That was my dream that didn't come true , bad health , lost 401k funds and here I sit , 71 worked all my life and have a hard time getting around, miss half my Dr appointments because of no way to get there.. getting to the grocery store takes days . I watch the videos like yours and makes me smile. At least I can watch as someone enjoy the life style I dream of.... first time watching your video and will not be my last,good to see you doing your thing .
I'm sorry to hear that. I am 75, still getting around good though. I just bought an old van to camp in. Getting too old to sleep in my camper shell, I want more comforts and convenience.
Wow, Doug sorry to hear that. I’ve heard so many stories like this that have forced me to chase my dreams when young. Glad to hear my films are hitting on the right note for you with those dreams! More to come
Doug, check out your town's senior center, City Hall, Your physician's referral for senior assist. A case manager nurse could hook you up. Ask Physician or the nurses. On second thought, talk to the nurses/ social worker. Forget the Dr. So sad to read about your life challenges. Do not give up!
It takes real talent to tell such a compelling and multi-layered 'Story' without words. Really savouring your skillful imagistic weaving of landscape, portrait, stills, and motion into a true tapestry of a thought-provoking yet warm and fuzzy comforter. The subtle layering of outfitted equipment, manufacturer, self-recovery gear, blended with everyday routines and subliminal 'blink and you miss them' images have me pausing the 'movie' multiple times to better appreciate both the portrayed image, and the unseen planning of its composition. Validation matters...I hope you gain the recognition you deserve. Bravo Zulu.
This is tastefully done. Too many videos are packed with the speaker describing their own perspectives, general comments, etc. While there's nothing inherently wrong with that, it does detract from viewer' ability to form their own thoughts or just freely wander on about the journey. This video offers freedom from bing fed a narrative. Thanks for that!
Such impressive and beautiful cinematography! What upon first blush could be seen to be simplistic -- a little trailer, a little jeep, wide open spaces, and no narration -- become a multi-layered deep dive into life. I can just imagine that each of the thousands of viewers is having a widely different personal experience watching your video. It's fascinating!
I like how you made a mundane roadside truck parking rest area into a mountain view slice of paradise! Good video/cinema skills. I'm currently heading the other way, from Nevada (actually from Michigan) to California. Going to camp the Pacific Coast for about 2 months. Houseless is NOT homeless!
This was my first look at your channel. Brilliant work!! You captured what I love most about our full time RV travels, without the noise of too many words. "For God is in Heaven and you are on earth; therefore let your words be few." Ecclesiastes 5:2-3
Great video. Footage so crystal clear with no verbage. I'm a retired photographer and I know this takes a lot of planning, work and editing to make it come out this good. Can't wait to see Part 2. Thanks
I saw your video on my home page. New Mexico is a very tranquil state, and I moved here from New York. It is nice to see a content creator in New Mexico because I have been binge watching people living in their cars, campers, etc. There’s not many RUclipsrs here.
Have done that trip to Death Valley in my Jeep trailering my 13' Scamp too. Have lived in the Easter Sierra over 50 years and never thought to overnight in that spot off 395 or at the Slabs. Will check out the Slabs next visit. Last year I did the New Mexico trip and came back via Taos and Durango to Zion. Camped below Bristlecone forest. Best trip ever! Loved watching this video. Your cinematic style is excellent!❤
For a scenic route.Veer off to Safford Arizona.Nice State campground with showers at Roper Lake.Essence of Tranquility Hot Springs is right around the corner.Then go into New Mexico on Mule Creek pass.There is a free campground in Glenwood with the Catwalk hike area there too..The drive from Glenwood to Silver City along the Gila River is one of my faves.Make sure and hit Faywood Hot Springs south of Silver City too....Mule Creek is heavy on switchbacks though, if you like to avoid that sort of thing.The view dropping back into the Gila River valley is worth it IMO.
@@kennethkilpatrick3758 I find Safford very relaxing.The Gila Box area was a good side trip for me once.I had a great spot up on Mount Graham but a fire kind of wrecked it.
So cool . I wanted to do that . A jeep and a teardrop camper . Intead , I got my ol ram 4x4 and a camper shell and built a 15ft Cheyenne tipi . My retirment plan .
You have made one awesome video, never seen a video like this with so much information views at the mountains and lots of coffee, good job will follow your adventures for sure be safe!
