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Explorer

Jun 17, 2013

Brrr.

I was looking through some old photos. There was one time we were boondocking in a British Columbia Provincial Park in November of 2007. Temperature went down to -10C (14F).

http://www.travelwithkevinandruth.com/2007/11/ec-manning-provincial-park.html

Didn't have any problems except for a lack of battery power in the morning because they were so cold! No frozen lines or anything though.

What's the coldest you've ever camped?

Boondocking

Dry Camping

Public Lands

13 Replies

Michael_in_MN
Explorer
Jun 17, 2013
Son of Norway wrote:
-30F while camping in the Superior NF in Minnesota Jan. 1977 - in a sleeping bag under the stars.

Miles

Nice. :)

I slept in my camper at around -10f without the furnace. In the morning, I spilled an espresso and it froze as fast as it hit the floor.
gbopp
Explorer
Jun 17, 2013
Son of Norway wrote:
-30F while camping in the Superior NF in Minnesota Jan. 1977 - in a sleeping bag under the stars.

Miles

WOW! I bet you didn't have any trouble finding a camping/boondocking spot.
I don't like leaving the house if it's below 32F.
Son_of_Norway
Explorer
Jun 17, 2013
-30F while camping in the Superior NF in Minnesota Jan. 1977 - in a sleeping bag under the stars.

Miles