It always surprises me that so many people don’t know about Leave No Trace. I’m Australian so maybe it’s more commonly taught here. But typically the main rule is “Take only photos, leave only footprints.”
If you come to Robe in South Australia there's too many people leaving a trace, it may be taught here in Australia, sad thing is there are still people who choose to be inconsiderate.
@@vickimathews1970those are probably some of my co-workers and customers (retail) they don't know how to clean up after themselves inside the store & breakroom so I can picture them not cleaning up after themselves no matter where they go.
I've recently decided to change my lifestyle dramatically and spend 3-4 months/year on the road. This video just made the transition so much easier. Thanks for speaking honestly to true beginners. Seriously, I think this video just saved me weeks of frustration.
welcome to the club! have you found prying yourself out of your old lifestyle to focus on reinvention as grueling as me? I think lots of my friends hate me for dropping off the edge of the earth so I can 100% focus on changing all my behaviors (esp around communication) so there is room for this lifestyle!
@@udance4ever Despite the new UA-cam account, I’m the same guy as uptown3636. My friends and family don’t really get it, but they understand that I take things to extremes. I’m on the autism spectrum, so about half the things I do seem to baffle those around me. That being said, I love that feeling of freedom when it’s just you and the open road. Wouldn’t change a thing! I hope your situation becomes more enjoyable. It’s not fun when loved ones disapprove of your life choices. Hang in there, fellow wanderer!
@@leopoldkirgo ditto on frugal living - minimizing the time spent working for dollars & maximizing time volunteering/investing in activities that are meaningful to me which often requires extensive travel (like connecting dance communities together! ;) I'm a believer of gift economies and some incantation of universal basic income (to fill in the gap) so yes, we all find our own path given the resources we create and are available to us! @B-RollBooks thx for acknowledging the wandering fool I am 😅 my last two adventures were so much FUN since I made that post!
You won me over in the first two minutes. As a father of two daughters "safety first" really hits home for me. This was a great video. I am going to be taking a car/camping trip this fall and I will be incorporating some of your ideas. Thank you!
I was traveling last month and saw these nice ppl. Started chatting with them. Apparently their car was wrecked by a deer and it is in the shop for 8 days : while the 4 of them sleep at a gas station outside during 45 degree nights with no jackets. The difference between them and I: I have full coverage insurance, rental, road side and monies for a hotel. They only had liability insurance so they were out Please get good insurance with all the bells and whistles if your living in your car or away from home Rental and Roadside is only an extra 30 bucks Hotel is tricky bc some require a few hundred dollar deposit, some only accept card or cash. And one time I needed a hotel and the cheapest one was 250 😞 Then there is a cab fee. But what will you do if you wreck at 9pm... where will you go Safety first 😀
People often forget all the things they need or the emergencies that could arise, so great video Nikki. Proving you can go small and still have a great experience on the road. I hope you have a wonderful trip in Europe stay safe and enjoy the moments.
Sorry to hear that. I noticed your comment is almost a year old and I am curious how it's working out for you guys. Is it hard to live in your vehicle?
Great info! Sounds like there is no way to get away from humidity when car/van camping. If you crack the window open and it’s humid out the humidity will get in...and if you don’t, it will get humid inside🤷🏼♀️Love that bag thing to absorb moisture! I have watched at least 300 videos and have never seen that👍
We once had a rat climb into the car through a slit 2 cm wide, our bread must have been too tempting 😂. I wonder whether those curtains would have prevented that…
I think you're beautiful... the road is a great place to go searching for nothing in particular or every single thing... happiness is a great place to be in... safe travels amigo.
Tip for super cooling a standard cooler. If a Yeti is out of your price range or you are going to be in areas where a Yeti would attract attention or get stolen, you can super chill a standard cooler with a couple things from the hardware store. Most coolers have insulation on the sides, but the lid is hollow. You lose a lot of cold through the lid. Pick a cooler that you can pop the lid off. Drill two small holes in the back of the lid where the lid attaches to the cooler. Get a can of Great Stuff expanding foam. You may or may not need a whole can, so plan this project with a friend to do their cooler or fill any gaps around the house with the leftovers. It's just hard to reopen the can after you've used it once. Do this outside and have newspaper or paper bags to lay under the lid if needed. Insert the straw and spray the foam slowly into one hole just until it starts to come out the other. This foam will expand to fill the whole lid. Let it cure overnight and there should be a bubble of foam over the holes if you did it right. Trim the excess off and clean up the outside. This is why you don't want to drill holes in the inside of the cooler where your food will be exposed to it - it's impossible to seal it up at this point. So pick a spot in the back that's easily concealed. While you wait for the lid to dry, you need some Reflectix bubble foil and foil tape. Measure and cut a liner with a fold over lid that fits perfectly into the cooler. Basically you are going for a flat fold box type shape with the corners cut out. Use those to do covers for your small windows! Use the foil tape to put the liner together inside the cooler so it fits perfectly. Then pull it out and do the tape over the seams on the outside. So with the liner in place and the foam filled lid, I've had ice last days longer than just the cooler alone. You can pull it out to rinse it off and the liner won't absorb water. I pull mine out of the cooler every few days to let the cooler air out. I hope someone finds this helpful.
The air gap in the lid is a better insulator than the foam you are shoving in the lid. This has been proven time and time again by UA-camrs. It is unfortunate that this is the top comment.
Nikki...Terrific video. Thorough, articulate,conscientious, inventive( your window covers..think patent, seriously). You are definitely more help than the "experts" at certain outdoor gear stores. And you don't come across as a know-it-all, Nikki. That's refreshing! I'm guessing that comes from "learning about life through living it" attitude? It's the only way! Thanks Nikki, Safe Trip Home to Connecticut & Camper! Steve....
Great video Miss Nikki. In my Prius V setup, I have converted my stove to electric plus a 700 watt microwave. Use a shower tent with a solar bucked to heat water. No TP, just baby wipes. Baby wipes for everything. Vinegar for dish washing plus disinfecting my water. You can also get premade screens from a company out of England. Also use a portable Teardrop Awning for the back to cook under or just hang out. I removed all the seats except driver and put the bed on the floor from the dash to the main battery pack, more room in the back. I put the Engel 40 quart fridge next to the bed behind the driver's seat. (very little draw). I added an extra 12 volt battery that is wired in parallel to the other Toyota battery which gives me 90 amp hrs of storage, all hooked into a 2000 watt pure sinewave inverter. At night, I run the AC/Heater on low fan and use a USB fan to circulate the air. I use about 1/2 gallon of fuel a day. Basically, I watched every Prius Camping/Living video out there and just took all the best things that worked for me. Comfort plus fuel efficiency. 👍
Please be careful with using vinegar to clean. While it can kill some bacteria, it is not a disinfectant and is not safe or reliable to use to disinfect water. Even on objects, it has to sit on the surface for several minutes before any bacteria is reduced. If you camp often or live on the road, please seriously consider getting a water filter.
