The Brutal Reality of Living in a Tent (We're Done!)

We can do this anymore, living in a tent. It can be very exhausting. We decided to get an Air bnb in New York.
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[@rangerdoc1029]

All things in balance. Freedom to roam is great. So is having a place to call "home".

[@nataliejw8865]

Just like people in houses take breaks in tents, y'all take breaks in houses! Excited to continue seeing your adventures. (And totally love the truck camper for you guys, they do look so spacious!)

[@patriciastaats9296]

It was so nice to meet you in Rochester New York. I still can't believe that you stayed right next door to me in the airbnb. Safe travels and do what makes you happy.

[@roadtriplover.]

I’ve been wondering when burn-out would set in, but then ALL of us face burn-out. That’s why we take vacations, go for long walks, listen to music that soothes us or take time to just breathe. Burn-out happens and, while the image on this video has a rather hopeless air about it, one day at a time. The sun will set tonight and rise tomorrow, even still.

[@silby77]

Very well put!!

[@leslierosslentz1988]

We need breaks and you both have been super active and engaging. I said to my husband Chris, could I, could you set up and take down every few days? You are terrific. Cody we loved every time you said, “uptown high rent.” We will be there for you. Leslie and Chris, Saint Helena, CA

[@teresap.5991]

No matter what you camp in, live in... We will be there with you sharing as long as you keep going. We all love you two. ❤️🖐️😊‼️

[@Gkeese]

Heck yea, we will. Always watching and supporting.

[@331jlo]

🤗🤗🤗 such big hugs guys! First off, thank you, thank you for being genuine!! You both are in my prayers for peace and direction. Second, press into Him for the guidance you both need in the next phase and may His blessings pour over you! Supporting you always! ❤

[@kristymoore7052]

I totally get it. You’re evolving. That’s part of it. Make adjustments and keep adventuring.

[@tmdavis18]

I was the one that posted on your community fb page about getting the new version of your tent. I really appreciate you discussing the windows, pockets, taping etc! It helps us understand a lot! I appreciate your realness and honesty. I’ll be praying for direction and open doors to what the Lord has next for you! Love y’all and take care ❤

[@pupcamper58]

I’ve been full-time for six years in a travel trailer I don’t know how you been in a tent as long as you have. I used to tent camp and that’s what prompted me to buy my first travel trailer I was really tired of sleeping on the ground per se and dealing with teardown set up and tear down. I think he would be making a wise decision to get a hard sided camper so much easier for travel and a lot safer overall. Wishing you lots of luck.❤

[@78twood]

So glad you took some time off to get some rest! I don’t even know how y’all do what you do. That’s a LOT of set up and tear down that could be spent doing your kayak camping and cold camping 🥶 Can’t wait to see what the future holds for you. We will be right there with you two!! AND, don’t ever feel bad about grabbing an air b&b or motel for as long as you need. It’s kind of like a vacation from your “normal life “, which who DOESNT need a break from! Love you guys 🥰💜

[@cathythreat3927]

I could only imagine!! We go can't once a year and I'm tired so how you too do it all the time . I know I couldn't. I'm here for you too no matter what . I love you too stay strong. I will pray you find something you both love. God bless you Cody and Kelly. ❤️❤️

[@maryhight6030]

Wish you both the best in whatever you decide. I know I will still be watching.🙏🤗❤️

[@Staatus_Quo]

Found your channel because the Airbnb you chose was the one right next to my mother's house, who just happens to be a subscriber to your channel. After she recognized you and talked to you, she was super excited and called me to tell me all about how she met you two, and how nice you both were. Thanks for being super cool. You totally made her entire week. Hope you enjoyed The Roc, and hope you're enjoying NY.

[@JS-wl3gi]

Love you two for being human and honest. we all get burned out, thats the love of adventure. We get backup and hit it again.

