Super Stealth Camping 👀 Solo Wild Camping - Close to a Road but Completely Hidden

Probably my stealthiest camp yet! I made a low-lying shelter with a small tarp and trekking poles and disguised it with camo netting and leaves. When it was finished, I could barely see it.. perfect to hide me from the country road that I was camping close to

🌿 Love Nature - Always Leave No Trace (LNT)

Thanks so much for watching 😊 Much love, Claire 🌿🐻

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SHELTER

SLEEP SYSTEM
Vango Gwent Memory Foam Pillow Go Outdoors

RUCKSACK & PACKING
Decathlon 10L Waist Bag

SIT MAT

COOKING
Bag for rubbish

WATER & HYDRATION
x2 Bottles

TOILETRIES & PERSONAL CARE
Tissue
Baby wipes
Hand sanitiser
Hair band
Lip balm
Talc
Toothpaste
Tiny mirror
Mini Tweezers

MED KIT
Pain relief
Antihistamine
Plasters & blister plasters
Torniquet (only use with knowledge of how to use safely)
Wound Dressing & Small Bandage
Alcohol Wipes

TICK, MOZZIE & MIDGE PREVENTION
Head Bug Net

CLOTHING & FOOTWEAR
Leggings Primark
Down Puffy Decathlon

ELECTRONICS
Headtorch Decathlon Bivouac USB (100 lumen)
Charger Cables

FILMING

SAM the drone:
+ an old iphone to control it – my phone is not compatible

TRAIL CAM

COMPUTER & EDITING
Editing Program – Davinci (Free)

#WildCamping #StealthCamping #SoloCamping

[jamesoo]

The whole time I’m just imagining someone coming along in the night and seeing just your head on the floor 😂

[GoldmineVideo]

I think we may underestimate how much of a natural you are talking to the camera as if we are right there with you, considering you are essentially talking to yourself in the middle of the wilderness ❤

[andrewhodgkins]

As a soldier in the 1980s we were taught how to make a two man shelter from two waterproof ponchos and a couple of stickz. The end product looked very similar to your creation but instead of using a pole to raise the roof we dug down. The soil was placed around the edge of the upper poncho to lose the edge and to ensure that no water got in. It always did though.

[brianthomas]

Thank you for taking me to nature❤ I'm dying of heart failure and I hope you know how much it means to be able to escape through your adventures ❤ Thank you and love from USA ❤❤❤

[AudunWangen]

The feeling of freedom when you're a Norwegian and can camp everywhere you want in uncultivated land (even private) as long as you're more than 150 meters from inhabited buildings.

[AlanHowellphotovideo]

Much respect for those that can get it done without a trace and without being seen. Opens up a whole new world of location possibilities.

[youtubemakesmedothis]

The camo was marvelous.
Divot = puddle if it rains; I tend to camp on a rise for better drainage because sure as hell, it IS gonna rain on me.
People driving seldom look to the side and wouldn't notice you in a tent. You'd be well enough hidden in that wooded area.
I also envy the absence of insects. Nothing buzzing in your face or getting in your food or eating you during the night.

[thefeastingman]

On screen it looks pretty invisible.
The downside with tarp off the ground is that it makes straight-line shadows. So if you really want to be invisible during the daylight you also have to have the opening of your tarp touch the ground.

The disadvantage to camping in a lower point is that you turn your camp spot into a bathing spot when it rains.

[Eschguy]

A good meal will forgive a bad day. When I was working as a guide, we always planned killer meals in case the day went to hell, people would go to bed remembering a good dinner, or wake up to a great breakfast.

[dawabbitt]

In a perfect world with no bugs, no snakes, no predators.

[TheOnlyRebeccaLHall]

It’s her joy and genuine enjoyment of such a simple concept I was like wow! Amazing. The head net for the bugs made so much sense and when you got huddled for the night I was like ok!! Never seen anything like this ❤ I love the way the Lord made people to enjoy such amazing ly simple and unique things. You go girl!! Living your best life don’t let anyone stop you!

[stroketheboat]

new to channel - absolutely love this, and great to finally find someone from the UK doing stealth nature camps. I have shown my daughter your video's, Claire - she's inspired, as I am sure are we all :-) Sleep well and thanks for such calming content x 😍

[PlatinumDragonProductions]

I've watched probably 100's of stealth camping videos and this is the first one that's used cammo netting; which is brilliant! I don't know why I didn't think of it myself. Fantastic setup! Thank you for posting! 😃

[randybass]

When I'm stressed out by the day's activities, I find I'm drawn to come onto YouTube and watch one of your videos. They are all so relaxing. Even the ones that take a turn for the worst, you face hardships with a smile (except ticks), and it calms me down. Greetings from Arizona! 😊

[lilliandurham]

Thanks, Claire, I love this demo of camo netting. I’m going to investigate sizing and colors, now. I think your idea of tossing local fauna and flora on the shelter is great. Thanks for your publishing.

[keithallen]

As an Infantry Marine this looks great. You chose to emplace your hide in defilade and lucked out with your cami-netting matching the leaves. If you plan on doing this again I recommend you gut some brown paracord and make tie-ins randomly on your netting so you can add natural veg from your surroundings to the top of it to conceal yourself more.

[GarethDee]

I really admire what you do. I'm a 6'2" ex-rugby player and I still get nervous about stealth camping in my camper van!

[lesavdefrancois]

wow! it's just fabulous to be so close to nature like that, it's just wonderful. 🤩

[mysabahTV]

It looks fun! But it's a terrible idea to camp like this in my (tropical) country, I would wake up with snakes, ants and many bug in my sleeping bag. 😀

[safromnc]

I have to say the camo net is quite good - you are bringing me back to 'hidden fort building' from my childhood.