I'm a 35-year-old guy interested in the RV lifestyle, but I've never lived in one. My main concern is the quality of RVs, as I want to improve my financial situation, not worsen it with costly repairs.
I'm an over 70 woman with a 2010 Scamp that has full bathroom. When something breaks I just send for a replacement part from their factory. I've replaced water pumps twice. Not many parts to go wrong on Scamps and very easy and cheap to repair!
@monikalenz2559 Thanks for sharing your experience, Do you live in your RV full-time, or do you use it just for recreation? For how long have you had it?
@@Rafa_vzla I only go camping a couple of times a year because I have a husband and dogs to take care of. If you live full time in a trailer you should consider a fiberglass over a sticks and aluminum one. The Scamps and similar fiberglass trailers hold up much better, have almost no leaks and are aerodynamic. I've pulled mine through 70mph winds and never had a problem. Good luck, hope you get to live the dream!
Oh, and you asked how long I've had it. Over 4 years, since before Covid. I've put over 4K miles on it with two long trips and many short ones. Have gone through 2 batteries but only because I ran them down too much. Planning to get a solar array to supplement the onboard battery. The fridge draws a lot but it's a 3-way so running it on propane helps save battery when parked. Check out the Scamp 16' for fulltime living.
Correction!! Peter Santenello... is the guy that interviewed Bob Davis.. and US wise from Canada, is an awesome V-blogger as JeepScamp! .... (Kurt Caz is another travel guy from South Africa, and a minimalistic international travel blogger) My bad....
The secure lightweight fiberglass Scamp trailers are great. I dream about getting a small hybrid Maverick truck and one of these in a couple years. But camping next to a highway with Amazon trucks going by is not peaceful.
Freedom’s just another word for nothing left to lose…living my dream…looking forward to buying my Scamp! First time viewing your channel-very compelling and relaxing.
Several years back I did what you doing now. Solvang to Silver City. Great place to start further exploration of the Southwest from. Great climate also at 6,000 ft elevation. Hope your move is a satisfying as mine has been. Richard
Into the wild is one of my favorite films and I’m not sure if it was intentional or if you’ve ever even seen the movie, but I definitely get a Chris Mccandless vibe from your videography and purposeful setup cinematic shots like opening the door to the scenic view or the shots of yourself sitting on the chair outside the door. Excellent work and I can appreciate the setup work and editing you’ve put into this to put out such a quality video. Subscribed and will be watching for more to come.
Thank you! I appreciate the feedback. “Into the Wild”: Great film, one of my all time favorites as well. Sean Penn was the perfect director for that. Not intentional, but my work is certainly influenced by that film!
I love silent movies... through your skilful cinematography and video editing you coveyed your story to the audience, on this first episode of your road trip. Cheers. Safe Travels
Wonderful! I spent the "covid years" exploring and camping all over the Land of Enchanment! Met a cousin in the Gila that I didn't even know I had! Going back on a semi permanent basis soon! Looking at living options... your video is making me "home sick" though I live 2000 miles away on the east coast! Loved Silver City too.
I’m overwhelmed with various emotions as I watch your video productions. Only seen two so far but I’ll stick around for more. Greetings from Pennsylvania…
Just subscribed to your channel after watching the first video I had seen if yours. Beautiful photography, love the quiet musical accompaniment. Best of success, I think you will do well.
Great video. I just bought a Jeep wrangler Willy's & now want to get a scamper just for camping. As a female I don't feel safe living like that full time. But what a cool life!👍
Love your videos photography is great. I’m intrigued with your equipment. I’m 73 semi retired but getting ready to pull trigger. I would love a list of the mod you did to your jeep. I have a forerunner and I’ve had an extension already almost there looking at a trailerand that you did have a list of the things you did to make your journey or comfortable thanks again for the great bids on RUclips exceptional photography. Keep up the good work.
@@JeepScamp thank you I’m trying to speak it into existence. Your video saying no drama is one of the main reasons. I have no family and moved all my life. I’m pretty free. But working in an office with multiple women has been filled with drama and so depressing I want out. Thank you.
Tell me you are eating food in between the coffee! I love seeing the changes in landscape. Much different than Florida. I enjoy your vlogs. Very peaceful. Safe travels.
Love the loon call at the end, but I don't think you'll hear them in the desert. They have to stay in or near water as they can not walk and need to take off from water.
