Solo Car Camping Setup // Subaru Outback Wilderness 

Thanks for watching and the level is such an awesome feature that's way more accurate than eye balling a level spot. Best of luck with the summer trip

Thanks so much! It's worked well for me on many trips Looking forward to getting back out to Montana this summer !

Thanks for watching and the kind words! I have many more camping adventures planned for this summer and am excited to share them

Great tip and I have looked at buying them but am yet to pull the trigger as where I camp it's rare to have long rains at night.

Thanks for watching and I have not done videos talking about this explicitly but ending of following video dives into how I look for spots.ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-iih82tdQX50.html&ab_channel=JakeKaiser In general for finding spots: 1. iOverlander app has most locations and allows for rating and reviews which is nice 2. The Dyrt app has some locations as well 3. BLM and other local land management websites can be useful for knowing rules and locations where camping is allowed (Example from Moab: www.discovermoab.com/blm-campgrounds/) 3. In less popular places looking for spots on google maps satellite view is still the best and can be the key to finding some awesome locations if you put in the effort. For bears: 1. Bear-boxes are ideal and in some dense bear population areas (especially with grizzly's) often wind up in campgrounds with boxes for convivence 2. No food or even scented items in car overnight 3. No visible coolers or food containers in car even if empty (more important when parked during the day) 4. If black bear country I will put cooler (supposedly bear resistant) with all food with a lock outside away from car/tent (200ft away) 5. If have extra dry food that wont fit in cooler I sometimes bring a backpacking bear container and stash 200ft away or do a bear hang Overall I spent more time managing how much food I bring if in heavy bear country. I hope this helps in the meantime and maybe will make a video on the subject in the future

It depends on the area and regulations but usually: 1. Many dispersed camp sites area near trailheads or places with a pit toilet so will use these when convenient 2. When allowed will dig a good ol' cat hole. Make sure you are not near water, far from camp, and pack out your TP 3. Some places require packing out waste (often desert environments) and for these use wag bags or bucket + bag method I hope this helps

@@jakekaiser1399 thanks a lot! I’ll make sure to do my research before adventuring!