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How to Live in Your Car in New Zealand
It seems like there are tons of articles out there about van dwelling or #vanlife, but what about living out of a car that’s not outfitted with a bed? Emmett and I did exactly that in New Zealand for a little over a month – two and a half weeks at the end of summer, and two and a half weeks in early Winter. Our trusty station wagon, Poot Poot, not only got us around but also helped us save on accommodation by a lot. Because we decided to sleep in the back of the wagon last winter, we were able to afford unforgettable expensive excursions like heli-hiking on a glacier and cruising Doubtful Sound
1. Download These Two Apps
There are a couple of apps that are INCREDIBLY helpful if you’re living out of your car and free camping in New Zealand. They will tell you not only where to park without getting fined but most importantly the nearest toilets and showers. Yes, exactly. Every car-dweller’s biggest concern. And if it’s not, it should be. Don’t be one of those bozos who poops in a bag and leaves it in the parking lot where you illegally spent the night. Or even worse, loose on a hiking trail nearby.
A. Campermate
Campermate (click link to download) is a really helpful GPS-based app that details everything from toilets & showers to free Wi-Fi access to drinking water sources to camping spots to grocery stores. I liked to use it to find showers & toilets or Wi-Fi nearby but it was not the best source for free camping sites. That honor belongs to…
B. WikiCamps NZ
WikiCamps was without a doubt, hands down the best source for finding free campsites nearby. It is also GPS-based and we used it a handful of times on both the North and South Islands to figure out where to spend the night without getting fined. Best of all, we usually were able to find free camp sites that also had toilets! Those are basically the holy grail of car camping in NZ. I cannot recommend this app more. One of it’s best features is user-submitted reviews and photos. Sometimes a free camp site is taken away at a moment’s notice, so it’s good to check recent reviews to find out if you can still stay there overnight.
2. Prepare to Really “Rough It.”
Here’s a fun anecdotal example of what I mean by “roughing it.” When Emmett and I first moved to Motueka, we lived in our car for two and a half weeks while job hunting. We spent our free time hanging out at the park near the Saltwater Baths. Not only was it a scenic seaside park but there were free toilet facilities, a big sink basin, and a free public shower. Yeah, that’s right: just one free public shower. You know when you go to the beach and there’s a shower to wash yourself off after swimming? That’s the way it was at the Saltwater Baths. It was out in the open, literally in sight of the parking lot. You turned it on by putting your foot down on a pedal, so the COLD water wasn’t even a continuous flow. (Although eventually, another like-minded cheapo like us found a big rock that you could roll onto the pedal when you needed to shower). So: to shower, I just stripped down to my underwear and showered in the sea breeze while locals walked their dogs past or other campers washed their dishes in the adjacent sink basin. It was pretty humbling to try and get fully clean out in public without exposing myself. Not only that, but I became a master at speed showering to avoid the slight embarrassment of it all.
This view was just around the corner from the public shower.
3. Stock Up on Supplies
These are some items that we had when living in our station wagon that made life WAY easier:
1. Sun visors.
These are great for three reasons: (1) keeping your car cool during the day, (2) privacy when you’re in there sleeping, and (3) keeping the car insulated during chilly nights. Put one in the front window and one in the back.
2. Curtains
Like the sun visors, curtains are great for regulating temperature but most importantly to me, for privacy from people outside. Taking a nap on a side street in the middle of the day? Close those curtains and you don’t have to worry about anyone seeing you drool! How to do curtains in a station wagon? We bought some old flannel fabric from a secondhand shop, cut holes in it along the top and strung it through camp cord which we attached from the visor in the front seat to the plastic seatbelt holder in the back… You might kind of see what I mean in a picture later in this post.
3. Window squeegee
Something that I learned pretty quickly about car sleeping: all of your breath collects in the car and causes condensation on the windows. If you wake up and want to drive somewhere ASAP (aka a public toilet), you first have to squeegee all that condensation off of at least the front windshield. Make sure you have a towel or something else on hand because you’re going to need to squeegee that water onto something other than your dashboard.
4. Food that’s easy to keep un-refrigerated
If you don’t have a portable gas stove (we did not), sandwiches will be your best friend. Eat up that peanut butter, or have some avocado, greens, & onion. You can have plenty of fruits and veggies while living in your car, just don’t keep them too long. When we were really desperate to fill up quick for dinner, we had room temp instant mashed potatoes using water and potato “flakes.” (I know, right? How gourmet can you get?) Carrots and hummus were our favorite go-to snack. Salsa and corn chips is great too. For breakfast, we bought individual boxes of shelf milk to go with our cereal. Another budget-friendly option for when you get tired of all that room-temp food: buy something from the prepared food warmer at Countdown or New World.
