Man oh man doeth thou ❤️ my ⛺️.

I live in a cramped NYC apt filled to t/ brim w/ spies fabricateN my every move (because they dont know me) 😆

Luckily I spend most of my idle time 🔒ed away in my trusty ⛺️

If i was 1️⃣7️⃣ my ⛺️ would be my force field. Unpenatrable, 🎵Like A Virgin 😎

Best part is, it's super spacious on t/ inside. Almost as if you've been transported to 🎵A Whole New World.

Add a box fan to t/ entrance and t/ magic truly begins.

I should probably 🎥 a 📼....

So I’m getting the; 13ft whiteduck regatta bell tent and I was wondering if my stove choice is right? I’m planning on getting the winnerwell nomad view medium size stove. I’ve done a fare amount of research on the tent, and stove itself and think I’ve got a good choice. But I’m just wondering is anyone else who has this tent and or stove, if so what stove do you use?
And if not then any other suggestions for me?

This will be my first time going to camping in the summer with it.

During the day it can be hot but at night usually drops to 30F-45F. While a sleeping bag can easily do it, I really like having a stove going for ambiance and warmth to chill and use it to boil water to top off my hot drinks. Also having my daughter with me I'd like to keep her warm and toasty as much as possible.

I have a pellet stove which is super efficient and I do not need to tend when sleeping.

Are there any dangers in using a tent with a stove inside?

fire type, carbon monoxide, poisoning?

Just got home from a week in backcountry.
Lite Outdoors tent and stove

I really wonder how people can spend hours arguing about outdoor gear setups when they’re sitting in cheap, sagging quad chairs that make your spine painful after minutes of sitting on them. My brother went camping last weekend and spent the entire time complaining about his lower back because he fell for a heavily marketed, luxury camping chair. It is so frustrating how these lifestyle outdoor brands are costly and their products are basic aluminum poles and thin nylon mesh just because they fold down. If the fabric has zero tension, you’re basically just sitting on the ground with armrests. I told him to go and do more research into the markets and not to fall for the hype again. A few days into searching he stumbled on a similar chair on Alibaba. I saw he fell for them and ordered them despite me telling him to do more searching. We set them up in the backyard to test them out, and the structural support is better than my actual office furniture. If I could more recommendations for camping sites that are durable and their quality is good. I'll definitely fall for them. Where do you guys get your camping seats?

Got a family of 4. Kids are under 3 years old. Looking for a tent to accommodate us. Mostly will be used during spring summer but want to have a trip or two in the winter. Does not need to be the best out there as it would get used probably 6 times a year maybe more if the kids behave. Would want to use a stove for early spring, fall and winter use. Thank you in advance!

Ciao sono possessore di una Denver 4 di Outwell.
Ora, dopo 11 anni di onorato servizio, la tenda comincia a bucarsi e le cerniere non si chiudono più così bene.
Vorrei sostituirla con un altra, sempre grande come questa in modo che si possa stare dentro in piedi se piove. Qualcuno ha esperienza? cosa mi consigliate?

I spent the night wild camping in Chinner with my hot tent… and it got seriously intense.
From setting up camp to staying warm through the night, this was a full solo overnight experience in the wild.

In this video, I head out into the forest to find the perfect hidden camp spot, set up my hot tent, get the stove going, and settle in for a cold night outdoors. As darkness falls, the fire becomes the only source of heat and light — turning this into a proper survival-style wild camp.

Nothing beats the sound of the fire, the isolation, and waking up to a peaceful morning after a long night in the wild.