Winter car camping!

[.Asain-Skiier]

Also an air mattress if you can fit it.

 

[jon@wh2o]

Sorry for the double post, but having lived in a propane heated tinyhouse, I can tell you when they say propane is wet heat they mean it. Had issues with condensation and stuff doesn't dry nearly as effectively. We got some humidifier pellets and a fan and that really helped, but the straight propane heat creates a sauna like atmosphere. (especially when combined with multiple sweaty ski bums.)

 

[coling]

Its a comfy 80 degrees in my apt right now. I would probly rather die than go sleep in my car

 

[.Jibber20]

Where's the best place to park so you don't get bothered by anyone? There aren't any walmarts or anything at most of the little ski towns in BC and Alberta,so residential the way to go?

Also for drying boots in car, plug these guys in for a bit on your way to and from the hill http://www.amazon.com/DryGuy-TurboDry-Shoe-Dryer-Warmer/dp/B005LZUEJG/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1384622617&sr=8-2&keywords=dryguy

 

[Mama.]

I just sleep in the ski area parking lot. Most places around here are fine with that, you just have to make sure you park in the right spot, and if its nuking, be even more careful.

 

[Byron_tha_gr8]

just found out i won't have a car at all :'((((. There go my dreams of first chair and deep pow day after day.

 

[TRASHY.]

You can camp almost all the way up to marmot, park in that little hiking/cross country ski parking lot.Boot heaters look amazing.

 

[Rusticles]

Don't try the free parkade in banff, pick residential streets out of the way, Louise will let you sleep in the parking lot, you'll also get fantastic parking