Our Glamping Set Up in Our Core Cabin Tent 11
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ก.ค. 2024
- This is a tour of how we camp or glamp haha. We have a Core Cabin Tent 11 and we camp with 5 people, we fill it with 2 Disc-o-Bed systems, portable air conditioner, table, dresser, Zero Water system, 3 tubs, 2 coolers and a bathroom - yes a BATHROOM! Outside of the tent we use Be Cool Solution tarps, a camp kitchen, a DEWALT 3-teired tool box for our kitchen items, a griddle, a butane stove, a sink and a misting system. We really enjoy camping and being outdoors however we want to be comfortable while enjoying nature.
Our Tent Core Cabin 11: amzn.to/3LCkGdV
Similar AC:
amzn.to/4bCwxEp
The Sink we use: amzn.to/3dyMbbA
Dish Wash Cloth/Scrub we use: amzn.to/3UAjbRI
Misting System we use: amzn.to/3faFPQa
Tent Stakes we use: amzn.to/3dA7hq5
Cooler Bags we use: amzn.to/3S8zG5y
Frizcol Fan we use: amzn.to/3LzIv5U
Zero Water Filter we use: amzn.to/3R4zPWv
String Lights (inside tent) we use: amzn.to/3qVCwiB
Solar Lights (Outside use): amzn.to/3Ly8dYI
Be Cool Solutions 70% 10x14 Shade Cloth we use: amzn.to/3LCaL8b
Be Cool Solutions 70% 14x20 Shade Cloth we use: amzn.to/3Up8AJ0
Be Cool Solutions 90% 20x24 Shade Cloth we use: amzn.to/3xHg4gY
Table (Used inside): amzn.to/3qX0xpt
Pantry Tote we use: amzn.to/3fcyteR
Picnic Table Cloth we use: amzn.to/3dynZWP
Hammock we use: amzn.to/3LDTY4M
Dresser/Camp Kitchen (inside tent) we use: amzn.to/3J4PDqS
Toilet Popup Tent we use: amzn.to/3xJR5cT
Toilet we use: amzn.to/3f08l6X
Toilet Waste Bags we use: amzn.to/3BFw6c3
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
1:10 Outdoor Kitchen Area
3:20 Outdoor Misting/Cooling System
3:50 Temp Results from AC, Misting and Be Cool Solution Shade Cloth
6:10 Outdoor Kitchen Sink
7:36 Going into the Front Porch of the Tent
8:45 Indoor Bathroom
9:19 Going into the Main Cabin of the Tent
9:34 How We Covered the Mesh in our Tent
10:28 Talking About Disc-o-Beds and Mattress Pads
11:30 Talking a Little about our A/C
12:43 Our Indoor Table Area
13:35 Zero Water Filter and How We Use It
15:08 Our Dresser
16:00 More on the Disc-o-Beds
17:00 Our Movie Projector
18:02 A Little About How We Pack the U-Haul
18:40 The Kids - The Reason We Started Camping - Its All for Them!
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You know I have high functioning autism and I'm in a wheelchair and I get depressed sometimes but I have to say your video made me feel better during the video I was like I like these people so now I'm going to subscribe because you guys remind me of myself you're handy and resourceful and smart
Wow Caleb, that is a very high compliment thank you. I am glad this brought you joy. You listed a lot of obstacles upon yourself but all of them can be mastered by you. High functioning autism makes you unique, you see things a different way and sometimes (a lot of times) we need a different way. A wheelchair is an obstacle for sure but I always tend to look at the bright side of things, it is the only way I survive, so for me I would find groups of people in the same predicament surround myself with people who understand me then we all go to theme parks and get first inline at everything! Depression sucks, I have loved ones who have bouts of that as well. Find someone to talk to, practice mindfulness (TH-cam has a ton of videos on this) and above everything find the silver lining and focus on that. In every situation there is a silver lining, even if it is miniscule it is there and that is where you direct your attention, hang on to those thoughts and then when you are prepared, focus on the not so pretty, work through it but never lose track of the silver lining. Hang in there Caleb, things will get better!!!! Thank you for sharing your story with us and I hope you find some of our other videos entertaining for you as well. Take care.
