How To STEALTH CAMP in the city! Strategies & Steps for Success. I'll take you...
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- Do you want to travel to cities in your RV, Van, Trailer and STEALTH CAMP (AKA "Car Camping)? I'll take you along with me as a I find two different stealth camping spots and take you along for one!
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I’m about to move in to a 20’ RV in the next 10 days and so far you have had the best, most informative videos of any I’ve watched. Thank you for helping me with this transition!
This should be common sense but sadly is not: Park ‘normal’, don’t put your slides out and don’t have a generator running. It just irks me when I see these irresponsible fools parking sideways across 6 spots and slides extended. And no...you are not exempt from this because you own a Prevot, Monoco or any other stratosphere coach. You actually make it as bad for the responsible folks as the really low end beater campers do. Truth.
Love your tips and presentation skills! Class act. Thank you!
Safe journey, DHR
When traveling and having to stop because of really bad weather, or it is so dark at night, etc., I try to find an official rest area of the highway\interstate and look for other campers parked out of the main parking area and let an attendant know that I need to stay overnight. Usually no problem, as there are others overnighting there also.
I have pre-arranged campgrounds or family homes to park in their driveway. I am quiet, courteous and make as little noise as possible if I am coming in later than planned, I have called in ahead to let them know I am running late. The porch light is ON and someone is usually waiting for me.
Robin, you have a gift for presenting information in a detailed and entertaining way. Thank you for the great videos! 👍 🌟
Robin, you are the best!! I don't even own a camper, but I love following you and your wonderful stories. Keep up the great work, young lady!😊
Another great video, Robin! Stealth camping is definitely an art of simply gathering info on the potential spots and then using commonsense when you finally camp at a location for the night. Thanks for sharing.
Awesome! I've been doing this for years in my Jeep. I never could understand why my family and friends would get so offended I camp in my Jeep. What I did was take the back seat out and I had many towels and many comforters and pillows. I usually would go out to the river or lake or a dry river. Preferably a location that would hide my vehicle. But if I if I had to sleep in town parking in neighborhood attraction houses or something people get weird if someone parks in front of their house. So I tried to find a spot that has other vehicles parked and not directly in front of a house. I have been approached by someone several occasions asking me what I was doing and I would always just say I was with the neighbor and they would leave me alone after that.people don't get to know their neighbors anymore so they don't even check on it. About to take the towels Steven apps around the back side of my roll bar and it was hold it there and cover the windows all the way down and I had a little electric lantern. No one can see the light from outside. I was waiting for and had the great time I did this for years and I will do it again. It was like I was a genie in a bottle. I'm glad to see another woman doing this. I feel more confident I won't be labeled a weirdo anymore. IDK, maybe they still will, just because. Lol the sad thing about it is I learn to do it going thru a divorce from a long-term marriage. Now I know I can survive, nor so I need a bunch of things to go camping and enjoy life out of the city.👍
Hello Robin!!! I'm new to all of this although I've lived in an RV for well over a year. I just wish I had your endurance & fortitude to actually "Hit the Road!!!" Maybe soon. I'll keep watching you because you are very inspiring!!! Thanks for the chat & may God keep you in his Righteous Right Hand, safe & sound!!!
I really liked how you showed step by step using your phone for stealth camping - Thank You!
This is awesome! Thanks for the tips! Smart that you get all ready for bed and get everything ready before you even go to your final resting spot :)
Hospitals are another good place to park RVs -- complete with rest rooms and coffee shop. Many people park in motel parking lots without a problem. Sometimes I park at a gas station or quick stop market -- usually going inside to buy something and mention that I need to "rest my eyes" before moving on.
Not always....but , glad you have had good experiences.
Not a bad idea but you really need to scope out the lots first. Most of the hospitals in my area have EXTREMELY limited parking available, much of it either metered or accessible only through a manned gate. One trick I've been told about is to find large 24-hour supermarkets because their lots have lots of coming & going all night long. (Convenience stores, at least around here, often either attract a different crowd, are the meeting points for police on the beat, and/or can be in some pretty isolated locations.)
