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It's a minor thing but would be much appreciated for people like us who sleep inside often. I personally haven't had issues with the AC turning off, but they need to go through camp mode in general and make it way more intuitive.

Hi all, It's been a while since I posted but I'm back with some quick and dirty 'stealth camping' on Highway 1 overlooking the Pacific Ocean. This time around I noticed something with the interior lights while sleeping in the R1S that I either forgot or never noticed before: why can't I...

I have to find him and try to talk to him for more company secrets ?

I'm not trying to invalidate your opinions and preferences, but I think anyone can easily just reply back and say: "To each their own". Also I try not to engage with content that I am not interested in... People like different things and it's okay to agree/disagree, or not understand why at...

I did my research to make sure overnight parking was allowed at this location. But yeah I'm sure people do it illegally but I don't think anyone cares unless you disturb people around you or make a mess. Hard to make a blanket statement when local laws/rules can be so different depending on...

This is what I use as well. Used it to find a great spot in the Sierra for my first video in the snow.

Thanks for watching! The electric kettle and griddle are both rated at 1500w each. I never tripped the breaker yet (fingers crossed). We've also used a pressure cooker rated at 1000w. I'll pass on the kind words about Deckard to his parents!

It's hard to put an actual definition on "stealth camping" but I just think of it as camping where you normally wouldn't camp, like a parking lot or side of a street.

There were signs but we took the risk since we were nestled with RVs and vans. Thanks for the suggestion! Will check it out.

Yeah definitely. As soon as I drove into the parking lot it was evident that it was a popular overnight spot for RVs and vans.

I've read stories where police or park rangers (in cases of state/national parks where only specific areas allow sleeping overnight) would knock on your window and ask you to move. Seems like it's understood that you just move when they ask you to and that really is all that happens.

I think of it as camping where you normally wouldn't camp at. So pretty much everywhere that's not a designated campground. You would also do it in a way that doesn't draw attention, since naturally you wouldn't want any attention and you don't want to cause any issues.

Hi all, Back with some information on stealth camping this time! We drove up the West Coast from SF to Bodega Bay and needed a place to spend the night. Found a spot frequented by RVs and vans, so I thought we would fit right in. We were parked next to 5-6 RVs, a couple of vans, and a few SUVs...

You can tell I'm obsessed with that dog lol. He was an elderly goat in an animal sanctuary. We also saw peacocks, horses, alpacas, etc.

Thanks! The thumbnail is showing one of the two guardian dogs from our trip to a ranch a few weeks ago. They were the the most well behaved dogs I've ever seen and we miss them! Thought I'd show them off more as a thumbnail ? They're from the May 10 video.