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Stealth camping is camping without being noticed. Some people do this in urban areas, while some venture into wild locations. Sometimes stealth camping is legal, while other times it's illegal (which we don't recommend!).
For many, stealth camping is done with the mindset that it's easier to get forgiveness than permission. We won't judge. We're just reporting.
The key is arriving at the location late and moving on early in the morning, so you're not detected. Plus, you don't want to leave a trace that you were there.
Stealth camping is a terrific way to find spots that are free, secluded, or close to special attractions. If you do it right, you'll get a good night's sleep in a location that's quiet and free of noise from traffic, animals, and other people. Or, that's really close to a place you want to be, like a beach or amusement park.
Today we will discuss what stealth camping is and how to do it. We'll give you some great tips that will help you succeed at stealth camping on your first try!
Now, we understand that some of you may be asking why stealth camping is so alluring. The answer is different for different folks.
For example, there are communities of full-time van dwellers, and their presence isn't always appreciated in larger cities and towns. So, stealth camping helps them go undetected.
Others travel full-time and want to be more inconspicuous when they're in towns and the wilderness to enjoy some privacy and an added sense of security. And, take it from us; these things can be hard to find when you live in a vehicle full-time.