Sarah, what type of RV do you have?
@@nairbvel What area are you in? I live in central Illinois and our hospital doesn't charge for parking and most likely wouldn't kick you out. I'm looking at a Carado axion because I need to be stealth in Los Angeles do you know anything about their laws? I heard they have a problem with people living in their cars.
@@evamaria644 Hi, Marie -- I'm on the east coast, in the Maryland 'burbs of DC. I don't know anything about the laws in LA so I'm afraid I can't help you with that question. Not all the hospitals here charge for parking, but a couple of the larger ones have *very* restricted space and use that as a method of traffic control (plus I'd hate to take away spots from people actually dealing with the hospital and/or patients inside). Several have built parking garages over the past decade, each seeming with its own rules & way of doing things. There are a couple of local hospitals (or hospital campuses) with enough parking to be useful for this type of "camping" but one really has to be careful... plus there's always the issue of every jurisdiction and/or facility having its own rules & regulations. I'd say it's an issue of common sense (there's that old oxymoron again, LOL) and researching local laws. Best of luck to you in your travels!
I love your videos! I've seen some of your newer ones but was sharing your TH-cam channel with my sister and went back and watched some of these older ones too! Fun and informative!
I have driven tractor-trailers; on the road 6 -9 days at a time. A few years later, I was living in a 28ft Class A. I used a method I learned as a truck driver: drive at night, sleep in the day-time. The restrictions on parking at business lots is "NO Overnight Parking". No-one ever bothered me for parking at a shopping center lot all day. On summer days, I might have to run the generator and A/C. There were times when I could find a shady spot at a boat-launch site; then just running the exhaust fans kept the interior cool enough to sleep. Rarely did I drive more than 2 nights between camp-sites so drive at night / sleep in the day worked out very well.
Another great video! I'm learning so much from you! I LOVE that you show screen shots!!! Thank you!!!
i live in boulder and used to work at celestial seasonings i worked there for four years and there is always people camping by those apartments and i know the trail you were parked at at the start of the video to i go on hikes there. cool. plus theres a little pond/lake with trails right down the street i have camped at. You should go up to nederland theres tons of free camping up there.
It's on my list. Thanks!!
Thanks for the video. Did something similar when I used to commute out of town in my jeep. Hospital parking lots. I shut it down like you do and covered things with a flat black blanket. I had dark tented back windows. It worked. Couldn't afford a hotel every week. Thanks for the great ideas. Stay safe. :)
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Creativity RV Hey watch out for flooding its been raining alot in someplaces.
was that a no parking sign when you pulled in
Yeah, people that stay in the same spot for long periods of time ruin that spot for others. Not only are they hogging the spot but locals that notice stop thinking of the spot as a place for travelers. Instead, those locals start thinking of it as a homeless camp. So, they ask the cops to patrol there more, etc.
NIMBY. There's a reason there are more and more van/camper/homeless people - because the U.S. is increasingly becoming untenuous for low wage workers and the working class in general. More and more people cannot afford rent. That's not my opinion, it's reality. Every study done on wages earned v. cost of housing indicates that an average salaried person in amerikkka would have to work 1 1/2 to 2 full time jobs to afford a one-bed apartment. In L.A. alone there are 55,000 homeless people and they are passing laws making it illegal to park overnight in an RV. A guy in Seattle who lived in his truck and had his truck impounded for sleeping in it took his case to court and won. The judge ruled that the pigs cannot confiscate a vehicle if the person uses it as a "home." In Modesto, California, the city has installed permanent homeless tents. That's a start and at least they are addressing it in a compassionate manner, but it's not enough. We need full and free housing. This is the richest fucking country in the world, but the wealthy are sitting on trillions while the rest of us scrape by and can't even afford basic housing and health care. You do know there are countries in the world without homelessness, right? That it doesn't exist in countries far less rich than this shithole. Cities are beginning to address rent controlled housing. In Portland, they are looking at a law to make it illegal for a building owner to keep units vacant. Other cities are making laws restricting Airbnb, which is taking permanent housing off the market and jacking up rents. In Berlin, Germany, they are going to pass a law nationalizing 200,000 rental units. You know what that means, right? They're simply going to expropriate the property from the owners. That's right, they're going to take it from them. And they should. Berlin has a sky high housing market. Something has to change in amerikkka. We either need to start fighting for free and full housing for every person, or you are going to see a lot worse than pigs patrolling homeless camps. People will start burning shit down sooner or later. It's called class struggle and that is the masses finding their consciousness and saying "we're not taking this shit anymore." France has been on fire for 12 fucking weeks with no end in sight. I'm hopeful those Yellow Vest protesters can get into the Parliament Building in Paris somehow - then it's game over and socialism will win. We need a revolution in this country, a new project that puts people before profits.