[@nancyloftus6872]

We have our tent but also a camper shell on our Tundra 6' bed. Back seats in the cab roll up for another sleep space and the front seats recline down for a comfy place to chill or sleep. Got a tarp to put over it all as well. We looked at every RVish thing imaginable and decided to keep things simple. Tons of cool KZbin vids re build outs for truck camping.

[@terrymathis4213]

Been a tent camper most my life. Grandparents had a campsite up in the Poconos in PA every weekend & vacations. When my grandchildren came along I started taking them emmediatly to learn. I went from tent to pop-up tent. Got a area to stand up and dress. Cooking area, sink, and 2 double beds on either side . We go to campsites here in Virginia. Usually it cost tent site $45. 00 a weekend. They have bathhouse, laundromat, country store incase u need something, all kinds of outside activities, and u can rent a golf cart for the day if you aren't able to walk the hiking trail, ponds to fish, and beautiful sites to b in even larger rigs.

[@cathynorris1946]

I’m glad you’re not throwing in the towel! I love watching your adventures. Don’t care if it’s a tent or something else. 💝

[@shelley3618]

I love how REAL you both are. This is why I watch.. not always sunshine and rainbows; but never pessimists.

[@richardstricklin3514]

Hey guys my wife and I really enjoy your videos just wanted to make a suggestion I would get a camper shell for your truck and then get a pull behind camper you can drop and boot the camper and just drive anywhere without the camper on the truck hope you enjoy

[@Tameasa]

Change can be good. I struggle with change, but I do know it can be a good thing sometimes. I look forward to seeing what y'all do from here. Always supportive of you! 🙃

[@junetrevethan6688]

I admire how long you have done tent camping this far. For all the effort it takes to set up and break it down. I started tent camping as a single mom when my son started boy scouts in second grade. scouts camped every other weekend. later when I got married , I even camped with scouts in a tent in a sleeping bag on the ground at 7 months pregnant with my second son with my husband and 1st son. Our family vacations were even tent camping. 9 days long trips. we had our tent, a screen tent over picnic table and a whole outdoor kitchen set up. We used Dutch oven a lot over fire pits. Then my third son came along and we still tent camped, even at a campground that what felt like a hurricane went thru at night. we had a blow up mattress and cots by this point and the blow up mattress was hovering above ground a couple inches. it broke poles off our tent and tore up our screen house. Believe it or not we still tent camped. lol. Then when my youngest son turned about 7 years old we turned to cabins, either rustic(no bathroom or kitchen) or full small house like cabins. I am now 52 years old and need 2 knee replacements. I still love the thought of tent camping and do miss it. But cabins are easier on me now. I think it was a span of about 17 years tent camping between scouts and family vacations. my first born is now 33 years old. Again I admire you and give you props for all the traveling plus tent camping. Good luck in your decision making about your future camping choices. Stay safe and safe travels!

[@Gkeese]

As I've gotten older, I've realized that tent camping is still fun, but sometimes...I want...a/c. -gasp- I know, the humanity. But sometimes, a few creatures comforts isn't bad. Doesn't mean you gotta go out and grab a 32 ft RV. But maybe something more secure, a little more comfy, as well as still versatile enough to keep the lifestyle you live. I 100% support whatever y'all decide. Just keep on keeping on . Love y'all.

[@elizabethapfelbaum1240]

Honestly don’t know how you do it all, all the time! If you just want to sit reading a book and order from NcDonalds you’ve got my vote! I’ll watch if you do it. Come on guys, you do it all! You do what the rest of us aspire to. You have earned not to do whatever you want. Take a breath, we will be here.

[@roxanedoyle6412]

I was just thinking the other day that your vehicle must be up there in miles. Burnout is real. Take your time. Change is good. Thanks for being real.

[@trydl88621]

Enjoy your break from on the road. Take care. You know what’s right for you. God Bless.

