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Anyone in here is doing car camping? Like in sleeping in your car instead of a tent.
Me and my gf are doing a lot of read trip every year and we would like a car with enough room so we can sleep in it.
I dont want a big van, i was thinking of a Toyota RAV-4 or something like that.
Any experience in here?
- five of us once spent the night in my old renault 5 on beachy head. i don't recommend it. get a vanhans_glib
- Sleeping in cars sucks. Fine if it’s an emergency but I wouldn’t plan a trip around itGnash
- yep, every single experience of sleeping in a car has been horrendous for me.fadein11
- The term ‘car camping’ usually just means you are bringing all your gear to a campsite in a car, instead of on your back or in a canoeGnash
- Anyway, don’t do it. Bring a tent and air mattressGnash
- https://10ts-tents.c…nb
- maybe you're right, i am just starting thinking about it, i haven't make any decisions yetBennn
- There actually was a crossover / hatchback car with a built in tent some years ago. Can't remember the name. Probably cheap as hell these days.nb
- https://www.thrillis…nb
- ^ Boom. Ahead of its time!!!!nb
- I’ve done it a bit. In hot weather it’s the pits though. Forester with the back seat folded down and an inflatable mattress.thumb_screws
- It’s ok for 1 or 2 nights but if you have a bit of kit with you, you end up sleeping wedged between all your stuff.thumb_screws
- i moved the discussion there: https://www.qbn.com/…Bennn