This has been the most helpful camping video I have found! I have been watching TH-cam camping videos for a week straight before I stumbled across yours! I really appreciate you taking the time to post this. You gave lots of helpful information.
Thank you so much I'm glad this video helped you and your comments truly mean a lot to us! Happy camping!!
Love the cosy setup
Thank you!
Camping in the summer in Texas is a special endeavor for special people. Texas ran me off to Indiana. I couldn't handle it 😅
LOL which is why we needed AC lol. People always tell us not to camp in the summer but with kids we don't have much of a choice lol.
The heat is no joke!!
Wow love the set up. Feels like home👍
Thank you!
Thank y'all so much for taking the time to post a video like this. I'd love to see a post-camping clean up vid! Setting up and shutting down are the most stressful for me when camping
You are welcome. We plan on making a video like this next time. Like you said it can be stressful....we have attempted a video like that twice 🤣.
A lot of it is in the mind-set, for me. Setting up and tearing down is part of the fun, an associated activity that's also a pleasure, due to the association.
I'm not a morning person, so that's my only thing about breaking camp. There's a tendency to rush, because you want to get somewhere by a specific time, etc. That makes it work, for me. One strategy is to begin packing up the night before. Get it down to just what you need to sleep and make breakfast.
You can do the same thing setting up. Do enough to get dinner and bed time taken care of, and finish spreading out the next day. Do it in stages.
Not everyone can set up for a week or more at a shot. Weekenders should probably not get too elaborate, but that's where I come back to the "associated fun" idea. Some people enjoy the setting up and breaking down. Those chores are just part of the experience, just moving around out in the fresh air, enjoying the fresh air and the people you're with.
Setting up and taking down for me (Terra) is great because I enjoy the work out haha.
Great set up guys. Love your old dog 🐕
Thank you and we love him too lol he is a mess!
Your camping video is helpful for my camping, thank you for the helpful video
Thank you, that is a high compliment coming from you, I love your work!
Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for watching!
Great set ups!!!
Thank you!
We have the same kitchen unit. Love it!! A Blackstone is a super addition!!
We love the kitchen too, just hate that it scratches so easily. We do need a bigger griddle, the larger our kids get the more space we need to cook haha.
What brand of kitchen is it?
Good video. This is real life, and to think it`s done by one time or no " mistake ", is not how it is. - Thanks for a great vid. and thanks for sharing.
Thank you!
I pitch a tarp on top of my 10 person tent. Its not one of those cheap heavy tarps but made for actual an actual shelter. It has reflective material so it reflects the sun. It does a great job of keeping the temperature down.
But This is an awesome glamping set up
Thank you! We thought about a tarp like that but then thought that having the mesh open would still make it hotter than what our goal was. Your way sounds easier lol.
Great video guys! I have the same tent, you gave me some good ideas for making it more comfortable. I love the disco bed setup. ❤❤
@kelvinlowe7316 Thank you! The disco bed made a huge difference to the comfort level of both sleeping and not feeling cramped when all of us are in the tent. Happy Camping ☺️
You're getting close to that 1,000 subscriber mark! That's very exciting! More people are supporting small channels!
It has been a long journey for sure but we are getting there! Thank you for the subscription!
Great job at keeping the tent cool. Electric hookups are key.
Oh yes, can't camp in Texas Summers without it!
awesome set up keep up the good work on the videos great job and camping with an a/c is awesome even if the purest give me crap about it everytime
Gotta have a/c haha and thanks for the compliment!
In the beginning of the video you mentioned watching your step for the lines on the canopy. They can be super hard to see so for mine I use pool noodles. Just get a brightly colored one cut into whatever length you want and use a razor blade to cut a slit for the string to go through and pop it on. Makes it way easier to see especially at night. And if you do get caught on it offers some padding. Also light way and easy to transport.
Great suggestion, thank you!
@@thestegmonsters no problem! They've saved me many an evening!
