In this video, I head down to Little Manatee River State Park (just south of Tampa) to see if Audrey and I can survive a Florida camping trip in legit below-freezing temps. We were originally booked at a tent-only site with no electric, but once I remembered Hillsborough County was under a burn ban, I switched plans and grabbed a site with electricity—only problem was it meant we could only stay one night. Between the wind, the cold, and the burn-ban rules, this trip turned into a “make it work” kind of campout real quick. I show you our bare-minimum setup, the campsite (including an active gopher tortoise burrow right in our spot), and how we handled cooking when it’s too cold for butane/propane to act right. We cooked pork chops over the fire so we could legally have a fire going, then woke up to 32–33° with frost on everything—tent, chairs, cups, even the awning. I also do a bathhouse check, talk about the heated sleeping bag pad I tested, and share a few of my favorite cold-camping comforts like my portable TV (old westerns on Grit TV) and a Cajun loaded tea when coffee plans fall apart.