>>2191830I'm not sure if you'd call it "stealth camping" but I boondock often.
Camping on service roads, walmart parking lots, stuff like that.
People are so oblivious, unless you're doing it in a provincial park or someone's backyard you won't get caught.
>>2191854I live about an hour away from him.
>>2191857I don't use a backpack much, unless I'm leaving the bike and going really innawoods, but I'd say 45Liters is the best size. Walmart has a pretty long return policy so I'll sometimes pick up whatever backpack they have there, use it, then return it.
45Liter packs seem to do the best.
>>2191867Try and get a cardlock membership. Lets you use the trucker bathrooms/showers and CO-OPs.
>>2191999>>2192011Pretty much this
I think the stealth part comes in more if you're doing it in an urban environment.
You don't usually want to camp where the homeless people camp. I've slept in the shopping cart stalls before, they have a canopy so they'll protect you from rain.
Oh, and bring earplugs.
It blows my mind what people pay for motel/hotel rooms and camp sites.