1942 SmithCorona wow that’s a lot. I am a social worker and I agree that there needs to be housing for low income people. Don’t people realize that most of us are one accident or medical issue or weather related event or lost job away from financial ruin? and then they are in the same boat? Must be nice thinking that it can’t happen. But it does. Domestic violence can cause whole families to be displaced.
@@Josef_R LOL - you have cable and a microwave in your car? Seriously though.....what exactly is your beef? That poor people are managing to make a life for themselves or that they are making a life for themselves and they are in YOUR way? Yeah.....I see you.
@@JustOneDress I hope you stay homeless.
We have an older travel trailer called a HiLo which extends vertically hydraulically about 30 inches. To stealth camp overnight at times you can simply crawl into bed without raising it and most folks just assume that it is parked unattended and not being used at the moment. If we wish it can be raised in the morning for a bit before lowering it again when we hit the road.
Great! I learn so much from you. I did not think of the apartments/busy stealth. Avoided stealth camping fearing the anticipation of a knock = no sleep.
after a couple of runs i started sleeping like a baby.
Guess who just subscribed? I've been watching and you have given the best information on making my dream happen! Goodness girl your answering my question before I have time to think to ask them! 👍👍👍👍
thanks for including real-time footage! it’s especially helpful!
So much great information on one channel. I appreciate all that you share.
This is so good! LOVE the ending 😁💯❗
I have watched many videos and yours are the most informative. Thanks
I am sure it won't be long before you stop giving up your 'great spots'. Other's have shared and then found out that a bunch of others came rushing in and ruined their spots.
I had no idea someone could "stealth camp" in an RV.
This is a new concept I'm gonna have to get my head around...
Same here. Stealth camping is out using a hammock or just a sleeping bag hiding from people. Not in a RV.
I love all the sharing of useful information! Thank you. My husband and I are looking at truck campers now.
Hi Robin, my name is Roger and I would just like to compliiment you on a job well done! .Also, the pictures were excellent. I'll be sure to look at the other video's you have created. Happy travels and keep up the good work.
Amazing we live in a "free" country but can't even park overnight without being harassed.
Yeah, but ppl go nuts! I just had to block some doof because he went on a rant saying I was a freeloader for boondocking. He was also a racist, so he had to go! Sigh.
Best way for a cartel or govt. to operate...convince the people that they are 'free'...ha...you've haven't noticed that we are enslaved?? The IRS is just an arm of the FedReserve cartel...an illegal, private group of psychopaths... Mr. T is trying to end their heinous operation here America...or so we think, hope...
In most cases the cops dont fuck with you until joe citizen decides to illustrate their retardedness by calling the cips and bitching about some imagined delution that they are having about you
People have screwed it up for others. Blame the people that dump ashtrays or diapers. If everyone that has ever boondocked left the place cleaner than they found it no one would ever have complained and started preventing people from doing it. It's always the few that ruin if for everyone else.
Just blocked the soft minded conspiracy spouting fool aka TakeAmericaBack... What a ridiculous anti semite name.
I heard that Auto Repair shops work well also.
In my opinion, a RV cannot really be stealthy. I mean: if I see a RV parked on the street at night, it is a dead give away that there is a person sleeping inside. But if it is a car or SUV, then there is no hint that somebody is sleeping inside because most cars/SUV parked at night are empty.