I have a similar set up for camping. Where I usually camp at I get 5g service ( tmobile) I have the samsung s22 ultra and used a dex adapter to a projector to a projector screen (ozark trail) and watch live UFC PPV on a Saturday night while camping. So many people around the campsite watched my projector from afar . And because the projector also projects behind the projector screen I had 3 campsites watching also. I caused a ruckus lol.
That's great hahaha. We have TMobile as well, sometimes we get lucky with service and other times we don't. I bet you made a lot of people happy with your UFC haha.
I think I want to wait till fall to go camping
Love fall camping but we prefer to camp atleast 3 nights and it's hard to do with kids in school so we use AC to survive the Texas summer.
Wow. Hauling a UHAUL for camping 🤯
Yep lol. We have recently upgraded to a pop-up but haven't edited that video yet. However we still tent camp with Cubscouts.
Awesome!!!👠🚌👠
Thank you!
We have a large 5th wheel toy hauler and for a few years the wife and I loved hauling it all over because our son was very young and it was easy to contain him inside and have basically a home with us wherever we went. The problem with a travel trailer is that many state and county parks within 3-4 hours of where we live can't accommodate trailers, so we were kinda limited as to where we could go. Places built for trailers are usually like large asphalt parking lots which is not much fun. So we are going back to tent camping now that our son is older and will enjoy camping and fishing in the country and we can get to the more rugged destinations that require 4WD and a tent. You guys really go all out with your camp, looked like fun. How long do you guys stay when you set up like that with everything?
We like to camp a minimum of 3 nights. Will only camp less on special occasions and when the weather is a bit cooler so we don't have to go to the extremes. We actually update to a popup now and love it. Have you thought about a popup? We now only tent camp with boy scouts.
I've only primitive camped and thinking about trying glamping. FYI your A/C link might need to be updated. I do have a question about tent A/C use. Which will work better in a tent, a unit with air exiting the top or the side?
@punktexas thanks for the heads up, I have updated the link however our model is no longer out but this looks to be similar. amzn.to/4bCwxEp
I think a unit with air exiting the side would be better because it is likely that your tube will be coming out from the floor of your tent.
Primitive camping is "ok" to us LOL, we just are spoiled and want to sleep with AC. Good luck and happy camping!
I'm a glamper, I loved your walk through. Thanks for sharing.
We're did you get your dresser? I really could use it in my tent.
It does not seem to be in stock right now but this is what we got. amzn.to/3LRwomZ
Thank you for the compliment, happy camping!!
This was so inspiring. How do the dog and the rabbit get along?
Aww, thank you! So at first Ezra wanted to eat Mousse haha. He thought she was a toy that never stopped moving, so for 3 or 4 months Mousse stayed in our daughter's room with the door always closed but this helped him get used to her smell. From there we would have them meet a little here and there and then one day during Snowmagedon in Texas we lost power and had to stay with a friend, all of us crammed in one room. It was during that time that we saw they became friends, they were actually cuddling. From then on Ezra does not even blink an eye to Mousse bouncing around everywhere haha.
Did your table come with the faucet? If not, how did you mount the water hose?
It did come with the faucet.
Was ur AC unit attached to a power outlet from the camp site or do you guys use a power station like a jackery?
And which projector is that.
Thanks I love your detail will do more research on camping during hot days will be with 2 babies during our camp trip
Hello we use shore power from the state parks.
I will check on the projector and get back to you.
Thank you for the compliment and best of luck camping with the littles, it can be done, just takes patience. We normally leave the car running on really hot days while we set up, it keeps the kids contained until they can find relief in the tent or jump in the lake.
We bought the RCA projector from Target but I found the exact model on Amazon. amzn.to/3MzzSLd
We like that is is not crazy expensive and it does the trick for movie night wind down in bed.
👍👍👍❤️
Where did you get the 3 large tarps
They are from Be Cool Solutions bought from Amazon
What is the faucet hooked up to?
We camp at state parks with sites that have electric and water so we use their spigot.
What tarps are those? I hate the wind going inside the tent.
