SUBARU Outback CAR CAMPING Setup

Subaru Outback Car Camping Setup My primary goal with this setup is to have a reasonable amount of comfort while being able to camp as close to the areas that I want to photograph as practical. Car camping in the Subaru Outback is a nice step up from camping in a tent, especially in rainy weather. While it¬ as comfortable as van camping, I didn&have to buy, license or insure another vehicle, and find a place to park it at home. I might ultimately go for a van, but thought I would start with camping in the Subaru Outback I already had first. Key goal: keep things simple. Please drop any questions, comments or suggestions in the comments, thanks for watching and thank you for your support! SUBSCRIBE: DESIGN NOTES & EQUIPMENT: Sleeping Platform: Storage Bins: Qty 3 10023020 "Boot Box" 22-1/2 X 14-3/4 X 5-3/8 Qty 1 10077706 "Medium Modern Bin" 15-1/4 X 11-3/4 X 5-3/8 78" x 25" and 2-1/2 inches thick with R-value of 8.4 will keep you comfortable and warm. The 9X9 foot size is just right for suspending over hatch back. I also have a 12X12 for suspending over a picnic table. Good high-quality tarps, though not as light-weight (or expensive) as some of the high-end backpacking tarps out there (but this is car camping!). Tarp Poles I use one to make a nice rain-shedding peak in wet weather. Two are great for making more of a shade style awning in sunny weather. I stake them out with bungee cords so that everything stays flexible but tight with the hatchback...