While traveling in our Oliver we would often stop for a few hours sleep in the middle of the night. We would try to find a place that had as little highway noise as possible, where delivery trucks unloading noisily wouldn’t keep us up. If possible, in a place where we would not draw attention to ourselves.
On this trip to Fort Benning Georgia to view a Grandson’s Basic Training graduation, we parked amid the vehicles parked for sale in front of a Citizens Band Radio shop. We seemed to just blend in. Kind of hiding in plain sight.
It was a very hot and muggy night so we ran the Yamaha generator to power the air conditioning.
Here is a short video of our stealth camping spot for a few hours sleep. Note that we are parked beside a camper that is for sale.
I wonder if it is possible to stealth camp in a 36 foot long fifth wheel that is pulled by a white one ton dually ? We leave for Colorado in the morning, so we’ll soon have our first try at stealth camping in a all white 54’ long tow vehicle and 5er. Sounds like we are in for a challenge !
A STEALTH 36'er ??? Don't think so. The white would be the giveaway. Now ours is bronze n green n brown n tan and would be easier to put into a stealth mode. All that stuff that Betty STUFFED in will probably also give your Sunblocker a bloated look, hehehe!
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Chuck n Geri n 2 spoiled dogs
Good Luck On Your Trip And Great Traveling. Ed.
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