Are you asking what we put over the mesh? This is what we bought, I think we bought 3 of them to cut up. amzn.to/44aUSx4
How do you haul all of that stuff? Do you just pack the back of a truck or do you need a trailer? Also, how long does set up take? Thanks!
@joshuasmith8988 we use a Uhaul to lug it all around. Set up for us would take exactly an hour and forty-five minutes sometimes pushing 2 hours depending on the kids or animals we had with us.
Love the view! Which Cabin was that? I’m trying to book a cabin now and your video was the first good tour I’ve seen so far.
I think you commented on the wrong video. Which cabin video are you referring to? InnHabit or Lazy Buffalo?
And thank you for the compliment 😊 we appreciate it!
@@thestegmonsters yes I did actually comment on the wrong one but I watched yours now and I enjoyed all of your tips! Thank you! Can’t wait for our first camping experience 😁
Hey, your videos are awesome! Lovely setup! I wonder how are you using a AC on a camp site? How are you doing that? I always figured it will blow..
Thank you!!! The AC works great and we never have any issues at State Parks camping with electricity.
Got it thanks!!! Keep posting your videos!!
Great set up but I am wondering how long you camp at a time because it seems to be a lot of work? I am an old disabled grandmother that camps in my 2010 dodge grand caravan and everything I need is inside. But I especially love your sink! And since I Usually camp off grid I couldn’t take an AC but boy I would love to❤
Thank you! Set up takes roughly 2 to 2.5 hours. My husband was in the military and he told me his days of roughing it are over. If we camp, we will camp in comfort 🤣. We typically camp for 3 nights at a time and I am sure we will downsize once we are no longer totting the kids along for the ride but until then these comforts make our time with them more enjoyable. Happy camping!!
@@thestegmonsters Dad was the same way. "I did all that stuff in the 82nd. I learned two things: How to survive and how comfortable my easy chair is at home, by comparison."
Lol that's great.
(Your comment never popped up that there was a response. Sorry for the late reply) 🤦♀️
what was the brand of pad for the cot that your husband was using?
For the cot we have the Hbaid Roll Up Memory Foam bought from Walmart. For the floor we use the QOMOTOP Camping Mattress Self-inflating, 4" Ultra thick
We like both of them!
The one bought from Walmart is more narrow, great for a cot but on the floor it is not as comfortable but still beats a blow up. The Qomo is awesome.
I have a few questions… I’m a new Jeep owner n part of a Jeep group that caps out a lot. It could be for 1 night with no water or electricity or an entire weekend with a shower and bathrooms. I’m quite interested in the Dewalt storage that you have, but I did not see a link to the one that you have. First let me say I am not a Fufu girl, but I like AC! I did not see where you posted your favorite portable AC unit….. 100 degrees sucks, but will not stop me from camping n trail riding with my JEEPers. What was your favorite AC unit, and does it also put out heat? Another question, where did you find the table with the sink.
Big Question, I’ve been sleeping in my Jeep for camping….I don’t want to anymore. I’d like to buy a 4-6 person tent with windows to open if great weather, also love the mesh top, but will give that up to stay cool when it gets hot. Should I not get a tent that has the mesh top, your husband did mention about getting another tarp to put over the tent. Do y’all think it’s best to forgo getting a tent with the mesh top?
@brigittewalker6904
The DeWalt storage "kitchen" was a hand-me-down sorta speak. It was my husband's when he worked construction, we love it! Here is a link to a new model they have now: amzn.to/3XJTIGF
The AC is magical but on the bigger side, not sure what you are towing with your jeep and we have never tried it with solar power, we always camp with electric: amzn.to/3Y6767N
The AC does not have heat, we bring this along on colder nights: amzn.to/3XrjX4g
We recently bought a buddy heater but have not camped with it yet: amzn.to/3JoiDez
The sink is a dream but Lifetime stopped producing it (not sure why). This is similar but does not have the same nozzle: amzn.to/3XJUUd7
As for the mesh it is pretty difficult to find one without mesh in Texas and not pay $$$. We prefer no mesh to keep the AC/heat from escaping however mesh for you would be helpful in the summer months when camping off grid. So I guess you have to decide which you do more camping of and if you are willing to spend the time to cover the mesh on days you are using AC/heat.