Very well equipped! Well done!! Aside from being a veteran I've always been a naturalist. living as close to a natural life as I can. And being one with and connecting to nature as often as possible! You got a nice setup. And of course Any good on outdoors person is will be revising re-revising all the time. I'm impressed!
@@louiiedog i had my bed on some storage containers, a light board from Lowes, and a foam mattress. I would sleep right downtown in small towns, or in hotel parking lots. Or by del taco. Coffee shops were my favorite. They open early, so I could use the bathroom and get coffee. I would walk or drive around to find out who had free WiFi and park there for the night.
I didn't know that about coolers. Thank you so much!!! Also, I think our next time car camping will go much better than the first!! We took couch cushions to put behind the seats for our heads... It was awful and they took up so much room. Thank you for this awesome video!!!
Have you tried a 12v cooler style fridge? I like Iceco and BougeRV for best bang for buck. Still works like a regular ice chest if you want, but plug in to your car or Jackery for an actual refrigerator that can even be a zero degree freezer. Wish you had links or just a list in the description to all the products you mentioned. I'm looking a couple up! Thank you for this video.
Good idea! I’ll add a list soon! I do have almost all these items in my Amazon page! www.Amazon.com/shop/nikkidelventhal :-) Just got one to try and see how I feel about it full time!
An amazing amount of stuff! I travel around the country on my motorcycle and I love to pack as simple as possible. I stay in motels so it's easy to do, but less is more and most all motels have laundromats. You sure have a great outlook on life. Doing what you love!
Been in 90s and 100 for many days in metro Colorado but very little humidity!!!! Great you are the repair woman!! Many men are helpless with some stuff
Been doing the truck/SUV/RV/car camping thing for years and have always brought backpacking an LNT ethics to that life. It takes a lot to get me to sub to a new channel but love your enthusiasm, presentation and passion. I did a video here last year that was a Ford Fiesta camper conversion that served me and my two BCs well for almost two years in the UK. Only just upgraded to a VW Touran (fixed bed) but love it. Car camper life is very unique and takes a certainly mentality.
I’m about 5 videos deep now and I still don’t get the whole ”living in a vehicle” thing. To each their own tho. Happiness comes in all forms and at the end of the day, that’s what really matters.
As you can tell she dont need the money from work so why not have fun.I have to work every day but if I was financially set I would probably do the same but in a bigger vehicle though probably in a small camper.Do your thing girl Im a little Jealous maybe one day I can be there.
Seems more like she's living outdoors in beautiful nature while travelling and sleeping in the Prius. Obviously she has living costs but guess how much rent she's paying? Over the past ~10 years I've paid between $500-$950 a month to rent a single room at ~6 different locations in California. Even at $500/month, that's six THOUSAND dollars that I'm literally throwing down the drain so that SOMEONE ELSE can build wealth by paying their mortgage. That's enough to buy a used Hatchback Prius (2004-2007) like she has, with decent mileage! If you still live with your parents and don't have a job where you can work from anywhere with internet access I understand why you don't "get it", but just know at a certain point, most people get fed up with having to pay money to simply live - no other animal on the planet does this!
Make sure you secure your 5 gallon container its weight is around 50lbs that will come flying like a well 50 lb container, really better with a way to secure your dog as unfortunately it visiting the front window won't be good .
been watching so many car camping videos lately and i just came to say this is the best one. no dead space, super informative and i love the very clear labels for different sections of the video. thank you
I have a driving licence but I suck at everything that has to do with cars! Just to make you understand, I went once (without realizing it) with like 50-60 km/h on the highway! Drivers went nuts and I just couldn't understand what the heck they wanted ha,ha! Now I am more decent at driving and even made a Romania tour by car on my own 2 years ago (damn how brave of me)! That being said, if the car I'm driving has issues, I'm dead! :)) Great to see you again Nikki dear!
I agree with Alex, some road side assistance will be great but also everyone has to learn somewhere! So when you see trouble pay attention so next time you know what to do! That’s how I learned!:-)
My key will not turn in the ignition. I'm stranded w my dog. No helpful tips on yt work. It's sunday, have to have rig towed to a shop that won't be open til Monday. This seems to be a thing that happens to vehicles, and roadside service was no service at all. We're Safe! Can't roll up windows, no power, this bites! I'm grateful!
Do you crack the windows at night ever? What do you do for summer/keeping bugs out then? Also someone who works FT in office…could this still be awesome? I’d have a shower at work lol but it seems so nice to not have rent like i do when all we do is work basically during the day & sleep come getting home
I go over this in this video and a couple others regarding- what I do for summer/bugs! (Window covers). I have the windows cracked 99% of the time I’m sleeping in the car!:-) It totally could be! I’d try it for a weekend and see how you feel!
Nikki, If I may give you one little trick, easy affordable how to have hot water on the road as long you are in warm climate. I saw that your roof top as a lot of space available for you.Taking a black PVC 5 inch pipe of around 5 to 6 feet with two end cap install a tire valve in one end and a faucet on the other, do not forget also in one of the end to install a other faucet to refill the water. The black pipe as you travel will warm up the water into the pipe, using your little compressor pressurize the pipe 10 to maybe 20 pound (experiment) at all time you will have warm to how water that whit a quick disconnect be equip from a shower head to a hose to your bucket to clean dishes. It should not be expensive to fabricated and could be easily attach to you car rack and voila. If it is something you would like to make just had a reply to this post and I will draw the instruction for you to easily make it... I hope this could help you in the wounder full life you have chosen to have with Camper. The entire cost of the build should should not cost maybe $30.00 using you tire compressor you already have... Hoo you could have two of them one drinking water and one wash but after a little wild the water will taste plastic so make sure to refill regularly... Good trip and will look to se if you replay to some sort a way post on my youtube how to do it for you and anyone who would be interested Thanks
I’ve been road tripping and camping out of my Prius more here lately. I Love it. Great video and good information but you really had me when you stressed the no trace principles!