Car living dinner in Picton, NZ: bread + oil, & salted avocado. Not exactly healthy but definitely tasty.
5. A container for your mobile kitchen
You need to have containers for everything in your car or it WILL be like an explosion of junk every time you open it. A kitchen box is the number one thing to have. Reign in any camp mugs, plates, utensils, spices, and – of course – actual food. (If you didn’t come to NZ with any camp meal kits/utensil sets: go to a secondhand shop and buy one mug, bowl, plate, fork, knife & spoon to keep). Something we didn’t have but that you might want: a gas powered camp stove/cooker. Perfect for heating up a good old can of Wattie’s spaghetti.
6. A sleeping bag (or two) – one to sleep on top of for padding, one to sleep in.
At a minimum, this is what you need to feel comfortable. We did it with only one sleeping bag for a while and the back pain was too real.
Emmett looking startled in the back of the car first thing in the morning. Note our DIY curtains and the big purple sleeping bag.
7. Baby Wipes
Even with the help of Campermate, you never know when your next shower will be -especially if you’re in a new place every night. You’ll probably want to invest in a big pack of baby wipes just in case you have to go a while without showering. Gotta get clean(ish) somehow.
8. A lantern.
When it’s dark but you don’t want to sleep but you do want to stay away from sandflies – you retreat into your car with a book or a downloaded movie. For the book, or anything else you want to see, you are definitely going to need a lantern. Flashlights will do but it’s definitely easier to set up a light that’s hands-free. We have this awesome lantern from home but just a simple camp lantern should suffice. Don’t kill your car battery by using the overhead light built into the back seat, c’mon!
This little lantern made all the difference at night in the hatchback.
4. Be Ready to Move Your Stuff Around… All of the Time
Time to set up for the night? Ok, cool. Take your kitchen box and your backpacks and whatever else is rolling around back there… and put them in the front seat, artfully arranged to fit in without falling all over the place.
Time to get going to a new place in the morning? Open up your doors, squeegee all condensation, and then move all your junk back into the trunk/backseat all over again. You’ll get used to doing this all the time – rain or shine, broad daylight or at the mercy of a dim flashlight.
5. Get Creative with Your Laundry
If you’re a budget backpacker, you’re probably already familiar with the old “wash your clothes in the bathroom sink and hang them from your bunk” routine. However, you have to get creative when you live in a car. Yeah, you can probably find a sink at some public toilets. But when you’re parking somewhere new every night, where are you going to hang stuff to dry? Well. If you find a sunny park you can be as super not-classy as we were and hang some of your clothes in the branches of a nearby tree for a few hours. Or if it’s raining out, use some camp cord to hang it up in your car (or hang it from your curtain string which was camp cord for us). When it’s winter, you can just shower as infrequently as possible and thus have less laundry by wearing the same outfit every day. Whatever works for you, nasty budget traveler. And I mean that with love because I myself am a nasty budget traveler from time to time.
Gotta dry those undies somehow.
6. Know that Cold Nights are Inevitable
New Zealand weather is alllllll over the place. Super hot days with straight up chilly nights are not unheard of throughout the South Island. And when you’re at higher altitudes? It’s going to be cold at night without a doubt. The best way to keep yourself from being miserably cold while sleeping is to essentially build yourself a clothes/blanket/sleeping bag nest. Here’s how:
+ I was not kidding about that sleeping bag. I recommend having both a sleeping bag and a liner. If you do sleep somewhere warm, the liner will be enough. If you sleep somewhere cold, the liner inside the sleeping bag will be perfect.
+ Stuff your jackets/sweaters/clothes/backpack down around the gaps in the back doors. Cold air will come in through the gaps. On some really windy nights last winter in NZ, we could feel that wind coming in.
+ Buy an old wool blanket from a thrift shop to sleep on. The trunk of a hatchback in particular is not well insulated or comfortable. Add a big thick wool blanket or two and sleep on top of it for a more comfortable night’s rest.
+ Wear your thermals/long underwear to sleep in. If it’s really really cold, wear a knit hat too.
It was hella cold and windy at our free camp site outside of Cromwell, NZ. Note those snowy peaks in the background.
7. Make Sure You’re Not Parking Somewhere Illegal
Use Wikicamps for more information, or ask any locals/campers nearby if the place is ok to sleep at overnight. Never ever tempt fate by parking somewhere that already has a “no overnight parking” sign nearby. That’s really just asking to be fined $200. Make sure you check before you spend the night – sometimes these signs aren’t always in a very visible place.
Don’t do it!!!
See Also: Exploring Port Vila Market
8. But If You Are Going to Camp Illegally…
….Use discretion and be respectful. Again, don’t poop on the loose or leave garbage everywhere. Pick up after yourself and keep a low profile. Park somewhere after dark and leave before sunrise, it’s one of the only ways to avoid notice. Even then, it’s not foolproof. Just remember that you can be fined $200 NZD for your illegal parking.