I just saw your plate you're from Pennsylvania that's where I was born and raised till I moved to Florida in 97 I'm ready to get out of Florida it's getting too crazy
I'm going to retire like this.. even though in the house I spend most of my time in the backyard underneath my patio so I might as well just live outside. At my house I put my TV outside my stereo I pretty much live in the backyard.. something to try for your Jeep I had the same exact Jeep same setup rims and everything. Would the black Jeep get the black and white zebra stripe seat covers they look so cool when the top is down and you have the little Bimini top on. You can find them at most outdoor swap meets
I felt the same way just wanting to be outside all the time. Full time camping fills that void. I’ll have to check out the seat covers! Good luck with retirement
Dude, I love your set up just a little FYI, though be careful coming out of your scamp and stepping on the ground with no shoes on or your sandals on check for a rattlesnakes… hello from New Hampshire!!
Hey Brother I just bought the 2024 13 ft Scamp like you have and looking into traveling the country as well call Rick Mann yep I'm part of the family now love seeing what you do your Innovations how you got it set up gives me ideas to do you have electronic brakes hook up to your Jeep
PPS the Bob Davis Podcast is something he started pre-covid, and went Nomad, (America style!... not like in Siberia.. or third world of course!). Basically bought an ambulance, and cleaned it well, and a few mods, but did not pimp it out. and been 4 years on the road living... sold the house and got rid of the non important stuff.. lot. lived in my backyard.. St Paul, MN. Kurt Can... spelling.. ( he has awesome watches.. dealing with community, travel, and Immigration issues/ political ... so he covers allot as a cool Canadian guy should! ). .... as my age can fill a dumpster or two but live frugally.. and have a 07 tacoma that just turned 100k, so another 1-150 K I can get out of it! stick, single cab, w 2.7 L 4 cylinder.. the best small engine.. with ability to sleep in rear.. Well a great start you have, and you will grow.. seek some public initiatives.. set some show goals.. social stuff and bump into these other guys both there.. n you should do excellent! Some day myself for getting out there! Cheers! Ric
First time seeing your Channel. Good Stuff. I like your Pace. Have a similar set up. But I have a Toyota Truck, hauling a 16 ft to the ball hitch(trailer less than 14ft) Trailer. And I love it. Just starting out also.(2 yrs retired) Always interested in New Places I've never been to. Will Subscibe and check out your future Adventures's. Be Safe Mr. JeepScamp.
I came across your videos and really enjoy them. You do very good work! Can you share what equipment you use? Enjoy your journey on the road. I’ll continue to watch and live vicariously through your videos. Safe travels!
Another great video. I would love some commentary at some point that would give your journey more context; perhaps in voiceover. Do you find towing a basecamp and exploring with the Jeep preferable to a single-vehicle setup like a truck camper? I'm hitting the road next year and still undecided between the two options.
I'm traveling with a Ford F350 with slide in camper. The truck is a new base model 4x4. The slide in camper is a 25 yr old S and S. I pull a 16ft enclosed trailer with my quad, dual sport and mountain bike. Sometimes I have my inflatable boat with me. I like my setup. This guy's set up is very cool no doubt but I prefer the diversity of mine. I just did a 2 month trip to Alaska. Incredible. I averaged 11 mpg. Lots of choices out there
Perhaps voiceover in the future… debating! I stay for at least a few months wherever i travel, so a set home base is a must for me. Still gives me a sense of home to come back to. But if you are moving everyday, a truck camper may be the best bet. I’m sure there are some real neat truck campers out there
Love your videos. How long did you stay in Grass Valley CA before leaving for New Mexico? Love your rig, maybe a tour of it someday? Thanks for sharing & effort in putting out these nice videos.
Wow, i envy you, freedom is most precious when one does not have it. Curious tho, is the Grass Valley campground a paid one? How much? Appreciate your reply.
@@keysonthego3663 grass valley spot was a private property I found through “The Dyrt” camping app. Just a small price per night, a great find. More and more people are renting out there property to RV travelers
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That was my dream that didn't come true , bad health , lost 401k funds and here I sit , 71 worked all my life and have a hard time getting around, miss half my Dr appointments because of no way to get there.. getting to the grocery store takes days . I watch the videos like yours and makes me smile. At least I can watch as someone enjoy the life style I dream of.... first time watching your video and will not be my last,good to see you doing your thing .