Nikki have you ever considered a larger vehicle like a van or minivan. I have camped in the "Minivan Motel" not quite as good on gas as your car but 3 times the space. I know gas mileage is important on trips but so is comfort.
I've been watching all her videos recently bc I want to prep my Prius for road trip/camping soon, and I think I recall her saying that other than the mileage, a Prius is simply just easier for her to drive/park etc since it's smaller. ☺️
My Prius Plug In is a dream come true for gas mileage. I don’t travel across country with it but my trip A mileage tracking has 18,651 miles and the cumulative mpg is 126mpg!!! I use my Prius for going to work and shopping in town but the large electric battery keeps my daily travels gas free! I had a Mazda MPV and that mpg was abysmal compared to my Prius. I have gone as long as 3 months without having to put gas in my Prius, having that kind of fuel savings is a game changer for someone traveling and living in their car. A mini Van would be more spacious than a Prius but that Van body would have to be mounted to a Tesla battery pack and motors for me to switch from my Prius.
@@Infinityfields I am glade you like your Prius and love that you are getting very good gas mileage with it. I am not knocking her pick in cars just questioning that her living quarters are claustrophobically small. That would work for many people for a very short duration but Nikki seem to be using this as a home and as such even a few more square feet of living space would be magical. Saving money is great but sometimes its nice to have some comfort also.
As usual enjoyed the video very informative & definitely unique. Stay safe out there. Wishing you both nothing but the best. Oh yeah you should get some disinfectant spray to spray the shower and handles down prior to using them because you never know who's been there prior to you and how well the staff has cleaned them.
I would like to know what precautions you take for your safety. How do you identify if a camping area is safe or not. I really admire you and your brave and courageous life. Thanks for sharing your adventurous life.
@@NikkiDelventhal Did you do the no build setup in your mom's Prius just as an example? Or have you, and your trips with them, been an inspiration for your folks to take a few trips themselves? Sending hugs to Europe 🤗 I can't even imagine how much you must be missing Camper right now, sure you can't wait to see him again 🥰
@@NikkiDelventhal Wahoo!!! That's awesome!!! I still think it's the sweetest thing that you took your mom tent camping for the first time ever! Wishing you both many magical moments and memories to cherish for life on your fall trip 😊
@@NikkiDelventhal oh my goodness!!!! That is gonna be some of the most entertaining vids yet!!!! You two have such chemistry and imagination, I can't wait!!!!
You need a portable digital air compressor it’s 20 bucks on eBay you save $1.50 cents every time your tires need air and decide to get it from a gas station.
Omg the new intro was so cute! It totally suits you and Camper, Nikki. I love videos like this so much! Now that I'm coming down to the wire as far as getting on the road, it's so great to have reminders of the little things I definitely need to think about and prepare for now, before I set off! I hope I meet you on the road someday, Nikki! You're the best 😁
I have seen online some people use a special type of tent (can't remember what it's called) that they attach to the back of their car when opening the boot giving them more space at the back when stopping. It also looks really cool from the inside.
Nikki,hi👋👋. I highly recommend you get roadside assistance. I only pay $7mo and they: change flats, deliver gas if you run out,open your car if 🔒out. Well worth it. Btw great vid and looking 👌 as always.
I have it! Very smart! ;-) though I do recommend having basic knowledge and a plan for off grid as many times they will not meet you down a dirt road LOL WOOF!
Pretty sure that water bottle compressor thingamajig is the grayl water purifier. Great to have when ur in the woods or dont have a clean water source. & I recommend getting a sawyer instead of the life straw.. lol you thank me later. Thanks for the tips & gear. Love it.🤙
Hi! I'm thinking about living in my car with my dog myself. Your channel is super helpful. Do you ever find that you need AC on hot days? Or is your fan/ finding a shady spot outside sufficient enough? If not, do you know of any places that are air conditioned that allow you and your dog to come and cool off for a little bit in?
Admire your courage and love of life. Also think you give Camper a wonderful life and your love for him is beautiful. I have never really gave a prius a second look but you certainly make them look super cool. Have you ever thought of getting a van and making a stealth camper? Liked and subbed and you and your positive attitude are intoxicating. Stay safe and thank you :-)
If you are living in your car.. where do you park to sleep? I was traveling from texas to south Carolina and I didn't wanted to spend money in a hotel my plan was to sleep in my car but I got kicked out from two gas station and other parking lot.. they told me no allow to overnight there.. at the end I paid for two nights at the hotel.. did that happen to you before?
I’ve never been kicked out of a place but I make sure I sleep in places where over nights are allowed. Gas stations and most retail lots will not allow it but some Walmart’s, trucker areas and other places will but will only stay for a night as more will get you kicked out LOL . Hope that helps!
@@NikkiDelventhal Question for you: I’m leaving in a month to live out of my car. What kind of legal stuff do you have to do first? Like where does your mail go? What address is on your ID, your parents? @
Hello Nikki.I did the same 2 weeks ago in the French central mountains in a rainysummer .I got asked to come.I want to thank you for your joy,your sense of teaching and for showing places I will never see any more.have a great day.
Here's a Riddle! For Anyone..What kind of people make mean, nasty, ugly, sometimes crude, uncalled for, low class comments to a YT person? Give up? Mean, nasty, ugly, No Class people! That's Who! Think about it!. ( Sorry Nikki, if I'm out of line here...Just had to say it!)
If you watch a few of her vids you can see how deeply in love he is and absolutely FULL of loyalty!!!! I've been watching a channel called "What about Bunny" and it's centered on a labrodoodle named Bunny, she has a board setup with around 60 or so buttons, each button says a different word. It's flabbergasting how deep this dog is thinking!!!! She has been struggling a bit for the past few weeks with how she fits into the family, she wants to know what she is, I think she has finally figured out that she is a dog, her mom/dad are humans and Uni is a cat, but most of all, she understands that they are all the same in that they are a family and they are all friends. It's unbelievable how this dog is communicating!!! How much she thinks about, when and why she thinks about it now and I highly recommend checking out the channel, especially if you're a dog lover! Sorry, I ramble sometimes! The point is that if Camper could use these buttons, he would tell you exactly how much he does love miss Nicki!!!!! You would be surprised, just like I am, at how much is actually going on in their heads, I always thought it was just a few thoughts here and there, love me, pet me, feed me, walk me, etc. etc.....NOPE!!!! COULDN'T BE FURTHER FROM THE TRUTH!!!!! Just like people, some are smarter than others, but Camper looks like a smarty pants little guy and he fully understands that she probably saved his life when their paths crossed! She will likely agree with him too, their paths crossed for a reason, that reason is to keep each other safe and sane!! When you are sleeping where anyone can walk up on you without you being aware of it, a dog's tuned senses are better than Xanax for calming anxiety!!!
