Camping in the parking lot

Or find a seasonal rental home or the like.

Definitely considering car camping this winter assuming no quarantine restrictions. For those of you that do camp super cold places like NE, how cold is your sleeping bag rated to? Are you rocking a - 20 down bag, or do you just have a 0F bag and pile on blankets and a puffer jacket? Obviously have an adequate sleeping pad but wondering about the bag

Just a heads up that even some of the typically chill resorts (Killington, Sugarloaf, etc.) are shutting down car camping this year due to COVID. Most resorts have plenty of nearby trailheads/public land that you can still use, but especially depending on where your plates are from, might be harder this year.

Look on Google earth for possible out of the way parking spots, maybe we're people parking to go to their cabin, outside a bar(too drunk ti drive excuse) etc.

I just built out a fully insulated camper from a Ford Transit Connect... have slept warm as hell on the past couple nights, its been around 25-30 F at night lately and Id say id still be comfy in -5 to 10 F. I spent about 2 grand on the full deal and all the necessary gear for sleeping warm and safe

If you're camping in your car, make sure you've got a 0 degree bag at the bare minimum, if you don't have one or the money to spend on a new bag Id at least get a liner for what you've already got... or a good wool blanket, even a heated blanket is great

Ventilation is probably the most important thing, for any vehicle, keep a window cracked a good amount and invest in a small battery or USB fan to pull moist air out and let fresher air in

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CrunnchyVanManI just built out a fully insulated camper from a Ford Transit Connect... have slept warm as hell on the past couple nights, its been around 25-30 F at night lately and Id say id still be comfy in -5 to 10 F. I spent about 2 grand on the full deal and all the necessary gear for sleeping warm and safe

If you're camping in your car, make sure you've got a 0 degree bag at the bare minimum, if you don't have one or the money to spend on a new bag Id at least get a liner for what you've already got... or a good wool blanket, even a heated blanket is great

Ventilation is probably the most important thing, for any vehicle, keep a window cracked a good amount and invest in a small battery or USB fan to pull moist air out and let fresher air in

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Bit of a grave dig but I'm looking for info on parking a camper van at Cannon. Their site says RV parking is limited, will I have issues trying to park (not sleep) there in a van conversion?

Also, looks like winter camping is allowed at Cannon's 7-site campgroud and the nearby lafayette campground. Anybody have any experience at these spots or others around Cannon?