Thanks for watching!!
Do you use generator for power?
No, we camp at state parks with electricity and water hook ups.
We camp every weekend, takes us 30 mins total setup and tear down,how to you get the courage to setup and pick up all this stuff, hope your staying at least a week, insane
Haha set up and take down is roughly 2 hours. We camp for 3 nights most of the time, we enjoy it! One day we hope to get something like an Opus though to go over landing.
Your privacy room or restroom tent, where did you get that at?
Here is the link, it is great because it is short enough to be inside. amzn.to/3xJR5cT
@@thestegmonsters Thank you!
What brand of hose nozzle and holder are you using?
Are you talking about the splitter that we have or our water hose itself? We got the hose from AutoZone of all places. www.autozone.com/wash-mitts-chamois-and-other-wash-and-wax-accessories/sprayer/p/proelite-50ft-high-pressure-hose/895997_0_0
@@thestegmonsters I'm talking about the thing clamped to your camp sink attached to the hose.
@@VanLe-ne8eg oh, that came with the lifetime sink we purchased from Amazon.
Too bad we cant get the same Coleman tents they have in Australia. You'd be shocked to see the blackout and led tents they have there.
We do have some blackouts and LED tents here. We would like one of the air/inflatable tents personally.
@@thestegmonsters I just ordered a vango air tent from the uk to California. Took about 2 weeks and had to go through customs but it was worth it. Happy camping.
so this is camping with water and electric hookups? If you can show us how the power comes to your campsite
Yes, we camp primarily at state parks using an "RV" spot. There is a pedestal at the campsite with a breaker box and outlets. We bring a heavy duty extension cord with us to use. Near the electrical post is a water spout where we put a 2 way connector on and then hook up our water hose. Does that make sense?
Do you use a cargo trailer? Amazing video!
Thank you! Yes, right now we are renting from U-Haul until we find a trailer we want.
@@thestegmonsters we are in NC and are looking at a shop called Hickory enclosed trailers, great prices! What is your AC unit?
This is our AC Unit 😊 www.homedepot.com/p/Toshiba-10-000-BTU-7-000-BTU-DOE-115-Volt-WiFi-Portable-Air-Conditioner-with-Dehumidifier-Mode-and-Remote-for-up-to-300-sf-RAC-PD1013CWRU/314620248
What is the cooling system?
Hello,
This is our AC model ☺️ www.homedepot.com/p/Toshiba-10-000-BTU-7-000-BTU-DOE-115-Volt-WiFi-Portable-Air-Conditioner-with-Dehumidifier-Mode-and-Remote-for-up-to-300-sf-RAC-PD1013CWRU/314620248
Past the AC we use Be Cool Solutions for the tarps and a misting system. All of this together really knocks down the temp during the day when the sun is at its hottest.
When u leave the camp do u worry about someone stealing your stuff?
We have never had a theft problem in the 2 years we have been camping. At night we put some stuff in the U-Haul and during the day our doggie stays in the tent, he is an old boy who doesn't fuss so no one knows he is there.....unless they tried to come in the tent.
@@thestegmonsters that’s good. I’m going to start camping alone and was thinking about what to do. Like every time I leave camp will I have to put everything in car again.
@@kayepperson189 we camp predominantly in state parks and have never had an issue, we hope you have the same kind of luck!
I put a paddle lock on my tent and make friends with security 😁
where do you get power?
We camp at state parks using their sites with electric and water.
Isn’t that Ms. Marvel? (aka Brie Larson) Must be in her ‘camping wife’ disguise, but I think she gets her power from outer space 🪐😂🤓🙌
Instead of kitty litter , try horse pellets from tractor supply or wherever, works much better
Never heard of that, can you tell us the differences between the two? Thanks for the suggestion as well!
@@thestegmonsters much better absorption, no smell
Sweet! We will check that out, always looking to approve. Thanks!