I'm sorry to hear that. I am 75, still getting around good though. I just bought an old van to camp in. Getting too old to sleep in my camper shell, I want more comforts and convenience.
Most cities have a shuttle that take people to appointments and things. Hopefully your town does so you don't miss appointments.
Wow, Doug sorry to hear that. I’ve heard so many stories like this that have forced me to chase my dreams when young. Glad to hear my films are hitting on the right note for you with those dreams! More to come
Doug, check out your town's senior center, City Hall, Your physician's referral for senior assist.
A case manager nurse could hook you up. Ask Physician or the nurses.
On second thought, talk to the nurses/ social worker. Forget the Dr.
So sad to read about your life challenges.
Do not give up!
😢Awe Hope You will Be Ok 🙏😊
I like how you show and not tell. Very interesting. Good cinematography and music
I like showing not telling as well. Not for everyone, but I want to keep exploring that
Didn't know lights like that existed. Much better than the acrobats I try to do reading with my headlamp.
Simple concept, and it works
It takes real talent to tell such a compelling and multi-layered 'Story' without words. Really savouring your skillful imagistic weaving of landscape, portrait, stills, and motion into a true tapestry of a thought-provoking yet warm and fuzzy comforter. The subtle layering of outfitted equipment, manufacturer, self-recovery gear, blended with everyday routines and subliminal 'blink and you miss them' images have me pausing the 'movie' multiple times to better appreciate both the portrayed image, and the unseen planning of its composition. Validation matters...I hope you gain the recognition you deserve. Bravo Zulu.
@@WillSturgeon-ts4is wow! Thanks for paying attention to the details. This means a lot to me. Thank you!
You just said it all buddy! Guess that why I’m enjoying this so much…
Nice video. Excellent editing with relaxing music. I'll be along for future adventures. Safe travels!
@@mitzioden4926 thank you! Stay tuned
That is one of the best equipped and clean looking TJs I have ever seen! Excellent choice of music, beautiful scenery for sure…safe travels
Thank you Tad! I hope the TJ continues to be reliable for me, I never want to get rid of it
This is tastefully done. Too many videos are packed with the speaker describing their own perspectives, general comments, etc. While there's nothing inherently wrong with that, it does detract from viewer' ability to form their own thoughts or just freely wander on about the journey. This video offers freedom from bing fed a narrative. Thanks for that!
I cannot agree more with this comment…Thank you
I really enjoyed my morning coffee with you, thanks ; looking forward to part 2
I appreciate that! Part 2 & 3 are posted. Thanks!
Such impressive and beautiful cinematography! What upon first blush could be seen to be simplistic -- a little trailer, a little jeep, wide open spaces, and no narration -- become a multi-layered deep dive into life. I can just imagine that each of the thousands of viewers is having a widely different personal experience watching your video. It's fascinating!
I love this. Thank you!
I like how you made a mundane roadside truck parking rest area into a mountain view slice of paradise! Good video/cinema skills. I'm currently heading the other way, from Nevada (actually from Michigan) to California. Going to camp the Pacific Coast for about 2 months. Houseless is NOT homeless!
Awesome. I spent a lot of time on the CA coast. Expensive but beautiful!
Just found your site, made my night, Thank You ! I will be along for your travels from now on. NICE SET UP!!!
Thank you! Welcome aboard
This was my first look at your channel. Brilliant work!! You captured what I love most about our full time RV travels, without the noise of too many words. "For God is in Heaven and you are on earth; therefore let your words be few." Ecclesiastes 5:2-3
Well said. Thanks!
Great video. Footage so crystal clear with no verbage. I'm a retired photographer and I know this takes a lot of planning, work and editing to make it come out this good. Can't wait to see Part 2. Thanks
Feels so good to get compliments like this Mick...Thank you!
Life is good when you are free.
Agreed!
And when you have good health.
@@bosse641 definitely.
10 seconds in and i knew this was gonna be awesome! Love the setup!!
I like hearing that! Thank you
Super underrated channel 🔥
I really appreciate that!
Very excited for this series!
I appreciate that!
I saw your video on my home page. New Mexico is a very tranquil state, and I moved here from New York. It is nice to see a content creator in New Mexico because I have been binge watching people living in their cars, campers, etc. There’s not many RUclipsrs here.
