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Man goes ‘stealth camping’ at abandoned Fort Carroll in MD
Posted on 7/1/26 at 10:19 pm
Posted on 7/1/26 at 10:19 pm
Discovered a YouTube channel where this guy kayaks around to different places that aren’t supposed to be accessible to the public to ‘stealth camp’ for one night. He even camped in the East River on a tiny manmade island full of birds while surrounded by NYC.
Wes Wherever on YouTube - Fort Carroll
This video has him row out to Fort Carroll in Maryland and apparently it’s the first time a video has been posted to YouTube even showing the interior of the abandoned fort.
It was designed by a young Robert E. Lee in 1847, never completed to its full height due to the outbreak of the Civil War, and was abandoned by 1921 with its lighthouse ceasing operations by 1945.
Fort Carroll on Wikipedia
Wes Wherever on YouTube - Fort Carroll
This video has him row out to Fort Carroll in Maryland and apparently it’s the first time a video has been posted to YouTube even showing the interior of the abandoned fort.
It was designed by a young Robert E. Lee in 1847, never completed to its full height due to the outbreak of the Civil War, and was abandoned by 1921 with its lighthouse ceasing operations by 1945.
Fort Carroll on Wikipedia
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Posted on 7/1/26 at 10:31 pm to Water
He’s actually been on a road trip hitting stealth camp sites all across the west, south and southeast.
He kayaked from Grand Isle and camped overnight at Fort Livingston.
Dude has some balls. He stealth-camped at the abandoned Castle Pinckney in Charleston, SC which is privately owned and has cameras all over the inside.
Youtube Link
He kayaked from Grand Isle and camped overnight at Fort Livingston.
Dude has some balls. He stealth-camped at the abandoned Castle Pinckney in Charleston, SC which is privately owned and has cameras all over the inside.
Youtube Link
This post was edited on 7/1/26 at 10:33 pm
Posted on 7/1/26 at 10:53 pm to DustyDinkleman
I’m watching that video right now!
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