Interesting WILD CAMPING Experience in Canada with our Truck Camper

[@ShowMeAnAdventure]

Insanely beautiful! Love all the wildlife!

[@JeanieMarie]

It was so stunning! Thanks for watching!

[@stephengiunta1564]

We have been following You’all for a while. This particular video got me to thinking, “the quality of your work has really gone to the next level.” Well done. Thabk you.

[@JeanieMarie]

Awe!! Thank you so much. I really appreciate that. Thanks for being here and following along.

[@donnaschilling7690]

Mt. Edith Cavell is such a gem! Sooo beautiful!! :)

[@JeanieMarie]

It is soo soo beautiful! One of our favorite stops!

[@ervinslens]

Videos like these are simply best, what a atmosphere and storytelling! Bravo 🔥🔥

[@JeanieMarie]

Thank you! I appreciate that!

[@JeanieMarie]

We're excited to share our first International Truck Camping series! Hello Canada! There are 7 videos of this Canadian Rockies series. If you're just joining this series, be sure to start from the beginning and follow along on our Canadian Rockies adventure: - Episode 1: Crossing the Border with our Truck Camper: kzbin.info/www/bejne/omWYgnaBprKahNE - Episode 2: Visiting Lake Louis & Moraine Lake: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqC3hpZnr9xlaMk - Episode 3: 24 Hours in Yoho National Park: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jXOac5iFf96qeZI - Episode 4: Driving the Icefields Parkway: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d5DYln2Gq5KkbcU - Episode 5: Best Day in Jasper National Park: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHLKqGOPntKdjJo - Episode 6: Wild Camping in Canada: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKq5fpiAaNt7Z8U - Episode 7: Crossing back to the USA, Glacier National Park & Trip Expense Recap: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYGZonSmZr9rbbMsi=m7ceTvigIhMf9SZl

[@SammiGirl-bx1th]

I can't tell you how much I look forward to your videos... And this Canadian travel series has been absolutely amazing thank you so much for sharing!! I really need to get to the Canadian Rockies it's definitely on my list!! I live in New York State, so Canada isn't all that far!! 😊😊

[@JeanieMarie]

Thank you so much!! That melts my heart! Yes, you definitely have to get to the Canadian Rockies it's so unbelievably beautiful! Thank you so much for watching and following along!

[@SammiGirl-bx1th]

@@JeanieMarie love you guys!! ❤️

[@campingboy9213]

Wilcox Pass is my favorite hike. I spent 3 weeks in banff and Jasper this year. FYI, similar to the US, there is no drone flying in a National Park. Boondocking along the trans-canada is crowded. Wow you saw a lot of wildlife. Safe travels

[@JeanieMarie]

Correct! Absolutely no drone flying in the National Parks!! We are well aware of those rules and never few our drone there...stock footage for the win! 😀

[@keh956]

Crown land is free to camp on … there’s tons of crown land in Canada - there are lots of apps and maps that show where crown land is

[@JeanieMarie]

Yes, but not super close to the NP areas you want to be in.

[@pompousRob89]

I stumbled upon your videos being curious about moving to Colorado as a Canadian. That National Park Corridor is super restrictive almost to a point where you dont want to go visit for fear of breaking rules. Super Touristy. Not even any Rec Sites let alone crownland camping.@@JeanieMarie

[@Elflopadoor]

Exactly why i avoid campgrounds. Recreation sites (usually smaller campgrounds, less busy, cheaper, less amenities) are better, and dispersed is even better. In canada we just call dispersed camping backcountry camping. I just got my Palomino back from the RV dealer, had a leak in the vent above the bed :( but its fixed now, time for more camping!

[@JeanieMarie]

Yes, dispersed camping is definitely our favorite!! So glad your leak got fixed!! Have fun camping! Safe travels!

[@andyberry4346]

the tripod effect is prevalent at gas stations. i can go into the lot, literally the only car, go into the store, literally the only customer. but when i walk out, everybody is there. like what the hey?

[@JeanieMarie]

YES!! 🙌 It's wild we've noticed that too...tripod effect happens everywhere even when we don't have a tripod. Lol!!

[@Zach-gq1rk]

Beautiful views and great videos without a doubt. Watched all of the series so far. I know you mentioned Canada day. I tried to look it up but I wonder do you think it had anything to do with the crowds of people? Or just the time of year in general?

[@JeanieMarie]

Yes, I'm sure the holiday didn't help. However, we did talk to a park ranger at our Campground and they said it's crazy busy starting in June through October... and this si normal! LOL So I guess, It might always be like that according to the ranger.

[@Zach-gq1rk]

@@JeanieMarieI definitely love the mountains but I also like my space. Lol I’m hoping my fiancé and I’s honeymoon trip to explore the west US next month we are able to find some quiet places with good views. Definitely have to add banff to my bucket list though. Keep the videos coming! You guys take care.

[@merrymcpherson1685]

All the kids running around are tourist like you :) visiting up here lol They come from all over the world :) And then a few from Canada LOL So ya the RVing camping world has changed. I'm with you on just hanging where I can't see another RV -- Like why right beside you LOL Looks like fun and the taco's looked yummy :) Mad love from the east coast of Canada

[@JeanieMarie]

I get that! However, if I pay for a campsite I don't want other people in my campsite 😅 thanks so much for watching!!

[@merrymcpherson1685]

Yes me too -- Stay safe @@JeanieMarie

[@ericperry9590]

It happened to us up here in Maine, that's One of the reasons why we don't do campgrounds as often the other is the cost has gone up considerably. We hit the old logging roads and places like that.

[@JeanieMarie]

@@ericperry9590 Yes, dispersed camping is by far our favorite - but Canada is a little tricky!

[@sherronwalls3560]

It is definitely rude for others including kids to walk through or on your site. The parents should tell their children not to do this. If this happens to us we would just tell them to go around the site and explain the boundaries. One year our site was right near a path that went to the beach and people just thought they could cut through. Parked our car right in front of it blocking the way. They got the hint. It is unfortunate that this happens but some sites are more vulnerable to this based on their location.

[@JeanieMarie]

Definitely! We couldn't believe it! It was definitely a first for us!

[@jesusworksbro4Life]

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[@raualmandera7642]

better to avoid 😢😮

[@stevenmcmurdo3259]

This video doesn’t really depict Canadian public land camping well. If you look up public land use zones in Alberta you will find maps all over the province that butt up against Banff and Jasper National park. You can get lakefront, River front, mountain valley etc. where you won’t see another camper for your entire trip.

[@Bingwadc]

Another cool, beautifully shot adventure (would love to see a few more shots of the rig). Yeah, the kids at the campgrounds, what are you gonna do? Cheers…

[@JeanieMarie]

I have a full tour of our rig on my channel!! Check it out! Thanks so much for watching!

[@thomasdevine3352]

public land kids will be kids do you really feel that intruded by kids having fun your living come on!

[@JeanieMarie]

Yes, when I pay for a campsite at a campground and I'm sitting in my camper and they are looking in at me .... absolutely feeling intruded. It's like someone coming up to my house and looking in on me in my house OR children coming to my yard and playing. I respect children playing, but I don't want them in my space. If you like that, great. I absolutely dont.

[@jamieklunder7301]

I grew up camping in campgrounds and we kids absolutely did not go into other people's sites. We stayed on the paths, vacant sites, or public areas. We were taught to respect people's space. There are plenty of places for kids to play that are not in someone else's site. 😊

[@JeanieMarie]

@jamieklunder7301 Thank you! I couldn’t agree more.