I noticed that. NM is kinda no man’s land. Unique state for sure
Have done that trip to Death Valley in my Jeep trailering my 13' Scamp too. Have lived in the Easter Sierra over 50 years and never thought to overnight in that spot off 395 or at the Slabs. Will check out the Slabs next visit. Last year I did the New Mexico trip and came back via Taos and Durango to Zion. Camped below Bristlecone forest. Best trip ever! Loved watching this video. Your cinematic style is excellent!❤
@@monikalenz2559 thank you! I will have to follow that root to Zion next trip
Well done video. Great editing, music, photography.
Thanks Ben
For a scenic route.Veer off to Safford Arizona.Nice State campground with showers at Roper Lake.Essence of Tranquility Hot Springs is right around the corner.Then go into New Mexico on Mule Creek pass.There is a free campground in Glenwood with the Catwalk hike area there too..The drive from Glenwood to Silver City along the Gila River is one of my faves.Make sure and hit Faywood Hot Springs south of Silver City too....Mule Creek is heavy on switchbacks though, if you like to avoid that sort of thing.The view dropping back into the Gila River valley is worth it IMO.
Lived in Safford for a year. Drove up to Morenci daily. Took that pass over to NM once to go to Silver City. Great area.
Great tip. I will have to take another round and follow your route. Thanks!
@@kennethkilpatrick3758 I find Safford very relaxing.The Gila Box area was a good side trip for me once.I had a great spot up on Mount Graham but a fire kind of wrecked it.
@@JeepScamp Happy Trails--
Mule creek is a no-go if you ask me, they have like 10 warning signs for that road. Cute to see Mogollon though.
The ending gave me chills and tears. Thank you. Very touching
Very sweet. Thank you!
So cool . I wanted to do that . A jeep and a teardrop camper .
Intead , I got my ol ram 4x4 and a camper shell and built a 15ft Cheyenne tipi . My retirment plan .
Nice. Congrats! I thought about a teardrop, but I wanted to be able to stand up inside (feels more like a home). Thanks for watching!
You have a very picturesque rig! Some nice looking shots there, I’m feeling like I need to get back on the road now
Thank you. Get back out there
You have made one awesome video, never seen a video like this with so much information views at the mountains and lots of coffee, good job will follow your adventures for sure be safe!
Thank you. Glad you liked it. More to come!
Well done, quiet video!
I do that hwy 395 corridor every chance I get. The Eastern Sierras & the Bristlecone Pines are sooo gorgeous.
Such a great drive!
Absolutely tremendous solo style, great music & filming & details 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
I appreciate that!
Those little Scamps are great. Had one in the early 80's. I would highly recommend them.
I agree
Nice vid! Good luck to you on your new adventure 😊
@@jodiklebs1288 thank you Jodi! Good to hear from you
I enjoyed watching this video. Especially the music. Thank you,
Thank you!
Thank you for allowing us to live through your experiences!
You are welcome!
I just found you .Nice set up and cool video. Your photogenic creatio. Was amazing 👏 🤩 ❤May God be with along the way in your journey 🙏
Thank you! I appreciate that
I'm a 35-year-old guy interested in the RV lifestyle, but I've never lived in one. My main concern is the quality of RVs, as I want to improve my financial situation, not worsen it with costly repairs.
@@Rafa_vzla Rv’s can be money pits… Scamp’s are very reliable and last a long time if cared for
I'm an over 70 woman with a 2010 Scamp that has full bathroom. When something breaks I just send for a replacement part from their factory. I've replaced water pumps twice. Not many parts to go wrong on Scamps and very easy and cheap to repair!
@monikalenz2559 Thanks for sharing your experience, Do you live in your RV full-time, or do you use it just for recreation? For how long have you had it?
@@Rafa_vzla I only go camping a couple of times a year because I have a husband and dogs to take care of. If you live full time in a trailer you should consider a fiberglass over a sticks and aluminum one. The Scamps and similar fiberglass trailers hold up much better, have almost no leaks and are aerodynamic. I've pulled mine through 70mph winds and never had a problem. Good luck, hope you get to live the dream!
Oh, and you asked how long I've had it. Over 4 years, since before Covid. I've put over 4K miles on it with two long trips and many short ones. Have gone through 2 batteries but only because I ran them down too much. Planning to get a solar array to supplement the onboard battery. The fridge draws a lot but it's a 3-way so running it on propane helps save battery when parked. Check out the Scamp 16' for fulltime living.
