I Tried Wild Camping for UNDER £100 

This is what I love about your channel. You show us you can enjoy the outdoors without breaking the bank. Most channels in the US just push high end gear. Cheers.

Outstanding. Down to earth, honest video showing you don't need to spend a fortune to get started, but spending a bit more helps.

I've camped all my life with mostly budget gear , I find it part of the fun 👍

I bought that tent last week and pitched it in the garden in heavy rain to test it and it was waterproof, I was gobsmacked! I'm 5'7" so it's long enough for me too.

I bought this tent the other day for £27. Its going to be spare for friends to use when we camp at a campsite and go out for day hikes. I think it'll be perfect for that. Ive made a video myself about it.

Wonderful way to make sure almost all can feel included or feel it is an option to get outdoors! So many channels focus on gear costing +$300 an item now a days that its such a refreshing sight to see people still letting people know you can get in at a lower price to see if its for them. Would prefer a waterproof tent even for those starting out haha but i love the message you are putting out there! Keep it up! :)

A cheap tent that pitches outer first is nice

As usual, ace content with no bank breaking expensive gear. Foil mat for under sleep mat, I've used a foil windscreen cover, cost about £2 from Aldi.

I've been watching you for a while and it has been good to see you go from 'slightly awkward' to confident and knowledgeable without losing your 'deadpan' delivery.

I bought the same stove set off Amazon and I'm on my third year of wild camping and it is still going strong. Used it through all seasons down to -5°C with no problems even though it doesn't have a regulator.

All in a 50ltr bag too. Not too shabby.

Brilliant set up for someone starting out, or even if you just buy it for garden camping with the kids. Also there a few VERY expensive lightweight trekking tents that aren't seam sealed.... Glad the squirrel didn't get your nuts this time, he'll bring his mates later 🙏

I managed to pick up a Coleman Exponent Kraz X1 tent from the 2nd hand shop, for only a tenner! Looks like it has hardly been used too, great bargain, i'm excited to get out in it.

I love envelope sleeping bags, but damned near impossible to get around here. I'd have to say with a little fettling on the seams and a cheap tarp underneath that's a pretty decent first tent for the price. You can pick up a reflective windscreen sun cover for under a fiver in Lidls, been using them for years and they're excellent.

Been waiting all day for this. Amazing video!!

Not a bad low cost selection. In Canada the closest to your list will set you back around 250 after tax. Here every online seller is about the same . Even Ali and such sites work out to near the same for us.

I bought the £20 amazon stove and zero regrets. Does all I needed it to.

I love that there's humor throughout the video as well as honest practical tips like bringing some sandwiches.

Well worth waiting for Daley. With yourself and @Mickoutdoors reviewing so much budget gear, maybe you ought to do a collab camp It would be worth it purely for the entertainment value you both bring to RU-vid.

Great video. Getting people who are curious, but not willing to spend a lot of money, can be difficult. Thank you for sharing.

Hey dan ... dank voor het meenemen met deze leuke video ... voor "starters" een mooie set up ! grtz. Janneman uit Holland ...‼

Great stuff and well done! I would never disparage anyone for using cheap gear, sometimes it's all you can afford. Once upon a time I had very little money but I also had a 12 y.o. daughter who wanted to do "a proper bushwalk". So I bought a $20 (Aust) tent from a supermarket, 2 x CCF pads, and some cheap disposal store sleeping bags. We used this set-up for three years until I could afford better. For two or 3 day walks it worked just fine. Your tent actually looks pretty good.

That tent is so yesterday 😂😂😂 great vid as always mate 👍 👌

If you don't mind 'pre-loved', for the same money, you could get built to last 4 season ex military sleeping bag and poncho. Get a net hammock for a tenner and you'll never want to sleep on the ground again

It's so refreshing to watch camping content devoid of titanium sporks and ten quid pouches of pot noodle cooked on a 60 quid stove. Keep it up mate, brilliant.

Daley, I know I had a pop previously about certain videos but I want to say i appreciate your humour now that I've watched more of you. This set up is great for a fair weather try out, better than buying a £900 Hilleberg and a stupidly priced Jetboil then deciding wild camping is shite! I'm a keen bikepacker and there's so much gear snobbery involved with that, I ride on what I can afford, kip in what I've got and balls to the gear elitists who mostly struggle to even get up a hill without almost passing out. All the best 👍

Thanks for all the useful information lad

Great video! I like to camp also with budget functional gear! I would be interested in seeing a winter version, can you winter camp for under £200? 👍

Love the stock timelapse sunrise, must be from another country yet alone a different date 🤣 There is one saying that seems to be true, buy once, cry once. After that initial splurge, upgrade one item to the best quality at a time.

Every video you do makes me laugh! It's been a while but as soon as I saw you'd posted another video, had to watch it before anything else!

