It’s the more unique vehicles like school buses, ambulances, sprinters, or RV-style conversions that will make stealth camping difficult. They are always street parked and nobody looks twice. Sprinters, Ford Transits, & conversion vans are going to be the most practical when it comes to stealth camping. There are a lot of things you can do during and after your vanbuild that will help you blend in and not draw a lot of attention to yourself. Here’s our complete guide to finding those stealth camping spots for yourself.īe sure to save this post for later when you’ll need it!! How to Prep Your Van for Stealth Camping & believe it or not, you can find free van parking in every city in America and on all the rural highways in between. Free, sometimes bordering on illegal, car camping. Whether you call it boondocking, dispersed camping, or stealth camping it all means the same thing. After driving cross-country (many times) we’ve perfected sneaky camping and come up with tons of tips to guarantee you’ll be able to find a free place to park at night. So we, just like many other vanlifers, opt instead for stealth camping. & it sucks even more after you’ve painstakingly sacrificed the time, effort, & money to build your very own DIY conversion van. I don’t endorse any services I don’t personally use or recommend. This just means I may receive a small commission at no extra cost to you for helping them promote their product or service.
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