WHY DID THIS CAMPSITE CREEP ME OUT!!!

Check out part 2 of my camping adventure in George Washington National Forest. I get a chance to do a lot of driving and exploring around.
I talk about my new paint job with raptor liner done by Will. You can find his IG here
/ wclozada
I'm loving the paint job so far, not worrying about the pinstriping on a new paint job has been my favorite part so far. Thanks again Will!!!
I also found an amazing campsite, that just didn't feel right to stay at. I'm not sure what the reason was, but when in doubt just head the "F" out.
If you have any questions let me know
Part 1
• Tough Time Finding Cam...
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[@MariaWelsh-lu6fg]

Watching your video was very refreshing. You seem so humble and honest. Im glad you didnt stay at the first site. It was too remote. The other had a very good vibe to it. Good job😊👍

[@AccidentalOverlander]

Thank you!! I'm glad I left too, I've wanted to stay at the other site for awhile so it worked out well.

[@lizdg3892]

Always trust your intuition. We have it for a reason.

[@AccidentalOverlander]

I had to. Didn't make sense staying in a place that gave me a weird feeling. Even if it was an amazing campsite

[@Prefer2Hibrn8]

instincts brother, we have them for a reason!

[@AccidentalOverlander]

Hell yeah. Better to be safe than sorry.

[@jessies6502]

That's a very remote site. If your spidey-senses are warning you, listen to them. Much easier to drive out in the daytime at a leisurely pace, then attempt to flee in the middle of the night.

[@AccidentalOverlander]

Agreed. Something wasn't sitting right. It was hard to leave a site so beautiful, but it was definitely the right choice.

[@mattn676]

It seemed like a beautiful, serene campsite. Hopefully, that spooky feeling was just a mirage.

[@AccidentalOverlander]

It was really nice. Not sure what it was. But I am going to go by it again so I'll see if it's different next time.

[@teresap.5991]

If there's one thing I learned from David Paulites it is that if you feel creeped out you should leave the area immediately.

[@AccidentalOverlander]

I may of had lunch first, but I didn't waste too much time

[@MichaelMarcotte-wr4oq]

I really enjoyed your video, I have heath and anxiety issues but still enjoy being out in the forest

[@AccidentalOverlander]

Thank you! Sorry to hear about your health issues. I can go through some stress and anxiety out there by myself, especially at night. But being outdoors does feel nice.

[@wextremeart4399]

I have been to a campsite that gave me the creeps I left in the middle of the night left my tent and everything came back in the am took a nap and left lololololol I felt OK during the day but at night I kept hearing something bumping up against my talegate I woke up and was out of there lolololol freaking creep me out bad

[@AccidentalOverlander]

Those weird sounds always come out at night lol. I try to pay attention to all the sounds during the day as best as I can. One time I went to sleep. The second I turned the lights out I could hear a scratching on the tent, when I turned the light on again it would stop. It was freaking me out. I eventually saw a little mouse climbing to the roof of the tent haha.

[@TommyKinsey1972]

great stuff

[@AccidentalOverlander]

Thank you!!!

[@im_caiman4479]

I tend to stay away from campsites with loud streams if I'm not familiar with the area. I don't like having one of my major senses taken from me.

[@AccidentalOverlander]

Makes a lot of sense. I wouldn't say the stream at that site was too loud. There were a lot of trails that ended up at that site which was kind of weird. Originally I thought the picnic table and fish cleaning table were cool, but I think they gave me a strange vibe the longer I was there too. Crazy or not I'm here to camp another day lol

[@wextremeart4399]

Will never ever go back there

[@Annhieusebeo]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@AccidentalOverlander]

🙏🙏🙏