Very nice set up you have there. Continued safe travels....
I appreciate that!
Correction!! Peter Santenello... is the guy that interviewed Bob Davis.. and US wise from Canada, is an awesome V-blogger as JeepScamp! .... (Kurt Caz is another travel guy from South Africa, and a minimalistic international travel blogger)
My bad....
The secure lightweight fiberglass Scamp trailers are great. I dream about getting a small hybrid Maverick truck and one of these in a couple years.
But camping next to a highway with Amazon trucks going by is not peaceful.
Wow that's such a beautiful place you're at with the mountains unbelievable
Great video! Music was perfect. I love a Scamp, but at 6’5”, it’s not comfortable. Enjoy your journey!
Thank you! Better to be shorter for the RV life for sure
Hi, Fred, they make cargo trailers that are 7'tall.
Great video really nice setup
Thanks
Thank you! Appreciate that
Such a great story. I look forward to another; very well done, congrats.
Thank you!
Freedom’s just another word for nothing left to lose…living my dream…looking forward to buying my Scamp! First time viewing your channel-very compelling and relaxing.
@@miriammigliacci9427 well said! Good luck
Several years back I did what you doing now.
Solvang to Silver City.
Great place to start further exploration of the Southwest from.
Great climate also at 6,000 ft elevation.
Hope your move is a satisfying as mine has been.
Richard
I appreciate that Richard! First time in the Southwest, neat area
Beautiful video. Totally enjoyed your journey. New subscriber here. Much success to you!
Thank you! Welcome aboard
Everything on your channel is top notch thank you 👍👍
I appreciate that!
Into the wild is one of my favorite films and I’m not sure if it was intentional or if you’ve ever even seen the movie, but I definitely get a Chris Mccandless vibe from your videography and purposeful setup cinematic shots like opening the door to the scenic view or the shots of yourself sitting on the chair outside the door.
Excellent work and I can appreciate the setup work and editing you’ve put into this to put out such a quality video.
Subscribed and will be watching for more to come.
Thank you! I appreciate the feedback.
“Into the Wild”: Great film, one of my all time favorites as well. Sean Penn was the perfect director for that. Not intentional, but my work is certainly influenced by that film!
Great video. It will be fun to watch your journey and I hope you love Mexico!
Thank you. I'm sure I will enjoy it
Just found you and am very impressed with the mood and amazing quality of your video. I subscribed and look forward to Part 2. Safe and happy travels.
Definitely going for a certain mood! Thank you
I love this. Thank you for this and the inspiration. Gives me confidence I’m about to do the right thing.❤
You are welcome. Good luck with whatever your plans are!
@@JeepScamp thank you 🙏🏽
I love silent movies... through your skilful cinematography and video editing you coveyed your story to the audience, on this first episode of your road trip. Cheers. Safe Travels
That’s what I like as well. Thank you!
Like the creative style of the vid.
Thank you!
If you can make the opportunity try and get up to Chaco Canyon National Park. Tour the old 1200ad ruins. It’s a trip.
@@nevrstopdrivin I like the sound of that. Thanks!
My grandparents live in Silver City. Nice and quiet town.
Neat… I like it already
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Very nice video.
Thank you!
Subscribed to this channel, love these videos!
Awesome. Thanks for watching!
Nice jeep bro and Rv Trailer
Thank you!
From Philippines
Just found your channel and love it. Keep safe. Sending love and best wishes from Jamaica.
I appreciate that! Thank you
Hey, I've been there. Love your cute jeep and trailer 😊. I'm jealous!! Have fun and be safe ok?
Awesome. Thank you!
Wonderful! I spent the "covid years" exploring and camping all over the Land of Enchanment! Met a cousin in the Gila that I didn't even know I had! Going back on a semi permanent basis soon! Looking at living options... your video is making me "home sick" though I live 2000 miles away on the east coast! Loved Silver City too.
@@DesertHeat12 very cool. I’m glad these videos are hitting home for you!
@@JeepScamp they are! I almost started packing! Lol
A beautiful movie.
@@wwelc01 thank you
I’m overwhelmed with various emotions as I watch your video productions. Only seen two so far but I’ll stick around for more. Greetings from Pennsylvania…
Lovely to hear! Where in PA?