Is there a video on how to stay cool living in your car during summer? Do you move to cooler states? I can't imagine a fan being enough for a place like Texas (where I live) during summer. I burn my thighs getting in my car and I have cloth seats.
Hello Nikki, I've recently subscribed to your Channel. I always enjoy your and campers videos. You have the best personality! So fun to watch. Keep up the good work.
I been watching these types of videos for about two months now. Just bought a large Renault Espace to start doing on weekends … excellent video thank you
Thanks for sharing your experience. My 2002 Honda Crv was looking like your before pictures with a mess of stuff. . My goal is to not overpack , but include the essentials and have fun. I really enjoy kayaking and camping and your tips will really help when I hit the road. You are really cool. Be safe and have a blast .
Hi whatcha up to hope all is well hugs prayers 4 yall bless great healthy peaceful safe journeys travels and happy camping have fun 4 me too cool cool very informative vid enjoy all ur vids I like to say leave nothing behind but foot prints ur set up is really cool and true true never 4get the shovel and tp keep walking tall and be safe ohhhh talking bout bears never 4get ur bear spray and something else any who keep on keeping on enjoy ur vids 🚐🏕🌌🌄🏞🏖 👍👍💪🙂👍👍
Good stuff and advise, looks pretty comfy to me!! One thing you mentioned but is important based on other video's i've watched is a quality tire repair kit. Kit's from wally world can work, better one's with metal handles on the jungle store as well book sized air compressors are much better(save some coin), i don't venture anywhere too far without them. Thanks so much for sharing, Cheers, Happy Trails!
How many MPG do you get with the current setup on the highway? I’m curious how much the roof box, bike rack, and overall weight of all your items affect it. Thank you for sharing!
This Kid is so organized that she could live in a boot box, I think. That is the key, organize. If you need lessons as Nikki or Camper, they will set your right. Good job young un.
Hi Nikki, I've been following your Vlog for the few days and I'm amazed for you, you are traveling with your car, is it really comfortable to sleep in a Prius? looks cramped, but you're great
I know this an old video but just wanted to say thank you so much for the no trace comments. It helps us all in terms of our amazing natural resources and of course, perhaps alter some preconceived notion's about the nomad community 😉
Thanks for this tutorial. I'm presently living out of my PT Cruiser after a humiliatingly bad relationship breakup. I used to travel in a van. Now I'm in the city until I can get out of debt and, hopefully, start traveling again. Some of your ideas are very helpful. Thank you. Cute doggy, too, BTW. 😉
It always surprises me that so many people don’t know about Leave No Trace.
I’m Australian so maybe it’s more commonly taught here.
But typically the main rule is “Take only photos, leave only footprints.”
If you come to Robe in South Australia there's too many people leaving a trace, it may be taught here in Australia, sad thing is there are still people who choose to be inconsiderate.
@@vickimathews1970those are probably some of my co-workers and customers (retail) they don't know how to clean up after themselves inside the store & breakroom so I can picture them not cleaning up after themselves no matter where they go.
I've recently decided to change my lifestyle dramatically and spend 3-4 months/year on the road. This video just made the transition so much easier. Thanks for speaking honestly to true beginners. Seriously, I think this video just saved me weeks of frustration.
welcome to the club! have you found prying yourself out of your old lifestyle to focus on reinvention as grueling as me? I think lots of my friends hate me for dropping off the edge of the earth so I can 100% focus on changing all my behaviors (esp around communication) so there is room for this lifestyle!
@@udance4ever Despite the new UA-cam account, I’m the same guy as uptown3636. My friends and family don’t really get it, but they understand that I take things to extremes. I’m on the autism spectrum, so about half the things I do seem to baffle those around me. That being said, I love that feeling of freedom when it’s just you and the open road. Wouldn’t change a thing!
I hope your situation becomes more enjoyable. It’s not fun when loved ones disapprove of your life choices. Hang in there, fellow wanderer!
Hey guys awesome talk between you two. How are you able to take that much time off your job ? Are you working on the road ?
Take care
Frugal living off of investments while I build an online business. That’s my approach, at least. Everyone finds their own path, I believe.
@@leopoldkirgo ditto on frugal living - minimizing the time spent working for dollars & maximizing time volunteering/investing in activities that are meaningful to me which often requires extensive travel (like connecting dance communities together! ;)
I'm a believer of gift economies and some incantation of universal basic income (to fill in the gap) so yes, we all find our own path given the resources we create and are available to us!
@B-RollBooks thx for acknowledging the wandering fool I am 😅 my last two adventures were so much FUN since I made that post!
You won me over in the first two minutes. As a father of two daughters "safety first" really hits home for me. This was a great video. I am going to be taking a car/camping trip this fall and I will be incorporating some of your ideas. Thank you!
I was traveling last month and saw these nice ppl. Started chatting with them. Apparently their car was wrecked by a deer and it is in the shop for 8 days : while the 4 of them sleep at a gas station outside during 45 degree nights with no jackets.
The difference between them and I: I have full coverage insurance, rental, road side and monies for a hotel.
They only had liability insurance so they were out
Please get good insurance with all the bells and whistles if your living in your car or away from home
Rental and Roadside is only an extra 30 bucks
Hotel is tricky bc some require a few hundred dollar deposit, some only accept card or cash. And one time I needed a hotel and the cheapest one was 250 😞
Then there is a cab fee.
But what will you do if you wreck at 9pm... where will you go
Safety first 😀
People often forget all the things they need or the emergencies that could arise, so great video Nikki. Proving you can go small and still have a great experience on the road. I hope you have a wonderful trip in Europe stay safe and enjoy the moments.
My husband and I lost everything in a fire so we are going to be living in a car. Your videos have been really nice to learn from! Thank you.
Sorry to hear that. I noticed your comment is almost a year old and I am curious how it's working out for you guys. Is it hard to live in your vehicle?