[@barbaramena2377]

Look how many months you have been out there, fantastic, and the weather conditions you lived thru 👏 ithink you have your head on right, know one is going to condemn you for the ideas you have, and if so ignore them they can't do this there just eveny. Your life is yours best wishes ✨ for what ever you do, I have watch from beginning ,

[@samshepperrd]

Very interesting analysis and comparison of camping options. I know this is boring, but I like an uncrowded campground with a host. Less likely to get robbed. You have an authority to call on if there are unruly campers. You can tell the host you're going to be gone a while so keep an eye on our stuff Campground hosts are underappreciated. I've met some really great ones - that's the majority of them.

[@ritasmoot1823]

I understand PTSD! No matter how you go about your journey, I will come along with you guys! I too miss you kayak camping! Love you guys and your content!

[@teresacrounse5414]

Wr are supported of your decision. Will Follw Domelife where ever

[@ChrisSgaraglino]

I love the shorter format!

[@sandrablount8665]

Truck camper for the win!!! We love ours. We are actually selling our 41’ 5th wheel because our Lance TC is much more flexibility. It is amazing how much can sit in the bed of a truck. 😉 Also, you could still pull your NoBo. Whatever you decide, have fun!!

[@RunningUphill]

Y'all have been SO busy all summer (really all year) - I can't imagine doing all the work you guys obviously put into this and not take breaks. Feel good about your time in the airbnb. You deserve it!

[@GatewoodBrown]

R&R is so important! KZbin is much more demanding than a lot of people realize and I'm so glad y'all took a few days off. I can more full time KZbinr's switching to a 'seasons' upload schedule which naturally adds in breaks and something to look forward to. Just like us corporate jockeys looking forward to vacation! Cool looking camper shell by the way. I think y'all would love that!

[@Robert-to9zv]

You folks are innovative adapters. A real pleasure to watch your videos! Cheers!

[@brentleyellenburg592]

I really enjoyed this one, as I do all of them. But it’s nice to see you guys just kind of open up and have a little bit of a different style vlog. I also would love to see kayak camping and backpacking! Looking forward to the future! I’ve enjoyed watching you guys on the journey.

[@ricktoddy1216]

I live in Arkansas and I enjoy following a few folks on you tube that travel in truck campers. I think the change to truck camper may be good for you guys, more comfortable and increase your subscribers. I enjoy a little cooking on videos but two meals a day I find myself skipping through a lot of your videos.

[@kathybullmer8884]

I missed your live show. I agree with you all 100% about getting a truck and truck bed camper.

[@marie3919]

Thank you so much for being honest about living in a tent, it’s ups and downs; people need to know the reality of being a nomad

[@lauriestapleton4571]

We remember burn out. I know you have a truck camper now. We purchased Clam 12 x 12 ft. Pop up easy set up. Traveled the country with it. Kept everything in our 2017 Dodge Caravan with seats that folded in the floor.

[@tamsfamadventures.7583]

I wish y’all nothing but the best and I am sure y’all will find just what you’re looking for when the time comes. Coming from someone who was born and raised in upstate NY just know the places to camp will be closing and soon snow will be falling and it will be bitter cold you won’t want to be in a tent. Just a heads up. Best of wishes. You both are awesome. 🤘🏻💝

[@Lisa-16]

It will be exciting to see what your future holds. 🤗

[@usaquiz6141]

There are a lot of truck bed campers out there. Find one that has the right layout for you, and go for it. Get a good 4wheel drive truck w/flatbed. Put a winch on it. Winch can be used many ways.

[@banjojoeanddanielle]

Get a skoolie and tow your vehicle. That's what we are doing. Love you guys! ✌

[@cuz129]

I know you will figure it out. Part of life being an adventure is being unsure. We've been at it for 44 married years. And it never stops being the best thing! Having the best friend you've ever had having your back every single day, it never gets better than that! You two have that too.

[@rickyeager354]

i watch you guys for the travel and adventures like kayaking, mountain biking and hiking setting up that tent so much would get old....

[@duanebolen543]

That's how I feel about the pop-up camper that I bought. You always have to pull out the end's bedrooms. An annual purge away. You have to go around in about 3 times tucking it back in as you drop the rough and it's pain in. Rear when you're doing it by yourself

[@jeffr8209]

Wow!! What an exciting stage for change in your life. Whatever you decide will bring great adventures!