@@JeepScampWest Chester in SE PA…
@@glennmorrell4907 I went to West Chester University
Small world I guess. How’d you find your way to the left coast?
Beautiful video but I'd love to hear what you have to say. Afterall who wouldn't want to RV in a jeep with a tiny camper. Love it!
Thank you. Possibly in the future
New subscriber. Love it so far!
Thank you! Welcome
Nice desert & coffee video
@@jezzie1965 thank you!
Just subscribed to your channel after watching the first video I had seen if yours. Beautiful photography, love the quiet musical accompaniment. Best of success, I think you will do well.
Thank you! More to come soon
Well done!
Thank you!!
Nice! Nice job with the videography. New sub👍
Awesome. Thank you!
You put a lot of effort into this. Good job! Nice cozy rig
@@mimitravels710 I did. Thank you!
Very good videos. Today I discovered your channel. Our channels are very similar. I congratulate you. I send you a big hug from Argentine Patagonia.
Thank you! I will check yours out!
Good life 😊
Brother, great work with this video..new sub and I’ve been to many, many RUclips sites and your site ROCKS 💯%…PEACE ☮️ to You 👍👍
Wow, I appreciate that. Thank you
Homeless, on the side of a dirt road. Pure bliss.
Well said Matt
Great video. I just bought a Jeep wrangler Willy's & now want to get a scamper just for camping. As a female I don't feel safe living like that full time. But what a cool life!👍
Thank you! I have never had any security issues, but I do understand. Scamp is the way to go
Enjoyed this so much. Subscribed and looking forward to more.
Awesome, thanks for following along!
Beware of
The
Land of Entrapment 😮
I should get out now!
@@JeepScamp
Pretty smart man 😎👍
Cool Rig👍
Thank you!
Fantastic videos-- I hope you continue!!
Thank you. I hope so too!
Love your videos photography is great. I’m intrigued with your equipment. I’m 73 semi retired but getting ready to pull trigger. I would love a list of the mod you did to your jeep. I have a forerunner and I’ve had an extension already almost there looking at a trailerand that you did have a list of the things you did to make your journey or comfortable thanks again for the great bids on RUclips exceptional photography. Keep up the good work.
Thanks for the feedback! I’ve been asked for a list of mods a few times, I will put a list on my youtube page as soon as possible!
Nice video, new subscriber and a fellow camper from Delaware.
@@davewilson8308 thanks, welcome. I spent a lot of time in Dewey Beach, DE. Great place
Just found your Channel or should say your Channel found me so I Subbed up Because of New Mexico 😅 I live there
Happy For You Happy Travels 👍🙏😊
What a place to live! Thank you
I have a jeep patriot and want a rubicon or wrangler so badly. I would love to have a little RV. Right now I just have a canvas tent
Hopefully in the future for you!
@@JeepScamp thank you I’m trying to speak it into existence. Your video saying no drama is one of the main reasons. I have no family and moved all my life. I’m pretty free. But working in an office with multiple women has been filled with drama and so depressing I want out. Thank you.
@ I get it, I work in healthcare. RV life in nature is the best way to decompress in my experience. Good luck!
Tell me you are eating food in between the coffee! I love seeing the changes in landscape. Much different than Florida. I enjoy your vlogs. Very peaceful. Safe travels.
Lol yes. Maybe I’ll slide some cooking scenes in the next video for reassurance! Much different than Florida for sure
Loved your video! Beautiful scenery!
Thank you!
Love the loon call at the end, but I don't think you'll hear them in the desert. They have to stay in or near water as they can not walk and need to take off from water.
@@Jerry-bg6mn good ears!
I just saw your plate you're from Pennsylvania that's where I was born and raised till I moved to Florida in 97 I'm ready to get out of Florida it's getting too crazy
Florida is too crazy and flat
So Cool !
Thank you!
I'm going to retire like this.. even though in the house I spend most of my time in the backyard underneath my patio so I might as well just live outside. At my house I put my TV outside my stereo I pretty much live in the backyard.. something to try for your Jeep I had the same exact Jeep same setup rims and everything. Would the black Jeep get the black and white zebra stripe seat covers they look so cool when the top is down and you have the little Bimini top on. You can find them at most outdoor swap meets
I felt the same way just wanting to be outside all the time. Full time camping fills that void. I’ll have to check out the seat covers! Good luck with retirement
Dude, I love your set up just a little FYI, though be careful coming out of your scamp and stepping on the ground with no shoes on or your sandals on check for a rattlesnakes… hello from New Hampshire!!