Great info! Sounds like there is no way to get away from humidity when car/van camping. If you crack the window open and it’s humid out the humidity will get in...and if you don’t, it will get humid inside🤷🏼♀️Love that bag thing to absorb moisture! I have watched at least 300 videos and have never seen that👍
me too, thanks Nikki, have never seen these, I've logged onto the Australian Ebay and bought some, thank you so much.
We once had a rat climb into the car through a slit 2 cm wide, our bread must have been too tempting 😂. I wonder whether those curtains would have prevented that…
Great how to video. I'm amazed at the items you have packed into your Prius. You and Camper have a wonderful and safe summer!
I think you're beautiful... the road is a great place to go searching for nothing in particular or every single thing... happiness is a great place to be in... safe travels amigo.
Tip for super cooling a standard cooler. If a Yeti is out of your price range or you are going to be in areas where a Yeti would attract attention or get stolen, you can super chill a standard cooler with a couple things from the hardware store. Most coolers have insulation on the sides, but the lid is hollow. You lose a lot of cold through the lid. Pick a cooler that you can pop the lid off. Drill two small holes in the back of the lid where the lid attaches to the cooler. Get a can of Great Stuff expanding foam. You may or may not need a whole can, so plan this project with a friend to do their cooler or fill any gaps around the house with the leftovers. It's just hard to reopen the can after you've used it once. Do this outside and have newspaper or paper bags to lay under the lid if needed. Insert the straw and spray the foam slowly into one hole just until it starts to come out the other. This foam will expand to fill the whole lid. Let it cure overnight and there should be a bubble of foam over the holes if you did it right. Trim the excess off and clean up the outside. This is why you don't want to drill holes in the inside of the cooler where your food will be exposed to it - it's impossible to seal it up at this point. So pick a spot in the back that's easily concealed. While you wait for the lid to dry, you need some Reflectix bubble foil and foil tape. Measure and cut a liner with a fold over lid that fits perfectly into the cooler. Basically you are going for a flat fold box type shape with the corners cut out. Use those to do covers for your small windows! Use the foil tape to put the liner together inside the cooler so it fits perfectly. Then pull it out and do the tape over the seams on the outside. So with the liner in place and the foam filled lid, I've had ice last days longer than just the cooler alone. You can pull it out to rinse it off and the liner won't absorb water. I pull mine out of the cooler every few days to let the cooler air out. I hope someone finds this helpful.
The air gap in the lid is a better insulator than the foam you are shoving in the lid. This has been proven time and time again by UA-camrs. It is unfortunate that this is the top comment.
Is Yetis’ lid hollow?
@@oakmaiden2133 I don't own one but I think that's the big difference between and Yeti and a regular cooler.
@@IhateSIGNINGup4this Interesting. To each their own then. I find I get much better performance out of my coolers after being modified.
Nikki...Terrific video. Thorough, articulate,conscientious, inventive( your window covers..think patent, seriously). You are definitely more help than the "experts" at certain outdoor gear stores. And you don't come across as a know-it-all, Nikki. That's refreshing! I'm guessing that comes from "learning about life through living it" attitude? It's the only way!
Thanks Nikki, Safe Trip Home to Connecticut & Camper! Steve....
Great video Miss Nikki. In my Prius V setup, I have converted my stove to electric plus a 700 watt microwave. Use a shower tent with a solar bucked to heat water. No TP, just baby wipes. Baby wipes for everything. Vinegar for dish washing plus disinfecting my water. You can also get premade screens from a company out of England. Also use a portable Teardrop Awning for the back to cook under or just hang out. I removed all the seats except driver and put the bed on the floor from the dash to the main battery pack, more room in the back. I put the Engel 40 quart fridge next to the bed behind the driver's seat. (very little draw). I added an extra 12 volt battery that is wired in parallel to the other Toyota battery which gives me 90 amp hrs of storage, all hooked into a 2000 watt pure sinewave inverter. At night, I run the AC/Heater on low fan and use a USB fan to circulate the air. I use about 1/2 gallon of fuel a day. Basically, I watched every Prius Camping/Living video out there and just took all the best things that worked for me. Comfort plus fuel efficiency. 👍
Do a video of your setup. Would love to see it.
@@simplethailife6611 Yes, I have been thinking about setting up a Channel and doing some videos. 👍
Did you have any electrical/sensor problems when you removed the seats? There's so much wiring, everywhere, nowadays.
@@snowygirl131 There are two sensors you have to unplug on the front seat, but no issues with that. 👍
Please be careful with using vinegar to clean. While it can kill some bacteria, it is not a disinfectant and is not safe or reliable to use to disinfect water. Even on objects, it has to sit on the surface for several minutes before any bacteria is reduced. If you camp often or live on the road, please seriously consider getting a water filter.
Very well equipped! Well done!! Aside from being a veteran I've always been a naturalist. living as close to a natural life as I can. And being one with and connecting to nature as often as possible! You got a nice setup. And of course Any good on outdoors person is will be revising re-revising all the time. I'm impressed!
You don’t eat raw meat tho
I love "delving" into your life Nikki. To me, you are perfection!
I just did 37 days in my rx350. 11 states. It was amazing. Nikki’s channel helped me so much.
This makes me so happy! Hope you had a BLAST!
wow that’s so awesome!
That's what I'm doing soon! How did you deal with the bump that the back seats have when folded down?(:
@@louiiedog i had my bed on some storage containers, a light board from Lowes, and a foam mattress. I would sleep right downtown in small towns, or in hotel parking lots. Or by del taco. Coffee shops were my favorite. They open early, so I could use the bathroom and get coffee. I would walk or drive around to find out who had free WiFi and park there for the night.
@@louiiedog I’m planning to rent a suvs to explore Greek islands next.
I didn't know that about coolers. Thank you so much!!!
Also, I think our next time car camping will go much better than the first!! We took couch cushions to put behind the seats for our heads... It was awful and they took up so much room. Thank you for this awesome video!!!
Have you tried a 12v cooler style fridge? I like Iceco and BougeRV for best bang for buck. Still works like a regular ice chest if you want, but plug in to your car or Jackery for an actual refrigerator that can even be a zero degree freezer. Wish you had links or just a list in the description to all the products you mentioned. I'm looking a couple up! Thank you for this video.
Good idea! I’ll add a list soon! I do have almost all these items in my Amazon page! www.Amazon.com/shop/nikkidelventhal :-) Just got one to try and see how I feel about it full time!
An amazing amount of stuff!
