In this practical and relaxing winter camping video, we guide you through the full process of taking down an air (inflatable) tent in snowy conditions. Whether you’re a seasoned camper or just starting your cold-weather adventures, learning how to properly remove and pack up an inflatable tent in snow is essential for safety, comfort, and maintaining your gear for future trips.
After spending a peaceful night in the heart of a snow-covered forest, it’s time to break camp. The air is crisp, the snow is soft underfoot, and the silence of the wild surrounds us. As we begin taking down the air tent, each step is carefully filmed and explained with natural sound cues—no voiceover, no music, just the raw, satisfying ASMR of winter camping.
The process begins by clearing away snow from around the base of the tent. This ensures a smooth takedown and prevents frozen fabric or zippers from being damaged. Then, we slowly release the air valves, allowing the structure to deflate evenly while maintaining control over the collapsing walls. Special attention is given to making sure no snow gets trapped inside the tent fabric, which could freeze and cause mold or damage during storage.
Once the tent is fully deflated, we demonstrate how to fold and roll it efficiently—even with thick gloves on and while dealing with frozen ground. We also share tips on how to keep your tent dry, how to pack it for transport in sub-zero temperatures, and how to handle delicate inflation components like air beams and pumps in the cold.
Throughout the video, you’ll hear nothing but the natural ambiance of the snowy forest—wind whistling through the trees, snow crunching under boots, and the gentle sound of fabric moving through the cold air. It’s a relaxing, informative guide that not only shows how to remove an air tent but also brings you into the calm and quiet beauty of winter camping.
Whether you’re preparing for your first inflatable shelter experience or just want to enjoy the meditative pace of outdoor life, this video offers practical advice and peaceful visuals to inspire your next snowy escape.