Great video, brother.God bless you and your family and happy camping 🏕 😀 😊 🙏. Lee

Nice Vid, Good advice and helpful stuff for newbie wild campers. Nice that you got optional mince with that sleeping bag , Cheers 😀

High quality as per always. Your videos are always spot on.

I bought a cheapish Outdoor reactive 3 second tent and was surprised how good it was.... 3000mm HH rated and a breeze to get up and down. Dont have to spend loads of money hey.

Here's another budget tent that might be interesting to test. It's very spacious, only £35 and supposedly rain proof according to one review. It's called "Munkholm" and you find it at Jysk. Tried to post a link but it was removed.

That actually looks like an interesting tent for us skint paupers, did you have any floor/seam seepage ?

as kids we used to wild camp with just a blanket sleeping under the stars…Times has changed…

"rain on the thumbnail" that had me laughing lol

WoW! That’s Great Review! Have An Incredible New Week! 🤩❤️✨

£5 quid leftover!?! I hope you had a pint with that on the way out! Great video. I genuinely could watch 4hrs of the outdoors!! 😂

Love your reviews mate: no bullshit at all. You set a really nice standard!

Well let's just get down to some serious camping lol I'll just bring a couple of tarps and a couple trash bags,,, I ought to be good with that right 🤣😂🤣😂🤣. Well played ❣️

What an amazing location. Is that a permission spot? So lucky!

Perfect content... Thank you 👍

Spot on advice, great video👍

Haha good job man, I feel like going for a camp now been a long time.

RU-vid is saturated with these videos now, how many do we bloody need?! Nothing against you personally Ben.

"Beans and sausage"...What sausage do you prefer ? Pork for me... (Ooh,missus.)

I love your videos, but perhaps the missing part here was/is: Did the cheap tent leak in that rain, haha? (For younger viewers, 'haha' means much the same as LOL. And we often use that abbreviation, even when there's nothing actually funny. Like an apology, LOL. ) I'm only asking because my same version of this Outoccasionally,andsometimessunny tent arrived yesterday, but I have yet to use it - and am wondering if I need to do the seam seal thing, especially in summer 2024. PS. I ordered mine via Temu, but it was delivered direct in three days from a UK importer, and that only cost me £27quid. Haha/LOL. I did notice when I ordered this tent that, despite it claiming to be a '2 man' tent, the inner is only 80cms wide, and that to me means, even when camping as a couple, you'd have to be on top of each other. So it's maybe a newlyweds tent - or else a relationship breaker. On the plus side, I bought this as a lightweight, solo one man tent. My scales say that, with all the essential bits in the bag, it actually weighs in a 1.9kgs - so maybe I'll switch to some lighter pegs. Size isn't everything and, since I'm only about 5' 7" , I probably won't worry about the inner length. The inner groundsheet strength sounds like a potential issue - with a Screwfix tarp/footprint maybe the essential add-on for a rocky terrain. PPS. Has your dog given up camping, after that last traumatic experience? Only asking because I think my pup might fit in this tent. PPPS. Thanks again. This is just the sort of camping video most newbies need - not the obsessive ones, about views or about lightweight and expensive gear. The key thing about camping for me, even when on a campsite, is that it gives me a different experience, away from the stresses of modern work or family life. And to be surrounded by greenery and fresh air, but without a TV or household jobs to do, is very liberating. Plus, as a short holiday, it can cost virtually nothing. For example, check out your local YHA camping options, which start at just £10 per night, and that includes hot water showers and flushing toilets.

good video, keep up the great work bud

Hi mate looks all good great video

Camping in rainstorm ASMR for under £100 and squirrel attacked me (shocked emoji)

not a bad looking tent for £34 !

great vid, be nice to do a similar for ebay purchases only? (second hand?)

Perfect, love it 😀 ❤

cool video idea 👌

I have a sleep mat like that .will it be worm enough and comfortable thanks

what was the sleeping mat like?

I never know if these videos are joking ones after some of his previous. Good tho

Here he goes this is the real stuff

Yes m8 u can't beat fish finger sarnie 👍

& a shoulder strap if you want to mince 😂…Classic

Did the tent keep the rain out?

Hahahaha mince around the streets.

Gained another subscriber just cus of the two bottles of oasis 😂

6'9, does that mean that you're +200 cm tall? I've never understood feet and inches. :))

I spent more than a hundred quid on my Hilleberg toothpick. Amateur!

6 foot 9? You're in the wrong career mate

Avocado, chicken and pesto sandwich trumps ham and cheese. #southernsarnies

Why do Brits pronounce aluminum, al-loo-min-ee-um? Don't schools in England teach English?😂

6 foot 9 inches - My, but you’ve grown, Sir - testament to the nutritional value of the Daley B&S diet 🫡

You don't come across at all as a mincer. 😂