That being said the other tricks that were mentioned in that video are good.
Right! I don't mean to be rude but the premise of this video is pretty asinine. An RV cannot be stealth, it's a freaking RV, people aren't stupid they know what's up. A cargo van on the other hand can be totally stealth.
She basically has a van, just a bit wider.
People that own RVs have to park them somewhere when they aren't camping in them. That's why apartment complexes are good to park near -- people live there, and an RV parked in that area might belong to a resident.
This is the comment I was gonna make but I don't know how to word it without being rude.
True stealth camping is being able to park overnight under the noses of homeowners, corporate security patrols, and the local cops.
That's the fun part.
Slide in and slide out.
You have to be able to blend into the surroundings without attracting attention.
To my way of thinking, a minivan is the perfect stealth camper. Minivans are pretty much invisible anyway. Nobody gives 'em a second glance.
@@LeonAllanDavis Yes, but living in a minivan is pretty much just living in your car. A converted high top commercial van or box truck is the perfect stealth camper, as you can actually make it into a home and nobody will expect anyone to be sleeping in it.
thanks Robin i love your videos , am enjoying them greatly, I will probably never get to travel like this si I am doing it through you ,thanks again for sharing
Thanks for this information. I'm thinking of traveling in a converted van and was wondering how to find places to stay. Your videos offer so much valuable information. Keep it up.
I just turned 65 & single. I'm saving to get a van build or Winnebago. Can you do a tour of your RV & what you packed etc. Thank you. Traveling mercies.
Great video. Really well edited and packed with info.
Gosh dang you are a STUD!! You even give me confidence! I'm so proud of you being so smart and brave.
I love your videos ! They take out the doubts of dreams I have of doing the same as you in the near future ☺️ thanks again for sharing your experience 💗
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Always informative and pleasant voice, as well.
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Robin, you are Freaking AWESOME!!!! So glad I ran across your channel. I’m plugged in. Godspeed, be safe, and Keep them coming. 😍🦋🙏🏼
Very educational, creative, and appreciated....oh! favorite part...short and sweet :D Great travels to ya :D
Great use of Google maps. I never thought about using it that way😀
Thanks, Robin, great job and relevant. 1st vid, new subscriber! As others have said - would love to see a “tour” video!
Thanks for the sub! Here you go: 😊 th-cam.com/video/tywdnrTOtSU/w-d-xo.html
Love this video and how you use Google maps in advance to find a city stealth spot. Thank you!! I plan to do the same.
Great video! I would also try to park with a car right behind me because my bed is across the back of my van. When my bed was along the side I would always park with it next to the curb or tree, something between me and the road.
Hey ! You learn something everyday feel good trying something new also thanks for the advise and how to be aware out there and how to prepare yourself . Thanks for sharing....
I can park my 2002 Honda Oddesey anywhere in residential areas...anywhere... I look for parks, apts, business parks for stealth camping. I have double tinted windows...so no curtains needed. I have a bed, potty..and all that I need to travel, save money, enjoy life!
Ive considered minivans but feel changing in them would be annoying.
@@hellojuneau8917 Same, After getting older. I feel like I need something I can at least stand up and stretch in.
not legal most places to have windows that can't be seen through
Laura C fully legal. Rear windows don't matter
I have a station wagon. Non commercial/non camper vehicles can almost park anywhere. That said I avoid parking in front of private residences, some people can get so angry they will key your vehicle because you took "their spot".
I am considering buying a permit from a resident, I found one for 70$ for beachside parking (per year). That's a million dollar view on a Mc Donalds budget!
Never ever use ear plugs when camping because you need your ears for danger signs and to stay alert. You would never be able to hear someone walking around your vehicle.
if i was worried about minor noise outside, in a city, id never sleep. i can still hear w the plugs, just takes the minor stuff out
Vienna lol she was in Boulder not Detroit.
I stayed in the downtown St. Louis RV park a year ago, and I was woken up by gunshots in the distance one night.
I agree with Vienna on this, don't use ear plugs either.