Alrighty then, I hope you leave this article feeling a little more prepared for all of the dirty down-lows on camping out of your car in New Zealand. Would you ever try it?
Also as always, feel free to leave any questions or comments you might have in the comments below. I’ll do my best to get back to you ASAP.
I hope that you enjoy car camping as much as we did!
The world is changing, and so are the ways we explore it. Enter the solo female travel movement—a bold declaration of independence, adventure, and self-discovery. CreativeCultureTribe the Rise of Solo Female Travel – Women everywhere are packing their bags and embarking on journeys that not only lead to breathtaking destinations but also foster personal growth and empowerment. With every passport stamp earned alone, there’s a story waiting to unfold.
Gone are the days when traveling solo was seen as unusual or daunting for women. Instead, it’s becoming a vibrant trend that’s reshaping how we view exploration. The rise of platforms like CreativeCultureTribe highlights this shift, celebrating women who dare to venture out into the unknown on their terms. As more women take charge of their travel experiences, they’re discovering freedom in solitude and strength in self-reliance.
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Statistics and Growth of Solo Female Travel
The solo female travel movement is surging. Recent statistics reveal that women now make up 56% of solo travelers worldwide. This shift highlights a growing sense of independence and adventure among women.
In the past decade, bookings for female-only tours have increased by nearly 50%. Destinations are adapting to this trend, offering tailored experiences that cater specifically to solo females.
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This rise isn’t just about exploring new places; it’s also about empowerment. More women are choosing to step outside their comfort zones, embracing freedom and self-discovery through travel.
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Benefits of Solo Female Travel
Solo female travel offers unparalleled freedom. Women can choose their destinations, create flexible itineraries, and indulge in activities that spark joy without compromise.
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Additionally, solo travel nurtures independence. Navigating new environments builds confidence and resilience. Overcoming challenges alone cultivates a sense of empowerment that can ripple into other life areas.
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There’s an unmatched tranquility found in solitude while exploring breathtaking landscapes or enjoying quiet moments in bustling cities. This peace becomes a precious part of the adventure, allowing women to reflect and recharge amidst exploration.
Safety Concerns and How to Address Them
Safety is a vital consideration for any solo traveler, especially women. Understanding potential risks can empower you to make informed decisions.
Research your destination before traveling. Know the local customs and laws. Familiarize yourself with areas known for their safety and those that aren’t as secure.
Keep important documents and valuables close. Use a money belt or hidden pouch to hold your passport, cash, and cards safely.
Stay connected with someone back home. Share your itinerary and check in regularly. This simple act can add an extra layer of security.
Trust your instincts at all times. If something feels off, don’t hesitate to leave the situation or seek help from locals or fellow travelers.
Join online communities like CreativeCultureTribe, where women share tips on navigating new environments safely while encouraging each other in their adventures.
Inspiring Stories of Women Who Have Traveled Solo
CreativeCultureTribe the Rise of Solo Female Travel, often find themselves in transformative experiences that reshape their perspectives. Take Sarah, who trekked through the lush landscapes of New Zealand. Alone but far from lonely, she discovered a newfound sense of confidence while navigating unfamiliar trails.
Then there’s Maria, who set off on an adventure across Southeast Asia. She immersed herself in local cultures and made lasting friendships with fellow travelers along the way. Each city brought new lessons and unforgettable memories.
Another inspiring tale is that of Aisha, who traveled to Morocco’s vibrant markets solo. She embraced every moment—from bargaining for spices to sipping mint tea with locals—showing us how empowering it can be to step outside your comfort zone.
These stories remind us that solo travel isn’t just about seeing new places; it’s about personal growth and self-discovery as well—a true celebration of resilience and independence among women everywhere.
Tips for Planning a Solo Trip
Planning a solo trip can be thrilling and daunting. Start by choosing your destination carefully. Research places that resonate with you and fit your comfort level.
Create a flexible itinerary. Outline major attractions while leaving room for spontaneity. This way, you can explore unexpected gems along the way.
Budget wisely. Factor in accommodation, meals, activities, and transportation costs to avoid surprises later on.
Don’t forget about packing essentials! Choose versatile clothing items and remember to include safety gear like a whistle or personal alarm.
Connect with other travelers through social media or local meetups before your journey begins. Building connections can enhance your experience immensely.
Keep important documents organized—save digital copies of passports and itineraries on cloud storage for easy access during emergencies!
Joining the CreativeCultureTribe Community for Support and Resources
Joining the CreativeCultureTribe community opens up a world of support and resources tailored to solo female travelers. Here, like-minded adventurers come together to share experiences, tips, and inspiration.
