…

[@morganreid2996]

Check out salty barrel, they have something very similar. I also saw the reviews from people that never received the original nomad. I ordered one from salty barrel and it came in 5 days from Australia which is pretty crazy. Tried it for the first time last weekend and it works great. We filled it with buckets, one of those water pumps would be awesome!

[@KCandtheOverlanders]

@@morganreid2996 thanks for letting everyone know of a second option! Happy to hear it was delivered so promptly too. Have fun hot tubbin’!

[@marshallhuckabee3566]

This is before they started making cheap crap they make now. The burner is completely different and terrible.

[@OuterEdgeOutpost]

Can you explain what's bad about the burner? I wanted to use this as a bathing solution for my off grid cabin and I don't want to have to keep a wood fire going for 3 hours every time I take a bath, so propane is essential.