Part of knowing where to stealth camp is picking an area that is safe. Quiet residential areas are safe. Big cities in front of clubs and bars and car dealerships are sketch, but hey, that's why you drive out to the outskirts. The less people around the better. Stop living in fear.
Another great video! These details, in depth were great information! Love your walk thrus on the apps too!
Such a great vid, lots of helpful info for city 'camping',,
Not sure how you would go about finding out but some Airstream owners let other Airstream owners park at their home. It’s an Airstream thingwas 😊 Maybe there is something similar for other folks. And I recall a family that was featured on 20/20 or 60 minutes (not sure which one) they would drive around and if they found a home with a big enough lot they would knock on door and ask if they could stay a night or two and in return they would cut the lawn or wash their cars. And they made sure they didn’t look homeless when they approached the home 😊
Joe - lol - and they made sure they didn’t look homeless, they are homeless living in a RV, a home on wheels but not on land, there’s a difference - 😎😎
@@jolenaagapisou3803 You are rude !
A home is a home even if it is a tent under a tree. GOD forbid that you might have a spot under a tree on day.
This is awesome, way to go finding a place to stay. Great info.
She's awesome! LOL (cute too). These folks are so bold, adventurous and creative(!). Best of luck!
Do you worry about leaving your kitty and rig when you do something like take the light rail?
What do you do in hot weather to be sure he is safe temperature wise?
Love your colorful belongings! Very much my style as well.
I’m loving all this cool information. These videos are great. Keep them coming!
Just excellent! Great information for those of us who yearn to be free. I will be back for more. Thanks for sharing!
Another stealthy place to park is at car dealerships. My converted cube van is a chevy. Have parked dozens of times in the area where vehicles that are going to be worked on are parked at different chevy dealers nation wide. Three rules....Stealth (no light that can be seen outside and quiet). Arrive at least an hour after dealership closes. And leave at least an hour before they open. Hours are usually posted somewhere on the building windows.
Your channel is great! Lots of useful information for us that are just looking into RV living. Keep up the great work and thanks again!! :)
just discovered your vids. my time is passed but i'm experiencing what I would have loved to do through you. safe travels brave lady.
Way to go Robin, this is so perfect! Next time I'm in Boulder I'll be in my van and I'll know just where to go! Thank you so much!
seriously...its a great spot! glad you can use the info😊
Full of great information! Thank you Robin!
The best quality video for stealth camping thank you for all your effort. You explained each tip and the why very well! :)
GREAT way to find stealth spots. Thanks! I am going across the country soon and will be sleeping in the back of my Nissan X-Terra. I have reflextic window inserts spray painted black for the “house” windows and a blackout curtain between the house and the cab. Now I know a lot more about finding a sleeping spot. Thanks!!
Thanks so much for your great videos. Totally love the style of your videos (and sense of humor! ;D). Keep 'em coming! It's so great to see your channel grow and grow!
I think you are wonderful. More good advice packed into a short video than you could imagine on how its done. Thank you and safe travels 👍
Thanks so much!
Thanks, Robin. Always useful information. :)
That was such a creative, informative video! Felt like I was right there with you. Thanks for the great tips and drive-thru experience!
My hat is off to you for finding anything in the Denver Tech. Thanks for the tips on Google maps. Denver is pretty easy to stealth as streets are wide and people are not looking for it as much but Denver Tech can sure be a challenge!
Wonderful video.... Thank you so much for all the amazing info and detail you give
Likely to take some flack on this considering the channel and all but here goes:
As a small business / commercial real estate owner I would like to share a consideration; this is PRIVATE land that is open to the public for the use of the business that is represented (even if the property is vacant/non-leased). There are costs to OWNERSHIP (which is why y'all are boon docking). Lot maintenance, waste disposal, insurance, and of course the mortgage itself. That some of us 'allow' silent, clean, respectable persons to 'overnight' should not imply that any of us SHOULD allow it so be respectful (don't litter, or let your pets urinate on the shrubbery/lawn, and vacate before the business opens as stalls are for customers) and be grateful, leave a "thank you note" or buy something, or even a couple bucks as a way to "give back", and as the saying goes "DONT F IT UP!" or this way of living will disappear as fast as it is rising now.