Great tip! I certainly am too relaxed with bare feet in the southwest
First time see your video. Hello from Puerto Rico friends
Welcome!
Slick Set up!
Thank you!
Hey Brother I just bought the 2024 13 ft Scamp like you have and looking into traveling the country as well call Rick Mann yep I'm part of the family now love seeing what you do your Innovations how you got it set up gives me ideas to do you have electronic brakes hook up to your Jeep
Hi Mark. Yep electronic brakes came with trailer! Works through the 7 way plug
PPS the Bob Davis Podcast is something he started pre-covid, and went Nomad, (America style!... not like in Siberia.. or third world of course!). Basically bought an ambulance, and cleaned it well, and a few mods, but did not pimp it out. and been 4 years on the road living... sold the house and got rid of the non important stuff.. lot. lived in my backyard.. St Paul, MN. Kurt Can... spelling.. ( he has awesome watches.. dealing with community, travel, and Immigration issues/ political ... so he covers allot as a cool Canadian guy should! ). .... as my age can fill a dumpster or two but live frugally.. and have a 07 tacoma that just turned 100k, so another 1-150 K I can get out of it! stick, single cab, w 2.7 L 4 cylinder.. the best small engine.. with ability to sleep in rear..
Well a great start you have, and you will grow.. seek some public initiatives.. set some show goals.. social stuff and bump into these other guys both there.. n you should do excellent!
Some day myself for getting out there!
Cheers! Ric
Welcome to New Mexico.
Thank you!
First time seeing your Channel. Good Stuff. I like your Pace. Have a similar set up. But I have a Toyota Truck, hauling a 16 ft to the ball hitch(trailer less than 14ft) Trailer. And I love it. Just starting out also.(2 yrs retired) Always interested in New Places I've never been to. Will Subscibe and check out your future Adventures's. Be Safe Mr. JeepScamp.
Thank you… Enjoy your set up and retirement!
Love the Video great editing. Question on your rear shocks, what make and model are those air shocks?
Are you asking about the red airbags?
@@JeepScamp yes
, Silver City ?? < --- Fonda's line on the show , " The Deputy " w/ Allen Lad .
I came across your videos and really enjoy them. You do very good work! Can you share what equipment you use? Enjoy your journey on the road. I’ll continue to watch and live vicariously through your videos. Safe travels!
Thank you! Welcome to the channel. I’ve gotten that question a few times… I will have to post a list of what equipment I use on my profile.
Another great video. I would love some commentary at some point that would give your journey more context; perhaps in voiceover.
Do you find towing a basecamp and exploring with the Jeep preferable to a single-vehicle setup like a truck camper? I'm hitting the road next year and still undecided between the two options.
I'm traveling with a Ford F350 with slide in camper. The truck is a new base model 4x4. The slide in camper is a 25 yr old S and S. I pull a 16ft enclosed trailer with my quad, dual sport and mountain bike. Sometimes I have my inflatable boat with me. I like my setup. This guy's set up is very cool no doubt but I prefer the diversity of mine. I just did a 2 month trip to Alaska. Incredible. I averaged 11 mpg. Lots of choices out there
Perhaps voiceover in the future… debating!
I stay for at least a few months wherever i travel, so a set home base is a must for me. Still gives me a sense of home to come back to. But if you are moving everyday, a truck camper may be the best bet. I’m sure there are some real neat truck campers out there
@@JeepScamp thanks for that input. I feel like I'm leaning heavily in the same direction.
Very nice set up
Thank you!
Love your videos. How long did you stay in Grass Valley CA before leaving for New Mexico? Love your rig, maybe a tour of it someday? Thanks for sharing & effort in putting out these nice videos.
Thank you. Grass valley for 6 months. Will be in NM for 3 months. Maybe a tour soon!
Wow, i envy you, freedom is most precious when one does not have it. Curious tho, is the Grass Valley campground a paid one? How much? Appreciate your reply.
@@keysonthego3663 grass valley spot was a private property I found through “The Dyrt” camping app. Just a small price per night, a great find. More and more people are renting out there property to RV travelers
Love it man! Just subscribed.
Thank you!