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Forest Camping with My Dog & Cat in a Hot Tent ASMR

36 min videoNov 6, 2026Skippable

For below-freezing camping, insulate the tent floor and use a wood stove by day and a kerosene heater overnight.

  • Cover the tent floor with carpet and a mat to reduce cold drafts and make a comfortable sleeping surface.
  • Use a wood stove to warm the tent, then refill the kerosene heater before bed for overnight warmth.
  • Prepare food and a resting spot for visiting animals, and serve breakfast early if a guest may leave.

Mostly a quiet camping diary; it offers little setup or cooking instruction. · Best for: Campers who enjoy cozy winter-camping ambience and pet outings

A below-freezing forest camping trip with a dog and a visiting cat. The camper warms and outfits the tent, shares meals with the animals, cooks chicken hot pot and breakfast porridge, and takes them for a walk.

Set up and warm the tent0:26

  • The trip is in Pyeongchang, where temperatures are expected to fall below freezing.
  • The camper covers the floor with carpet and a mat, then turns on a kerosene heater.

Prepare for the visiting cat10:40

  • A wood stove is lit to warm the tent further.
  • The camper sets out treats, toys, and a scratching house for Sani, the local cat.

Dinner and overnight warmth14:30

  • Ryua and Sani eat before the camper prepares chicken hot pot with vegetables and later adds udon noodles.
  • Before bed, the camper refills the kerosene heater and turns on a heated mat. The overnight low is reported as -5°C.

Morning walk and breakfast27:15

  • The camper serves Sani breakfast early, then takes both animals for a walk in the nearby forest.
  • After the walk, Ryua eats; the camper makes egg porridge with rice, imitation crab, green onion, and eggs.

Step by step

  1. Insulate the tent floor with carpet and a mat.
  2. Use the wood stove to warm the tent while camping, and refill the kerosene heater before sleeping.
  3. Prepare a warm sleeping spot with a heated mat.
  4. If a visiting animal may leave, serve its meal early; take the animals for a walk if appropriate.
  5. Cook meals for yourself and the animals, keeping their food separate.

Tools & resources mentioned

  • Tent
  • Carpet
  • Mat
  • Kerosene heater
  • Wood stove
  • Heated mat
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