[@sandywilliams8034]

I am excited to see what you decide to do. Love your videos and you two are just the cutest couple. I am 75 and I wish my husband and I would have done what you are doing when we were young. You are making so many memories together.

[@mickeytate2592]

You guys just be happy! My wife and I watch you religiously and we are in our mid sixties. We've been camping and exploring vicariously through yall. From Kelly's cooking to Cody's videos, we just love your authenticity. Yall stay safe. :)

[@TranceDivine]

You guys need to add the Thanks Button on here so people can donate to you guys for a new vehicle and camper 😉

[@jessicamalloy5223]

Since you guys have been literally living in a tent I think that you guys should design your own tent. Dome life brand 🏕 I bet a lot of people would buy it 😍💡⛺️☀️🌦

[@Andyhutchinson]

Well done on keeping it real. One of the issues with the myriad #...life videos here is that the people who make them are not honest about the reality of living that particular #...life whether it's #vanlife or #4wdlife or whatever. So thanks for not glossing over it. It makes for more compelling viewing and speaks to your trustworthiness. Good luck with the next stage.

[@cynthiagalloni3410]

Good choice to chill. You guys work hard!

[@monicahileman1644]

Whatever you all decide is all good. You are kind enough to open your lives up and take us with you. You have to be comfortable and safe at all times. I am a Dome 'Lifer" regardless. Sending prayers and good vibes your way. ❤️🏞️🏕️🌄⛰️❤️

[@brendahone2509]

Totally understand burnout. We will follow you with any choice you take. Good luck and stay safe.

[@beverlywhitaker9045]

I know it must be hard work but you two make it look so easy. There are a lot of great travel trailers out there designed with boondocking in mind. Whatever you two decide to do I'll be watching as long as your making videos.

[@veeemit9719]

I look forward to whatever your next venture will be!

[@clairegordon8475]

Yes to a truck camper! Would love to see it.

[@musicmarlene]

I saw you looked at a slide in truck camper. We have had a couple of these over the years and had one this summer. It was hard to take it on some of the narrow boon docking roads with the height and sway when the road was crooked. The one we had was wide and top heavy….no where for us to put our kayaks, not much garage space. It was comfortable. We have had many bumper pull trailers over the years and did our share of tent camping. You both are smart enough to figure it all out in time. We had a 29’ Winnebago motorhome and towed a Suzuki 4x4 vehicle behind to go to town. Enjoy your journey.

[@cheryl6504]

If you’re in the high peaks area of the Adirondacks, some recommendations. Food: Ice Jam Inn, Old Mountain Coffee, and Enuf. Fishing: on the East or West branch of the Ausable or Bouquet River. Mountain biking in Wilmington.

[@lindagolden9892]

Tent camping would work if y’all stayed at least a week or two at each location while thoroughly exploring new areas. Burnout was bound to happen with constant moving and all that setup. Have y’all considered a heavy duty tow behind camping trailer or possibly building out a U-Haul truck or something similar? Even a Class A or Class C would feel more like a home. One can usually get a great deal on a secondhand unit especially if buying directly from original owner. I’ve been full-time rv’ing now 23 years in a Class A and can’t imagine giving up my sense of freedom even at 70 yrs old. 🚌

[@nina_g6857]

👏🏽👏🏽 finally yes ! Love truck campers some even have slides! Just do it you will be so much happier! You’ll still be Dome Life because a dome is any domain not just a tent.

[@ChaseArkansas]

take some yall time all good. i want yall to put your happiness first

[@amandah893]

Thank you for sharing your highs and lows. My husband and I have been fulltime RVing for over 2 years now. Today in a small town someone got into the bed of our truck and stole our generator out of it. One of the things that’s helping us remembering how you guys handled it when your trailer was stolen. So know that your lows can help encourage others. Looking forward to seeing more of your adventures.