Network with women who have walked similar paths. Engage in discussions that empower you to step out of your comfort zone. The camaraderie found within this vibrant community is both uplifting and motivating.
Access exclusive content designed for every stage of your journey. From packing hacks to destination guides, you’ll find everything you need at your fingertips.
Participate in workshops that focus on travel safety or cultural immersion. This collaborative learning environment helps build confidence as you prepare for new adventures.
By joining CreativeCultureTribe, you’re not just becoming part of a group; you’re gaining lifelong friends who inspire each other to explore the world boldly and fearlessly.
Conclusion: Embracing the Bold Rise of Solo Female Travel
CreativeCultureTribe the Rise of Solo Female Travel marks a transformative shift in how women engage with the world. It’s not just about adventure; it’s about empowerment and self-discovery. As more women take to the skies, roads, and trails alone, they’re crafting their narratives filled with courage and curiosity.
Joining communities like CreativeCultureTribe can amplify this experience. The support from fellow travelers fosters connections that enrich journeys beyond measure. Each story shared within this tribe adds another layer to the collective experience of female travelers everywhere.
Solo travel isn’t merely an option anymore—it’s becoming a celebrated choice for many women seeking freedom and exploration on their terms. By embracing these adventures, you become part of a larger movement celebrating independence and resilience.
So pack your bags! Whether you’re dreaming of serene beaches or bustling city streets, each trip is an opportunity waiting to unfold. Step into the world solo, share your journey, and inspire others along the way as we continue to witness this bold rise together.
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The Benefits of Luxury Travel
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How to Book a Luxury Vacation with Westgate Cruise and Travel
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Tips for Saving Money on Luxury Travel
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Conclusion
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Sloppy Joes are one of those fun, tasty meals that everyone loves. They’re messy, juicy, and full of flavor. Whether you’re making them for a family dinner or a weekend lunch, they always bring smiles to the table. But did you know you can make Sloppy Joes even better with a few simple tricks? Let’s talk about how to make them super tasty and what to serve on the side to make the whole meal complete.
What Makes Sloppy Joes So Good?
Sloppy Joes are made with ground beef, a rich tomato-based sauce, and soft sandwich buns. What makes them really special is the mix of sweet, tangy, and savory flavors. The key is in the sauce. If your sauce is too runny or too bland, your Sloppy Joes won’t be as great as they could be.
To boost flavor, try cooking the meat slowly and adding ingredients like chopped onions, garlic, ketchup, mustard, and a bit of brown sugar. A splash of vinegar or Worcestershire sauce also gives it that extra kick. These little touches bring out big flavor!
Choosing the Right Bread
The bun you use matters more than you think. A soft hamburger bun is a classic choice, but you can try brioche buns, slider rolls, or even toasted bread for something different. Just make sure it’s sturdy enough to hold all that saucy goodness without falling apart. A toasted bun can also help keep things from getting too soggy.
Add Tasty Toppings
If you want to make your Sloppy Joes extra special, add some fun toppings! Shredded cheese, pickles, or sliced jalapeños can bring new flavors and textures to your sandwich. You can also mix in veggies like bell peppers or mushrooms while cooking the meat for more flavor and a little crunch.
Cook It Low and Slow
One great way to make your Sloppy Joes taste better is to cook the meat slowly on medium heat. This helps the flavors mix together well and makes the sauce thicker. Let it simmer for at least 15–20 minutes after you add the sauce ingredients. It’s worth the wait!
What to Serve on the Side
Now that your Sloppy Joes are full of flavor, let’s talk about what to eat with them. A good side dish can turn your meal into something special. There are lots of side dish ideas for Sloppy Joes that are easy and tasty.
You could try classic sides like French fries or potato chips. If you want something healthier, coleslaw or a simple salad works great. Baked beans, roasted veggies, or corn on the cob are also great choices. For a fun twist, try serving them with mac and cheese or sweet potato fries!
Mix and match to keep things interesting and fit your taste or the season. For example, in summer, a fresh cucumber salad might be just right, while in winter, a warm bowl of soup could be perfect.
Leftovers? No Problem!
Sloppy Joe filling makes great leftovers. Store it in the fridge for up to three days, or freeze it for later. You can reheat it and use it in other ways, too, like stuffed into a baked potato or served over rice. It’s a smart way to enjoy the tasty mix without wasting food.
Final Thoughts
Making delicious Sloppy Joes doesn’t have to be hard. With a few simple tips, like cooking low and slow, using the right buns, and adding flavorful toppings, you can turn a basic sandwich into something amazing. And when you pair it with the right side dish ideas for Sloppy Joes, your meal goes from good to unforgettable.
So the next time you’re craving something comforting and fun, remember these tips and enjoy every bite. Sloppy Joes are meant to be messy, flavorful, and totally satisfying.
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