I travel around the country on my motorcycle and I love to pack as simple as possible. I stay in motels so it's easy to do, but less is more and most all motels have laundromats. You sure have a great outlook on life. Doing what you love!
Been in 90s and 100 for many days in metro Colorado but very little humidity!!!! Great you are the repair woman!! Many men are helpless with some stuff
Been doing the truck/SUV/RV/car camping thing for years and have always brought backpacking an LNT ethics to that life. It takes a lot to get me to sub to a new channel but love your enthusiasm, presentation and passion. I did a video here last year that was a Ford Fiesta camper conversion that served me and my two BCs well for almost two years in the UK. Only just upgraded to a VW Touran (fixed bed) but love it. Car camper life is very unique and takes a certainly mentality.
Thank you!!!!🥰❤️🙏🏻
I’m about 5 videos deep now and I still don’t get the whole ”living in a vehicle” thing. To each their own tho. Happiness comes in all forms and at the end of the day, that’s what really matters.
As you can tell she dont need the money from work so why not have fun.I have to work every day but if I was financially set I would probably do the same but in a bigger vehicle though probably in a small camper.Do your thing girl Im a little Jealous maybe one day I can be there.
Living in a Prius nah lmao, van sure 👍🏽
Seems more like she's living outdoors in beautiful nature while travelling and sleeping in the Prius. Obviously she has living costs but guess how much rent she's paying? Over the past ~10 years I've paid between $500-$950 a month to rent a single room at ~6 different locations in California. Even at $500/month, that's six THOUSAND dollars that I'm literally throwing down the drain so that SOMEONE ELSE can build wealth by paying their mortgage. That's enough to buy a used Hatchback Prius (2004-2007) like she has, with decent mileage! If you still live with your parents and don't have a job where you can work from anywhere with internet access I understand why you don't "get it", but just know at a certain point, most people get fed up with having to pay money to simply live - no other animal on the planet does this!
Make sure you secure your 5 gallon container its weight is around 50lbs that will come flying like a well 50 lb container, really better with a way to secure your dog as unfortunately it visiting the front window won't be good .
I'm on my 2nd month of living in a 2004 Prius with solar, and an electric cooking setup. I LOVE it!! Thanks for showing your setup. 😁👍
How’s it going now that it’s winter?
@@larabenther2629 I'm heading into my 6th month. Still living in my prius every day. Sun still rises and charges through my panels.
@@WanderingVagabondYT please post a screen shot of your budgeting on average or how much you spent including everything since you started.
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1. Your not a good troll, on my channel, or the others.
2. I do not jump on command.
3. Check my Patreon for your IRS tax audit.
This was an awesome video. Your set up now looks very comfortable. Lots of great tips and info.
been watching so many car camping videos lately and i just came to say this is the best one. no dead space, super informative and i love the very clear labels for different sections of the video. thank you
Thank you!!!!! 🥰🙏🏻
I have a driving licence but I suck at everything that has to do with cars! Just to make you understand, I went once (without realizing it) with like 50-60 km/h on the highway! Drivers went nuts and I just couldn't understand what the heck they wanted ha,ha! Now I am more decent at driving and even made a Romania tour by car on my own 2 years ago (damn how brave of me)! That being said, if the car I'm driving has issues, I'm dead! :)) Great to see you again Nikki dear!
@@user70331 thanks for the tip Alex!!
I agree with Alex, some road side assistance will be great but also everyone has to learn somewhere! So when you see trouble pay attention so next time you know what to do! That’s how I learned!:-)
@@NikkiDelventhal thanks Nikki for your tip! I need to man up a bit :)
Nikki…fun and informative video to watch. Way to go!
Nikki with a pencil thin drawn on mustache, just got to love her.
My key will not turn in the ignition. I'm stranded w my dog. No helpful tips on yt work.
It's sunday, have to have rig towed to a shop that won't be open til Monday.
This seems to be a thing that happens to vehicles, and roadside service was no service at all.
We're Safe!
Can't roll up windows, no power, this bites!
I'm grateful!
Do you crack the windows at night ever? What do you do for summer/keeping bugs out then? Also someone who works FT in office…could this still be awesome? I’d have a shower at work lol but it seems so nice to not have rent like i do when all we do is work basically during the day & sleep come getting home
I go over this in this video and a couple others regarding- what I do for summer/bugs! (Window covers). I have the windows cracked 99% of the time I’m sleeping in the car!:-) It totally could be! I’d try it for a weekend and see how you feel!
Nikki, If I may give you one little trick, easy affordable how to have hot water on the road as long you are in warm climate.
I saw that your roof top as a lot of space available for you.Taking a black PVC 5 inch pipe of around 5 to 6 feet with two end cap install a tire valve in one end and a faucet on the other, do not forget also in one of the end to install a other faucet to refill the water. The black pipe as you travel will warm up the water into the pipe, using your little compressor pressurize the pipe 10 to maybe 20 pound (experiment) at all time you will have warm to how water that whit a quick disconnect be equip from a shower head to a hose to your bucket to clean dishes. It should not be expensive to fabricated and could be easily attach to you car rack and voila. If it is something you would like to make just had a reply to this post and I will draw the instruction for you to easily make it... I hope this could help you in the wounder full life you have chosen to have with Camper. The entire cost of the build should should not cost maybe $30.00 using you tire compressor you already have... Hoo you could have two of them one drinking water and one wash but after a little wild the water will taste plastic so make sure to refill regularly... Good trip and will look to se if you replay to some sort a way post on my youtube how to do it for you and anyone who would be interested Thanks
Where's the link to make the window covers? Thank you :)) Loved this video, very helpful and informative!
I’ve been road tripping and camping out of my Prius more here lately. I Love it. Great video and good information but you really had me when you stressed the no trace principles!
Huge credit for this amazing video goes to you.
Thanks for sharing,take care my friend!!!!
The "amazing window covers ~ link in the description"... where to see how to make them? Thanks!
I have the exact same spork and the exact same pot thingy that goes over your jetboil. Whatever the heck that metal thing is called 🙈 it rocks tho!
Your Gorgeous if you come through Oklahoma city I would love to buy Dinner
Nikki have you ever considered a larger vehicle like a van or minivan. I have camped in the "Minivan Motel" not quite as good on gas as your car but 3 times the space. I know gas mileage is important on trips but so is comfort.