Oh good the capitalist bootlicker has joined the conversation. Business owners don't actually work, all you do is exploit your workers for profits. You extract their surplus value, you don't earn shit since they do all the work.
Which is why many love Wal-Mart.
Safe, security patroled; the majority of overnighters allowed onsite are respectful, clean, quiet. Most leave the lot by 6:30 AM - after using the facilities and then strolling the store for the day's essentials - breakfast, lunch, dinner & replenishing other essentials.
Some newbie A.Holes would leave their trash - myself & others would walk the overnight lot and pick what they left behind. If those same people stayed more than once - we gave them a nice talking to adapt, or go elsewhere. We weren't going to have our safe place taken away due to some pigs.
Also - the gas station next to Wal-Mart always got our business, too. We use their bathroom - we appreciated the non-hassel & spent our gas money there.
BTW - some Wal-Mart locations will ban you - individually - from their lot if you are a repeat offender. That's it - you are outta there - no coming back - cops will escort you off the property if you are banned.
@@mybackyardparrots9198 I agree that people should be very respectful and clean up after themselves. Boggles my mind the entitlement some people have that they feel they can just dump their crap in the parking lot and think that's fine.
A note: Many (most, all?) Wal-Marts in the US, are open 24/7, and many (most?) allow overnight parking from what I've gathered in watching so many of these "vanlife" videos. However, in Canada, I don't believe there are any 24 hour Wal-Marts (could be wrong, but in the Toronto area there are none, I would presume if there are, it would be big cities only), and I'm pretty sure NONE of them allow overnight parking. You guys south of the border have an amazing resource down there. We have to get a little more creative up here. ;o) Bottm line, be respectful of where you are, and don't be a dick.
You look terrific today. Obviously this life is agreeing with you!
Your video's are the best of all the rv life video's I have seen.
Several years ago, I was in a situation where I had to sleep in my car for a few months. I found that motel parking lots, usually the budget ones like Super 8 and Motel 6, were good places to stay overnight without being bothered. I am speaking of the ones in area's that are generally safe as there are some of these hotels in run down/bad area's that wouldn't be, but the ones right off the highway where there are lot's of restaurants/fast food joints/gas stations were always good for me.
I also had good luck parking and sleeping overnight in hospital parking lots...usually the back rows of parking near the emergency room entrance. I used both of these locations for months with no problems.
I'm not an rver and I'm not likely to become one but i like you videos a lot! So fun!
Great technique for finding spots. And even in My very own colorado! I would like to colab maybe later in the future if you're in town. I'm just starting my nomad life next week with my new (better) job! I like to dirt bike alot and I'm planning on traveling to race and ride the country. Liked and subbed. Also, I was planning on using earbuds for my phone as it'll help block the noise but I can also hear my alarm. just thought I'd throw that in.
Too funny!! I grew up in Boulder (I know exactly where you were at all times!) and my husband used to work in Denver right at the Bellevue station. Small world.
Hiiii from Canada! I just found your page and I love you! My hubby and I love RVing we are actually just returning from our latest adventure.
We left VICTORIA CANADA July 11 and are on our way back. We covered so far 6300 miles and not home yet. We visited Bristol RI and Nantucket!11 my first time there.
As I type this we are on Trans Canada hwy 1.
Just outside of Regina on our way to Calgary.
Have u ever camped the Canadian national parks?
Well, I appreciate your videos and I’ll check in soon .
Safe travels and have fun...Lisa
This was a really good video. Good practical information that I can use right now. I'm also glad that you are feeling better from the last video I saw where you were sick.
With us being in an actual motorhome stealth. Amping is interesting. We also have several dogs on board... which alll get walked before dark and a because I’m in my bed by 7 typically and the dogs have been trained to go to bed with me. Lol!
How about 24 hr fitness parking lot or any business that is 24 hr and Hospital er might work.
