Camping With Steve
My name is Steve Wallis and I’m a YouTuber. My YouTube channel is called Camping With Steve where I upload videos of myself going on various camping adventures. I’m usually up to something strange and hopefully interesting to other people that also have a passion for the outdoors. No fancy animated intros or distracting music, I prefer to keep things simple, fun, straightforward, and informative. I hope you enjoy the videos!
Thank you for taking the time to visit my website. Here you’ll find more information about myself, the channel, camping gear, merch, recipes and more. Cheers 🍻
–Steve
YouTube.com/@CampingWithSteve
DONATIONS
Donations are very much appreciated but absolutely never expected nor required. Anything donated goes towards the Step 2 beer fund and other costs associated with making videos. I share a list of everyone that has donated, in my YouTube videos (unless you would prefer to be anonymous). If you would like to add a special message to be included with the video mention, please send it with the donation. Thank you!
CAMPING GEAR
People often ask me about the camping gear I use in my videos. What it’s called, where to buy it, etc. I’ve listed a few items below that I use regularly, in videos or just while out camping. Generally I get my gear from Amazon or Canadian Tire (a store in Canada that sells automotive products, housewares, hardware, sports gear, etc). Below are some of the items I use often.
Important: I don’t do sponsorships. I get asked all the time but I have no interest in doing that. I’m no ambassador or spokesperson for anyone or anything. What you see is what you get!
TETON BackpacKS
I’ve been using TETON backpacks for years and they’ve always held up really well, especially in rain. They’re fairly large and well made. I use a TETON 55L Scout backpack but they have a large variety of backpacks available. TETON Sports makes other camping gear too but I’ve mainly just used their backpacks.
MR HEATER BIG BUDDY
Some of my winter videos would not have been possible without the Mr. Heater Big Buddy propane heater. They’re really warm, efficient, sturdy, and they come with a low-oxygen safety shut off – which is important if you’re using it in small spaces, such as the inside of a van. Highly rated and reasonably priced. Absolute life saver.
HENNESSY HAMMOCK
My preferred method of sleeping quarters, especially under bridges! Hammocks are comfortable, they keep you off the ground, and you can rig them up in locations where a typical sleeping pad won’t work. They do have a bit of a learning curve to get in or out of, but the payoff is worth it. If you have mobility issues, they may be a little difficult to use.
COLEMAN STOVE
Coleman makes a great basic 2 burner propane camping stove. They’re affordable, easy to use, easy to clean and no problem to pack away or transport. They’re well built and can withstand being knocked over (ask me how I know).
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