I've been watching all her videos recently bc I want to prep my Prius for road trip/camping soon, and I think I recall her saying that other than the mileage, a Prius is simply just easier for her to drive/park etc since it's smaller. ☺️
My Prius Plug In is a dream come true for gas mileage. I don’t travel across country with it but my trip A mileage tracking has 18,651 miles and the cumulative mpg is 126mpg!!! I use my Prius for going to work and shopping in town but the large electric battery keeps my daily travels gas free! I had a Mazda MPV and that mpg was abysmal compared to my Prius. I have gone as long as 3 months without having to put gas in my Prius, having that kind of fuel savings is a game changer for someone traveling and living in their car. A mini Van would be more spacious than a Prius but that Van body would have to be mounted to a Tesla battery pack and motors for me to switch from my Prius.
@@Infinityfields I am glade you like your Prius and love that you are getting very good gas mileage with it. I am not knocking her pick in cars just questioning that her living quarters are claustrophobically small. That would work for many people for a very short duration but Nikki seem to be using this as a home and as such even a few more square feet of living space would be magical. Saving money is great but sometimes its nice to have some comfort also.
Great video. So many good smaller but important items
I have a twin XL mattress from Purple in my rig. It's amazing
As usual enjoyed the video very informative & definitely unique. Stay safe out there. Wishing you both nothing but the best. Oh yeah you should get some disinfectant spray to spray the shower and handles down prior to using them because you never know who's been there prior to you and how well the staff has cleaned them.
I would like to know what precautions you take for your safety. How do you identify if a camping area is safe or not. I really admire you and your brave and courageous life. Thanks for sharing your adventurous life.
Foldable OTTOMAN for behind your front passenger seat. And get rain guards for windows for stealth. Dont use those nets
You are most beautiful woman on Earth 🌎 you are so amazing woman ❤️
Hahaha that new intro animation is AMAZING!!!! Love it!
Thank you!!!!
@@NikkiDelventhal Did you do the no build setup in your mom's Prius just as an example? Or have you, and your trips with them, been an inspiration for your folks to take a few trips themselves?
Sending hugs to Europe 🤗 I can't even imagine how much you must be missing Camper right now, sure you can't wait to see him again 🥰
Mom is gonna join me in her Prius this fall! Wahoo!!!! Europe has been amazing! Thank you!!!
@@NikkiDelventhal Wahoo!!! That's awesome!!! I still think it's the sweetest thing that you took your mom tent camping for the first time ever!
Wishing you both many magical moments and memories to cherish for life on your fall trip 😊
@@NikkiDelventhal oh my goodness!!!! That is gonna be some of the most entertaining vids yet!!!! You two have such chemistry and imagination, I can't wait!!!!
You never said what those black window things are called.
You need a portable digital air compressor it’s 20 bucks on eBay you save $1.50 cents every time your tires need air and decide to get it from a gas station.
Omg the new intro was so cute! It totally suits you and Camper, Nikki.
I love videos like this so much! Now that I'm coming down to the wire as far as getting on the road, it's so great to have reminders of the little things I definitely need to think about and prepare for now, before I set off!
I hope I meet you on the road someday, Nikki! You're the best 😁
I have seen online some people use a special type of tent (can't remember what it's called) that they attach to the back of their car when opening the boot giving them more space at the back when stopping. It also looks really cool from the inside.
The habitent! Looks cool, For sure, but for me it was just too unsafe feeling being solo and a wide open hatch!
Nikki,hi👋👋. I highly recommend you get roadside assistance. I only pay $7mo and they: change flats, deliver gas if you run out,open your car if 🔒out. Well worth it. Btw great vid and looking 👌 as always.
I have it! Very smart! ;-) though I do recommend having basic knowledge and a plan for off grid as many times they will not meet you down a dirt road LOL WOOF!
@@NikkiDelventhal 🤗🤗🤗🐕🦺🌈
This was so informative. Thank you so much!
Pretty sure that water bottle compressor thingamajig is the grayl water purifier. Great to have when ur in the woods or dont have a clean water source. & I recommend getting a sawyer instead of the life straw.. lol you thank me later. Thanks for the tips & gear. Love it.🤙
Thanks! Yes, I talk about this in detail in my day packing video and touch on all 3. :-)
Do you think 4 wheel drive is nessasary when doing this?
Having things in cute little compartments😁❤
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Love your smile, and your dog❤
You both are awesome energy😎☕
Hi! I'm thinking about living in my car with my dog myself. Your channel is super helpful. Do you ever find that you need AC on hot days? Or is your fan/ finding a shady spot outside sufficient enough? If not, do you know of any places that are air conditioned that allow you and your dog to come and cool off for a little bit in?
I'm also terrified of sleeping outside in a tent as I'm an 18y/o female and my dog is just a tiny chihuahua lol. How do you find a safe place to camp?
I have a doubt... Is she married?? Or have kids?? 🤔
Admire your courage and love of life. Also think you give Camper a wonderful life and your love for him is beautiful. I have never really gave a prius a second look but you certainly make them look super cool. Have you ever thought of getting a van and making a stealth camper? Liked and subbed and you and your positive attitude are intoxicating. Stay safe and thank you :-)
Also looking up what park or parking passes you may need before heading out can save you a bunch of money.
If you are living in your car.. where do you park to sleep? I was traveling from texas to south Carolina and I didn't wanted to spend money in a hotel my plan was to sleep in my car but I got kicked out from two gas station and other parking lot.. they told me no allow to overnight there.. at the end I paid for two nights at the hotel.. did that happen to you before?
I’ve never been kicked out of a place but I make sure I sleep in places where over nights are allowed. Gas stations and most retail lots will not allow it but some Walmart’s, trucker areas and other places will but will only stay for a night as more will get you kicked out LOL . Hope that helps!
Where do you buy those screen covers for the doors/windows?
Like the new intro. Very 70s retro sitcom. Love it
I love how honest, simple, and no-frills this is. And you're fab too ^_^
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@@NikkiDelventhal Question for you: I’m leaving in a month to live out of my car. What kind of legal stuff do you have to do first? Like where does your mail go? What address is on your ID, your parents? @
@@arielleadams976 people usually use P.O. Box or send their mail to family’s house
Thanks Nikki. I have almost everything I would need for solo overnight camping. And it is all in my 08 Jeep Liberty.
This is awesome because I don't have that car, but I needed EVERYTHING and you cover it ALL!! Yay!!
Yo! :) What’s the name of the essential item that keeps the bugs out that goes over your doors/windows?
