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Anonymous09/07/26, 18:50No.34901133Needing a chillout spot
So all my frens and I are in our late twenties. Most of us are broke and we're still in our hometown still after high school. Anyways while some of us have an apartment or house to rent. A few of us live at home due to lack of roommate opportunities and early stages of dating. We don't go to clubs or bars really, we all seem to enjoy going out to the woods to drink, smoke, and or have a fire. Most of us have trucks with decent capability. But I've floated the idea of building an outpost or chill bushcraft kind of spot. What all would you setup at the spot?
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Anon09/07/26, 18:58No.34901159
Targets for shooting
Firepit for good contained burns
Good place to shit with a nice view
Telescope
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Anon09/07/26, 19:00No.34901166
obviously a campfire ring and tools to cook. chairs.
id bring in some activities: cornhole, horse shoes. they sound gay but its a great way to carry on a conversation with something else to do. also used to bring a projector. As long as you have the right material or wall you can project off it
a shed or something to store the items wouldnt hurt either. or just try to build a cabin there with them.
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Anon09/07/26, 19:06No.34901187
tiki torches for the bugs and marching back into town
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Anon09/08/26, 12:18No.34903205
Bump
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Anon09/08/26, 12:24No.34903208
>Plan it out and build everything right the first time. It’ll be more satisfying and also it would become a shitty chore to be constantly repairing everything
>choose the land very carefully. You don’t want to get bothered or have your hard work torn down on a Friday afternoon an hour before you guys had plans
>build it so everything is easy to clean. You’re a bunch of dudes so don’t have areas for trash or other shit to pile up. You don’t want to look like a homeless camp
>bug control like others have said
>you could set up little projects out there like building toad habitats or using beetle traps to try to find rare beetles for your area so designate some more space in the area than your main perimeter for future ideas
>something very simple but well built will be better over time than something complicated but imperfect
>try to avoid the use of tarps because that’s exactly the thing that makes you immediately look like a homeless camp
A couple friends and I did something very similar in our early 20s. I guess let me know if you have more specific concerns lol