Hello from the very quiet sunny Ozarks Kim! Another video of value! your camping adventures remind me alot of my Ozarks with all the lakes,mountains and very peaceful! thanks for sharing! tight lines!
Hi Phillip, I love being near water and hope to one day travel through the USA to see many great places like the Lake of The Ozarks. Thanks for watching!
Hi Kim, Dave from Ohio. Enjoyed the beautiful winter scenery near Lake Huron. I have to admit that I am quite interested in camping there. But, I’m thinking of the fall season where the leaves are turning🍁🏕️. This might happen 🤔. Anyway, enjoyed the video Kim and the cute red squirrel eating. Thank you for sharing 🙏
Hi Dave! Although I didn't catch it this time, the sunsets on Lake Huron are very nice too as it goes down over the water as well. Perhaps seeing the turning leaves with the sun setting would make a great video 😀 Thanks again for watching!
Hi Dave, that's great!! I hope you do set one up and share with the world because it sounds like you have some pretty awesome trips planned for this year!
@campingwithkim its very easy, and you can get the clear screens that you attach so you are protected from the rain but can still see the scenery around you. You can also get the part that attaches to your car.
As a commercial driver, ive always dreamt about buying a nice sized rig and a 40-53' trailer and redesigning it into a camper. Thats a far fetched dream but i love going camping in my current truck. I have everything I need, except a washroom. Ive got a bunk heater, fridge, microwave, tv, etc. My truck also has triple lockers which basically makes it a 4 wheel drive and 22.5" tires to get through the deeper snow. The only real thing i dont have is a woman to cuddle with whilewatching the snow fall, but my cat loves it.
Hi Jake! it's a Thule Pulse Large. It really fits a lot of camping gear and the tool-less claw mounting system is amazingly simple to use. I like that I can put dirtier stuff up there that I don't want to put in the car where I sleep sometimes!
Was there in summer 2021, nice park, but there are 4 of them along huron / highway 21 so last year I did Point Farms and it was really good too (and closer)
@@campingwithkim When I lived in Toronto I went to Bronte Creek (Oakville) on a whim once for a couple nights...and it was great! I found a secluded spot in there, washroom close by (real, not vault) and only 10-15 min drive. There are even some trails, but the proximity to Toronto can't be beat. The ones on lake Erie are good too, Selkirk, Long point etc
Hi DJ, I hear your feeling of disdain. I'm by no means an expert camper and I'm just starting out camping so I don't have all the gear that other normal campers have. For me, I just try to make do with what I have to mainly enjoy the outdoors my own way. That's not to say that I haven't been adding to my collection as time goes on, but I try to watch my wallet too
Do you have ski-like devices that go under your tires for use when you are stuck in the snow or mud? You can't go out in the middle of nowhere unprepared. Also,a small snow shovel is invaluable.
You're right - I don't have a set of real traction boards yet but so far I have a set of tire chains, a small folding metal shovel, tire inflator, tire plug kit, med kit, emergency blanket, some basic tools and buffer freeze dried foods. Thanks for lookin out!
Thank you! I currently have Uniroyal Tiger Paw all season tires which have been surprisingly good in pretty deep snow so far. I have a set of chains stored in my spare tire well to give me some more confidence to explore just in case tho! Hope you enjoy your CRV too!
I miss my 2020 CRV Turbo , traded for a Toyota Rav 4 Prime ,no comparison the Honda was hands down the best of the two, 60,000 trouble free miles in the CRV. Might go back to Honda.
@@campingwithkim I live in Northern Europe , I had a Manual transmission CRV 1.5 t with a 6 Speed gearbox it was Honda rated to tow 2000kgs or in old money 4409llbs I remember the salesman telling me the CRV with the CVT auto box towed less 1500kgs. It did have a Thule Tow hitch installed and I used it a handful of times to tow a horse box with a 900kg grey mare, it pulled with no issues what so ever. My Rav4 is only rated at the same 1500kgs but it has the CVT gearbox so "I am guessing"?Toyota dialled the capacity back to protect the gearbox from overheating and less warranty claims for them. The AWD in the CRV is far better in my opinion over the Toyota system which does tend to spin the front wheels more in the snow.
Hello from the very quiet sunny Ozarks Kim! Another video of value! your camping adventures remind me alot of my Ozarks with all the lakes,mountains and very peaceful! thanks for sharing! tight lines!
Hi Phillip, I love being near water and hope to one day travel through the USA to see many great places like the Lake of The Ozarks. Thanks for watching!