[@jessicasolano6216]

I enjoy watching the adventures. you guys don’t stay in one place long enough to enjoy it….seems to always be on a go. That’s when the burnout kicks in. Rv or tent, we enjoy the different scenery and hiking trails y’all share.

[@vannesareay9435]

Good you take a break when you need it. Exciting to looking at new ways of doing what you love. All the best to you.

[@o2bnov0307]

Thank you for being pillars of positivity! You two are inspirations. I got hooked when I saw you using the Coleman Oven. I became skittish when your trailer was stolen. I am grateful for your travels and your generosity in showing America to the world.

[@spencersutton7486]

We love watching yalls adventures! Really like the truck and camper combo. New chapter. New way of living. Fun and exciting!

[@rddowell5400]

We just wanted to say how much we love your channel. The adventures you go on inspire us. We agree with all the previous posts encouraging you two and hope you're feeling little refreshed. We also understand the struggles with burnout and needing to adjust/change our camping style. The Dowell family loves Dome Life! Thanks for sharing and we will pray for you as you go forward.

[@colleenwilkin5705]

we did the whole tent thing too, traveling through the Smokies etc......set up for a night than take down, set up and down........gets to you! AND like you said, it takes time. Sounds like a truck trailer, would work best for you. You can unload it and drive off, or just leave it on the truck. Perhaps for more room, look at truck campers with slide outs, gives you more room etc.......just make sure that you can get around the inside with the slide outs IN. Looking forward to your next adventures!

[@lindawalsh976]

I'sure your going to find the perfect fit! Can't wait to see what you end up with.... Be safe and travel on

[@marknelson9615]

Hey Kellie and Cody. As y'all know we've been following you guys for almost three years. We loved your vlog when you where weekend warriors like the rest of us, we love it now that you are fulltime, and hope to follow you whatever your next adventure is. You guys inspired us to buy a tent and get back into camping. However, we glamp more that camp, so about a year ago we just got tired of all the setup and bought a tiny camper. As to your next habitat; one thought would be to get a truck with a topper to carry all your gear and actually sleep in the NoBo trailer. That would greatly reduce your setup time while still letting you bring all the toys.

[@soph8149]

Burn out happens! We used to live in a van and it was a lot of work. We switched to a small travel trailer and it made life so much easier. Having your own shower inside is a game changer. Have you looked into the Black Series off roading campers or Four Wheeler truck campers? Both incredibly built campers. Check them out!

[@Gkeese]

But so pricy... Those are my dream campers, but... Oh so pricy.

[@dlb054647]

Our friends bought a truck camper and they absolutely love it. They are a lot roomier then I thought they would be. They have plenty of storage and are very happy they bought it. Just do what’s right for you.

[@katehutto6004]

ABSOLUTELY! I live in a van which is ok for me as a single but it would be way too tight for a couple. I have admired you living fulltime in a tent but can’t imagine the work of constant set up and tear down. Go for something bigger! I love your VLOGs.

[@PaMelLa_580]

I would absolutely need a break in an AirBnB every few months as many times y’all put up and take that tent down.. LoL Y’all’s adventures are the best tho! Love following y’all!😊

[@jenc-z6786]

We have been FT for two years. Your channel encouraged us to dome life it several places (Hawaii surprise trip for my sis and Hubs dome lifed it to Yosemite last month). Anyway... we love the freedom of our Jeep and 1970ESP popup! Can't wait to see what you guys end up enjoying! ~ Soot 'n Boots ~

[@momboss7764]

You sound like new parents debating on a minivan “we just want to look” haha. But for reals, I appreciate your honesty and watching your journey.

[@Retha91]

Camping is hard work. With the weather being so unpredictable. You guys need this!!!! A lot of different options.

[@colleenhorton9174]

Welcome to Rome,NY and Lake Delta. My hometown!

[@Deidra4truth]

I love watching your videos and story.

