Stealth Camping or Layovering
This is a related subject to boondocking and dry camping. I'm not sure I've broached the subject here. We have stealth camped for decades and find it works well in cities large and small even with our...
Forum Discussion
garyhaupt wrote:
If you are going to be looking for a stove...I am thinking much of your cooking stuff will be done out doors or at least in the rear hatch area. Can work out a kind of sliding platform to put your stove on..safety and stability eh....
Stoves..you mentioned a Coleman..are you thinking propane or liquid? I am guessing propane..more money but more stable. Anyway..if liquid? Do shop a bit...REI has some outstanding outdoorsy/hiking/small stoves and cook sets.
A person wants to try and avoid cooking IN the vehicle..all the moisture goes right to the soft materials...blankets, clothing and so on. Then it's a bugger to get dry and warm.
Gary Haupt
yes cooking inside would be stupid. There is someone in Austin Texas who lives in there Prius and they built a simple slide out table that is supported by their bed and boxes in the back of their prius. It's about 4 feet in length, but they only slide it out a couple feet. I'll be doing that.
I'm thinking of sticking with propane, easier to find and not to expensive. I think about 3-5 dollars per week in propane. Thats if I cook everyday, once a day