What a beautiful place 😍
Hi Kim, Dave from Ohio. Enjoyed the beautiful winter scenery near Lake Huron. I have to admit that I am quite interested in camping there. But, I’m thinking of the fall season where the leaves are turning🍁🏕️. This might happen 🤔. Anyway, enjoyed the video
Kim and the cute red squirrel eating. Thank you for sharing 🙏
Hi Dave! Although I didn't catch it this time, the sunsets on Lake Huron are very nice too as it goes down over the water as well. Perhaps seeing the turning leaves with the sun setting would make a great video 😀 Thanks again for watching!
Kim, I’m working in possibly setting my own channel. It would be nice to share my experiences. I’m still on the trial stage.
Hi Dave, that's great!! I hope you do set one up and share with the world because it sounds like you have some pretty awesome trips planned for this year!
Loved your video! I’m a Jeep camper…great to see your setup!
Thank you! Jeeps are very cool, I especially like the community Jeep Wave! I only get to do it when riding my motorcycle hah
You should check out the IDOOGEN Octagon tent as it is fantastic for car camping and great all year round
Thanks for the recommendation Kathleen! That tent looks great and I really like those pop-out style walls - so easy!
@campingwithkim its very easy, and you can get the clear screens that you attach so you are protected from the rain but can still see the scenery around you. You can also get the part that attaches to your car.
Nice camping video… peaceful and relaxing 😊
Thank you, I try to make it as relaxing as possible :)
As a commercial driver, ive always dreamt about buying a nice sized rig and a 40-53' trailer and redesigning it into a camper. Thats a far fetched dream but i love going camping in my current truck. I have everything I need, except a washroom. Ive got a bunk heater, fridge, microwave, tv, etc. My truck also has triple lockers which basically makes it a 4 wheel drive and 22.5" tires to get through the deeper snow. The only real thing i dont have is a woman to cuddle with whilewatching the snow fall, but my cat loves it.
i wish you find one soon if you haven't found one yet!
Wonderful
Thanks! and Thanks for watching!
Hi.. what's the size of your Thule top box, is that XL?
Hi Jake! it's a Thule Pulse Large. It really fits a lot of camping gear and the tool-less claw mounting system is amazingly simple to use. I like that I can put dirtier stuff up there that I don't want to put in the car where I sleep sometimes!
Was there in summer 2021, nice park, but there are 4 of them along huron / highway 21 so last year I did Point Farms and it was really good too (and closer)
Thanks for the recommendation - I just took a look online and looks beautiful! Hope to be able to visit them all some day...
@@campingwithkim When I lived in Toronto I went to Bronte Creek (Oakville) on a whim once for a couple nights...and it was great! I found a secluded spot in there, washroom close by (real, not vault) and only 10-15 min drive. There are even some trails, but the proximity to Toronto can't be beat. The ones on lake Erie are good too, Selkirk, Long point etc
So she went camping to setup a tent for a kitchen, start a fir on a grill outside to stay warm but sleep in the car? 25:43
Hi DJ, I hear your feeling of disdain. I'm by no means an expert camper and I'm just starting out camping so I don't have all the gear that other normal campers have. For me, I just try to make do with what I have to mainly enjoy the outdoors my own way. That's not to say that I haven't been adding to my collection as time goes on, but I try to watch my wallet too
Do you have ski-like devices that go under your tires for use when you are stuck in the snow or mud? You can't go out in the middle of nowhere unprepared. Also,a small snow shovel is invaluable.
You're right - I don't have a set of real traction boards yet but so far I have a set of tire chains, a small folding metal shovel, tire inflator, tire plug kit, med kit, emergency blanket, some basic tools and buffer freeze dried foods. Thanks for lookin out!
Great vid. Wondering what tires you were running? Just picked up a cr v touring. Thanks!
Thank you! I currently have Uniroyal Tiger Paw all season tires which have been surprisingly good in pretty deep snow so far. I have a set of chains stored in my spare tire well to give me some more confidence to explore just in case tho! Hope you enjoy your CRV too!
I miss my 2020 CRV Turbo , traded for a Toyota Rav 4 Prime ,no comparison the Honda was hands down the best of the two, 60,000 trouble free miles in the CRV. Might go back to Honda.
I've enjoyed my Honda CRVs but I remember when I was looking, the Rav4 has a much better towing capacity which I wish the CRV had!
@@campingwithkim I live in Northern Europe , I had a Manual transmission CRV 1.5 t with a 6 Speed gearbox it was Honda rated to tow 2000kgs or in old money 4409llbs I remember the salesman telling me the CRV with the CVT auto box towed less 1500kgs. It did have a Thule Tow hitch installed and I used it a handful of times to tow a horse box with a 900kg grey mare, it pulled with no issues what so ever. My Rav4 is only rated at the same 1500kgs but it has the CVT gearbox so "I am guessing"?Toyota dialled the capacity back to protect the gearbox from overheating and less warranty claims for them. The AWD in the CRV is far better in my opinion over the Toyota system which does tend to spin the front wheels more in the snow.