I tried urban camping once, when I was 21 years old. For about 30 minutes. Until two police officers showed up and put the fear of God into me. That took about 20 years to recover from, before hard luck times forced me make yet another attempt. Local law enforcement took no notice of me that time. I guess they had better things to do.
woodrow fell into the "lot lizard" lifestyle, and noone has heard from him since. rumor has it hes turning tricks at truck stops throughout the pacific northwest.
I'm glad to see someone else who takes this seriously. A search on YouTube for "urban camping" brings up quite a bit of parody. Not that I mind; I think those videos are funny. I am a 24/7 "professional" guerrilla urba camper myself, and I'm putting together an Internet mini-series on my experiences as well as some how-to advice. Come check out episode IV of my guide to urban camping, playing now on my channel. Thanks!
Like your video! Personally I like to stealth camp where no-one can see me. I've slept under the Eiffel Tower in Paris a few times but when outside of a city I always sleep out of sight. Thanks for posting this, very enjoyable and it's a pity more people who camp by the road don't post their experiences also.
inspiring....im about to drive from los angeles up to portland oregon...i will be looking to sleep in my car in a flying j or equivalent truck stop or else i gotta drive 15 hours straight through! thanks for the insight and good luck
Very inspiring. I like your video because it shows people we urban campers are not all bad folk. Nor are we just bums, its a travel prefrence. Ive urban camped in San Francisco Chicago Amsterdam Paris and Barcelona to name a few, and your right about people being more arfaid of you than you are of them.
I do what you do, but I do it in a little Geo Metro. I pulled all the seats out of it except the drivers seat. I built a plywood floor and then put a foam cushion on that for sleeping. The windows are lightly tinted so nobody can see in. Off to points NW and Alaska in about 3 weeks time. Doing this in a car is much better. I get to bring the gear I need. Fishing pole, stove, etc.. And, my bed is right beside me. Have fun!
Get a hammock tent $150 or less you can string it up almost anywhere no bugs and you sleep as good as in a sleep number bed. Look up these tents they have rain fly and keep you dry if it rains. Test it at home and you will love it I guarantee. There are some folks that carry climbing rope and scale a tree set up camp high up and enjoy the view.I usually carry a gun now because I am handicapped and could not fend off with a knife. A lil north american 22 riffle 5 shot.
I tried urban camping once, when I was 21 years old. For about 30 minutes. Until two police officers showed up and put the fear of God into me. That took about 20 years to recover from, before hard luck times forced me make yet another attempt. Local law enforcement took no notice of me that time. I guess they had better things to do.
Profvonglockenspiel 1 month ago
woodrow fell into the "lot lizard" lifestyle, and noone has heard from him since. rumor has it hes turning tricks at truck stops throughout the pacific northwest.
idahochas 7 months ago
This vid is great. hope you're well
alikill 8 months ago
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grumpyunderworl 1 year ago
I'm glad to see someone else who takes this seriously. A search on YouTube for "urban camping" brings up quite a bit of parody. Not that I mind; I think those videos are funny. I am a 24/7 "professional" guerrilla urba camper myself, and I'm putting together an Internet mini-series on my experiences as well as some how-to advice. Come check out episode IV of my guide to urban camping, playing now on my channel. Thanks!
StealthCamping 1 year ago
Very cool video. I'm a brand new motorcyclist and noticed you have a beautiful bike. What kind is it?
FalconMan1960 1 year ago
Like your video! Personally I like to stealth camp where no-one can see me. I've slept under the Eiffel Tower in Paris a few times but when outside of a city I always sleep out of sight. Thanks for posting this, very enjoyable and it's a pity more people who camp by the road don't post their experiences also.
HitchHikeHarry 1 year ago
You forgot to mention the showers and lot lizzards....lol
123wildflower 1 year ago
thanks for the idea
72ve17 2 years ago
Most major truck stops have free showers inside.
jakedaniel66 3 years ago
Cool video, where is the best place to take showers while urban camping? anyone anyone.
seth817 3 years ago
inspiring....im about to drive from los angeles up to portland oregon...i will be looking to sleep in my car in a flying j or equivalent truck stop or else i gotta drive 15 hours straight through! thanks for the insight and good luck
nickharris007 3 years ago
It's not trans america it's travel centers of america..
alabamafilmfestival 3 years ago
Yeah you got that also. Duh!!!
bigtrucker712712 2 years ago
Very inspiring. I like your video because it shows people we urban campers are not all bad folk. Nor are we just bums, its a travel prefrence. Ive urban camped in San Francisco Chicago Amsterdam Paris and Barcelona to name a few, and your right about people being more arfaid of you than you are of them.
sams2000bmw 3 years ago 3
I do what you do, but I do it in a little Geo Metro. I pulled all the seats out of it except the drivers seat. I built a plywood floor and then put a foam cushion on that for sleeping. The windows are lightly tinted so nobody can see in. Off to points NW and Alaska in about 3 weeks time. Doing this in a car is much better. I get to bring the gear I need. Fishing pole, stove, etc.. And, my bed is right beside me. Have fun!
jcsrealty 3 years ago 5
Get a hammock tent $150 or less you can string it up almost anywhere no bugs and you sleep as good as in a sleep number bed. Look up these tents they have rain fly and keep you dry if it rains. Test it at home and you will love it I guarantee. There are some folks that carry climbing rope and scale a tree set up camp high up and enjoy the view.I usually carry a gun now because I am handicapped and could not fend off with a knife. A lil north american 22 riffle 5 shot.
cdltpx 4 years ago
the same ideal was done in the 70s in a book called walk across america one man he had no motorcycle glad to see real life
jeffsopintion 4 years ago
bit of a Hemingway. . thats awesome. .
groovypucks 4 years ago
thanks for the insight into a part of America not a lot of people get to see. spent many nights urban camping.
groovypucks 4 years ago
"I will know this nation"--Woodrow Landfair. that's a great website. thanks for this video. it's amazing.
chronicremorse 4 years ago 2