Slauceum Kingdom?
Possum Kingdom, sorry the edit here made it a little choppy.
Is that CORE tent still holding up?
@JasonXBeats It is actually HOWEVER we have had to patch up the floor faster than expected and the zipper between the cabins doesn't zip all the way. Core will supposedly replace the tent, we need to get in that and find out for sure though. The zipper could be wear and tear from 3 littles, I do expect better for the amount of money we paid for this tent, I will still be a happy customer if they do replace it.
@@thestegmonsters I always get insurance on any tent I buy I just bought 3 tents all insured.
I love y’all’s system in this video I’m still watching it lol
Also another thing I don't like about this is the very front cabin the doors into the tent has a thin netting panel along the bottom and this is not very helpful if you're in a torrential downpour and your site is a little sloped it's also not great because little bugs like ants and tiny spiders have a better chance at getting in.
Aside from all of this though lol I still like it.
@@thestegmonsters what is that black duffel bag you have on top of the dresser thing, link?
Thank you! We normally buy insurance on stuff....maybe we did this go around? A lot of life has happened since we bought this lol.
You didn’t talk about the a/c
Hello, this is a link to the A/C that we have. This one works really well however we are looking at getting a dual A/C soon so the intake isn't drawing from inside the tent but from the outside. This will help keep the tent walls from sucking in and we think it will make things cooler in the tent. www.homedepot.com/p/Toshiba-10-000-BTU-7-000-BTU-DOE-115-Volt-WiFi-Portable-Air-Conditioner-with-Dehumidifier-Mode-and-Remote-for-up-to-300-sf-RAC-PD1013CWRU/314620248
Do you ever have anyone take things from your tent when your away? I had someone steal items when we were away.
Ugh, really dislike some people!! No we have never had that problem. If anyone has tried we wouldn't know about it, our dog stays in the tent when we are out and about. He's an old boy that doesn't bark but he would if someone was coming in the tent lol so that would likely scare them off. We know of people who padlock their tent when they leave, it isn't fool proof but it is a deterrent!
It’s very important to be able to vacation without breaking the bank 🏦 a cheap hotel 🏨 room can cost you No less than $150 a night that is not sustainable for a family of four or five if you want to spend a week or more out away from home in a nice fun place for adults and children.
Very very true!
That rabbit's scent can attract predators not to mention the heat can kill your bunny. Camping with a bunny really puts him or her at risk.
We camp in state parks so predators coming in would be rare and we have our dog as a deterent as well. Our tent always remained cool, she always had fans on her as well. We have had her for 4 years now and she does really well on adventures. Now we camp with a pop up camper with 2 ACs so she is always in a cool environment. Mousse Mousse is always our main concern when on adventures
You should check out some of the korean vloggers, they put american camping to shame
Lol we have seen some of those videos! Innovative to say the least!
I see four beds but five families members? Where does mom sleep?
There is an air mattress sitting on the top bunk, we put that on the floor for dad to sleep on at night then pick it up during the day.
@@thestegmonsters ok lol
Fk you guys are funny Americans camping hahah😂 when Australians go camping we have two things knife food 😊 jokes nice setup
I mean that's not really true. You guys come up with bada$$ overland trailers lol. We love camping, no need to die of a heatstroke to do it lol. 107 is HOT!! Also we like comfort 🤷♀️ in fact we just bought a pop-up camper!
I’m just jealous enjoy the new camper I’m going to use your water trick for the next week camping it looks like a great idea can’t wait to try it out
Happy Camping!!
Aussies take food? We hunt for our own. Bare-handed. With one of them tied behind our backs, with rope we fashion out of native grasses.
That's what we thought too 🤣
Just buy a camper 😂
We bought a pop up lol
Y’all are left lane campers. You drive slow. Move over.
LMAO 🤣😂 you do you, we won't stand in your way haha. What works for us doesn't work for everyone.
Much better than a hotel 🏨🤗and affordable happiness
Once we upgrade to our own trailer and not use U-Haul it will be much better lol but yes you are right!