[@terry_1952]

I wished I knew y'all were in Rochester NY. I live about 15 minutes south of there. I used to be stationed in Arkansas and would of liked to have met you both. I don't meet anyone from back home. If y'all come back this way I would like to meet y'all and say hi. Have a safe trip.

[@anneliesevoelker2502]

Well at least you have all the tools to camp. I have been outside for 10 years and didn't have any camping gear until the last few years. Now I'm bikepacking. You have a lot of camping luxuries. Maybe I will see ya out. I'm currently in Florida.

[@livableincome]

I think you would love a truck camper. We have an old one- when they still used wood, and we love it. No muss, no fuss. You can pull in, stay overnight with only one task- balancing the wheels so you are extra comfy. I do miss the fresher air of tent camping, but that is easily done if you are going to be in a place a little longer. Just throw your tent in the back seat of your truck. Wishing you two all the best. Looking forward to seeing more of New York.

[@crabbingclammingboatcampin4962]

Dont you have to climb over each other to get out of bed?

[@randy1203]

I've been following your journey for some time now. Clearly you'll both will work thru this obstacle and move forward in a positive flow!!! The truck camper is a win win. This time hook yourself up with a real time tracking device. It sends data to your cell. I'd be doing the truck camper, but with my bad back, I can't climb above the cab. I can't wait to see how this turns out!!! Keep showing your cooking skills and meal ideas. Be safe, stay healthy, and enjoy yourselves to the max. 💙

[@BigT962]

Can’t wait to see what y’all do next! Love your tent method but I could see how doing that daily would get old after a while

[@ksarchaeology]

Can't wait to see what you guys get into next! Love following your adventures. I wish nothing but good things for you both :)

[@kenbaker4528]

I miss you guys kayak camping too!😃

[@vannerdherd]

I believe it, no way I could tear down camp all the time like y'all do. I bought a roof tent, though it might not take as long to deploy, I think putting it back under the cover will get some time getting used to.

[@kennethhope7458]

Persevere… Each day you wake wherever you are… You are miracles… You are the producers of your film for that day… And I don’t mean KZbin. I mean life. We love who you are because you do what you do. You journey. That is living.

[@melissarodgers764]

I agree with lots of the other comments. Burn out is natural and inevitable. Glad you’re considering alternatives that will permit a wider range of experiences. Keep posting your videos so we can keep up with what you’re doing and where you’re going.

[@davidplumber3450]

Get you a nice four-wheel drive buggy that'll get you up into those places you like to be and the only difference is when you park it's like you're at home instead of having to work to be at home. I Enjoy your show.

[@lrparrish227]

Good luck yall are amazing!

[@djstravels4828]

So funny. I was thinking about this the other day. I’m mostly a once a month tent camper. And it’s a lot of work setting it up nicely and staying a couple days then packing it back up. I can’t imagine the day in and day out of it coupled with the travel and looking for sites. I’m going to get a cargo trailer and fix it up. I work from home and nows the time for me to go see all the sites and stop wasting time. I know you guys will be super happy In some kinda camper safe from the hail 😋 Glad you took a break.

[@gingerevans1346]

Hang in there! Change doesn’t have to be a bad thing. 😉

[@highway88hiking38]

Hey everyone needs a vacation. Glad you had the chance to take a break. As far as the trailer/camper...We've been tent campers forever and going through the same thought process. Just trying to figure out what we want. Good luck! Looking forward to the next adventure.

[@mtngr1]

For me, I would stay at least 5-14 days and not rush, unless the campground is not that great, just because the driving alone would wear me out. It's okay to make changes. You are adapting to your situations and know what you need to make your camping more functional and enjoyable.

[@GraceB305]

I have been considering the truck camper for longer trips. I always tell people who go tent camping for the first time….it’s work with some relaxation. I just purchased a tent for my pickup truck. Great for quick getaway weekend trips. Love you guys and looking forward to whatever path you take 🙏🏼💚💚

[@Jazzbeau1010]

I often say that vacationing is work. Especiallly roughing it. Glad you are trying it though. Nice to watch Kellie cook.