You can find it in my Amazon links in the description under car camping!:-)
Hello Nikki.I did the same 2 weeks ago in the French central mountains in a rainysummer .I got asked to come.I want to thank you for your joy,your sense of teaching and for showing places I will never see any more.have a great day.
Too much work. I think I'll just stay home and watch you....
Long time fan of you and unstoppable Morgan, just wanted to say one of your best videos sharing all your cool stuff !
Just found your channel as I was looking at No-build car sleeping/camping..I love the intro so cute! If I could give you 100 likes I would : )
🥰🥰🥰 thank you!!!!
Probably drives home after she records herself lol 😂
Here's a Riddle! For Anyone..What kind of people make mean, nasty, ugly, sometimes crude, uncalled for, low class comments to a YT person?
Give up? Mean, nasty, ugly, No Class people! That's Who! Think about it!.
( Sorry Nikki, if I'm out of line here...Just had to say it!)
There are certainly some mean ones out there! Thanks for being so kind!🙏🏻❤️
You're Kind for reading my rant and letting me get it off my chest.I'll be quiet 🤐 now for a while. Thank You Nikki,😊🙏❤...Steve
Nikki, I hope that Camper knows that he has the best Mom! Wow! 🤔
If you watch a few of her vids you can see how deeply in love he is and absolutely FULL of loyalty!!!! I've been watching a channel called "What about Bunny" and it's centered on a labrodoodle named Bunny, she has a board setup with around 60 or so buttons, each button says a different word. It's flabbergasting how deep this dog is thinking!!!! She has been struggling a bit for the past few weeks with how she fits into the family, she wants to know what she is, I think she has finally figured out that she is a dog, her mom/dad are humans and Uni is a cat, but most of all, she understands that they are all the same in that they are a family and they are all friends. It's unbelievable how this dog is communicating!!! How much she thinks about, when and why she thinks about it now and I highly recommend checking out the channel, especially if you're a dog lover! Sorry, I ramble sometimes! The point is that if Camper could use these buttons, he would tell you exactly how much he does love miss Nicki!!!!! You would be surprised, just like I am, at how much is actually going on in their heads, I always thought it was just a few thoughts here and there, love me, pet me, feed me, walk me, etc. etc.....NOPE!!!! COULDN'T BE FURTHER FROM THE TRUTH!!!!! Just like people, some are smarter than others, but Camper looks like a smarty pants little guy and he fully understands that she probably saved his life when their paths crossed! She will likely agree with him too, their paths crossed for a reason, that reason is to keep each other safe and sane!! When you are sleeping where anyone can walk up on you without you being aware of it, a dog's tuned senses are better than Xanax for calming anxiety!!!
Great info thanks sexy camper
I slept in my 2018.Chevy Silverado for a week I had a great time but my back hurt like hell so I got in the front seat and it was better
Is there a video on how to stay cool living in your car during summer? Do you move to cooler states? I can't imagine a fan being enough for a place like Texas (where I live) during summer. I burn my thighs getting in my car and I have cloth seats.
Most of us just climatize
Was that Morgan that you had to jump start?
Love and respect from Pakistan
I cant even focus, shes too FINEEEE!
Great tips here. Have a good weekend everyone
Hello Nikki, I've recently subscribed to your Channel. I always enjoy your and campers videos. You have the best personality! So fun to watch. Keep up the good work.
Thank you so much!!!!
I been watching these types of videos for about two months now. Just bought a large Renault Espace to start doing on weekends … excellent video thank you
I bought a Toyota Prius 2010 just to go car camping 😂
Thanks for sharing your experience. My 2002 Honda Crv was looking like your before pictures with a mess of stuff. . My goal is to not overpack , but include the essentials and have fun. I really enjoy kayaking and camping and your tips will really help when I hit the road. You are really cool. Be safe and have a blast .
Hi whatcha up to hope all is well hugs prayers 4 yall bless great healthy peaceful safe journeys travels and happy camping have fun 4 me too cool cool very informative vid enjoy all ur vids I like to say leave nothing behind but foot prints ur set up is really cool and true true never 4get the shovel and tp keep walking tall and be safe ohhhh talking bout bears never 4get ur bear spray and something else any who keep on keeping on enjoy ur vids
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Good stuff and advise, looks pretty comfy to me!! One thing you mentioned but is important based on other video's i've watched is a quality tire repair kit. Kit's from wally world can work, better one's with metal handles on the jungle store as well book sized air compressors are much better(save some coin), i don't venture anywhere too far without them. Thanks so much for sharing, Cheers, Happy Trails!
Old Show/-Man vs Wild
New Show--Nikki vs Wildlife 😜🤣🤣
i wanna Hitchhiking with you Nikki 🙌😍
How many MPG do you get with the current setup on the highway? I’m curious how much the roof box, bike rack, and overall weight of all your items affect it. Thank you for sharing!
Prius get 40 - 46 mpg with one person in car only
With 200 lbs of gear and bedding you'll only get about 32 - 38 mpg
Some of these tips are genuinely so incredibly nifty, thank you so much for this video.
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The captions on the video brought me here. Beauty and brains. Wow!!. Great content to
Nikki you and Camper rock! Love the channel and content keep up the great work! I'm here for the algorithm! Peace
Thanks!!!!
This Kid is so organized that she could live in a boot box, I think. That is the key, organize. If you need lessons as Nikki or Camper, they will set your right. Good job young un.
Thank you!!!!
Super awesome, so many people ignore important details like tire inflations kit and the ability to jump start yourself.
Hi Nikki, I've been following your Vlog for the few days and I'm amazed for you, you are traveling with your car, is it really comfortable to sleep in a Prius? looks cramped, but you're great
I know this an old video but just wanted to say thank you so much for the no trace comments. It helps us all in terms of our amazing natural resources and of course, perhaps alter some preconceived notion's about the nomad community 😉
Good advice but too pretentious.
Thanks for this tutorial. I'm presently living out of my PT Cruiser after a humiliatingly bad relationship breakup. I used to travel in a van. Now I'm in the city until I can get out of debt and, hopefully, start traveling again. Some of your ideas are very helpful. Thank you. Cute doggy, too, BTW. 😉
That was very good. Lots of info. No time wasting. "cuteness " Thank you
Big fan.. Watching your vlogs 2 days before.. Loving it..
😂 Camper at 17:17 *Camper Voice* "Hey, this isn't my home?! Who you trying to fool, mom?"