I was thinking of joining the gym that's 24 hours and parking there. If they get to tripping about parking their, they would lose my business..lol
@@toochiesmith Location, parking lot and your vehicle and vehicle plate are all factors. Many are situated in plazas with shared parking. An RV parked for extended period is going to stand out. Stealth is best for regular or longer term parking. Anything but a car or van is more noticeable if parked regularly.
My small box truck (no solar, windows, or roof fan) can blend in but not as much as a van. Box trucks are used for work, moving and deliveries. A plaza location with numerous businesses could be using similar truck. Out of state plate can complicate things.
Go to towns with sheriffs or only highway patrol here in Northern California I see lots of rvs never issues parked everywhere
Great info once again
Merci!
It looked like when you pulled in there was a no parking symbol sign? Also wondered if opening windows let out light? Love the fresh air, ear plugs, eye mask et al. Good Job!
no, no sign at my overnight spot. i use a neck light (there is a link in the description, but i forgot to mention it) so light turns down then turn off overhead lights when the windows are open. thanks! great question
The no parking sign pointed to the driveway - no parking between the sign and the driveway.
I LOVE your beautiful kitty...what a nice companion...Cats are extremely dedicated to their owner... I found that with my daughters kitty...He’s the Alpha so when I first stayed with her... He bit me but now He’s my LOVE bug as I had to correct his spoiled behavior. 👍🔑💕God Bless you and your travels. 🤔🙏✝️😇❤️
I used to be a shuttle driver at a casino. I would often see cats in the windshields of the 18 wheelers, and one day when I picked up a trucker with a cat I asked why a cat and not a dog? He said dogs bark and although it's nice to be alerted to trouble, when you stay in a different place every night the dog does not know what is a routine sound and what is somebody getting too close to your truck and they bark at everything, so he decided to get a cat and it worked out great and that's why you see cats in 18 wheelers!
Excellent insights and great example for advising us! Well done!
What an amazing video!! What kind of phone do you use?
Just subscribed. Thanks for the info. Just got back from Jamie’s van build. We had borrowed camping gear and took our car. It is broken so we need to get a van, or other rig for s family of 4. Looking forward to more of your videos.
Thanks for the sub and the great comments!
Great! I have heard near apartment complex and certain industrial areas would be a good choice. Thanks for all the details :)
I would be afraid I couldn't hear what is going on around me with ear plugs!😮
That's a great point. I live in an apartment....(not worth the landlord's time/money to install a peephole in the door and I couldn't peek outside without being noticed). I bought a $50 surveillance camera from AMZ that I connect to my phone and Ipad. Could this be used on/in a van RV?? (Maybe you can look out without revealing your presence).
Thanks for the information! Just started watching your channel and I love it already. Keep up the great work!
Stealth camping, very interesting :) :)
Thanks, great information
Excellent idea parking..Enjoyed!! Making me wish we had our rv back..Lol.. Blessings and safety!!
THANK YOU ROBIN ITS GOOD TO KNOW INFORMATION TO KNOW WHAT TO DO .THANK YOU FOR YOU ADVICE😊
Great job! 💛 . Mobile Alabama here
Love your baby!! He is beautiful!, I LIKE how you prepare everything, great for your protection and for your fur baby!! I subscribed, so I look forward to being with you and your fur baby!!! Looks sooooooo cozy!! Hugs Joannie ♥️♥️♥️🐱🤹♀️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Excellent video. Really enjoy watching you, all the great info and the prefect pace and presentation. I’m hooked, lined and subscribed. Lol 😂🙏👍
A tip for anyone using earplugs regularly -- if your ears start to get itchy or sore, swab them gently with a Q-Tip dipped in Tea Tree Oil. Use the normal precautions so you don't damage the sensitive eardrum.
I really love the idea of using velcro. There have been some people that use tin foil, or something else, and it looks obvious. You're a smart gal !
Pretty cool Robin! thanks for passing this information on
Stealthy adorable ending. You are becoming more like your cat. Lol
👍Excellent info. Love your channel. Thank you. 💞