Campfire by the River at Night Ambience | 8 Hours Crackling Fire, Crickets, Ambient Nature Sounds

🦉📖 . . . It was a long day of backpacking, but you finally made it to your campsite: a tree-sheltered clearing set just back from an icy cold mountain river. Douglas fir trees tower over your head; beneath them, vine maples and huckleberry bushes glimmer brilliantly green in the setting sun. You set up your tent on a fragrant bed of pine needles with the last of the fading light, and now you're ready to relax. You head down to the river rocks to build a campfire. In the absence of human sound, you are acutely attuned to the noises of the forest around you transitioning into night: the quieting of certain birds and bugs, the rustling to life of others. The sound of the moving water, though, remains meditatively constant. Your campfire is perfect, and its crackling harmonizes with the splash and rush of the river. You feel small and safe beside this glowing speck of light in the peaceful darkness. . . Thanks for reading my story! Do you enjoy this type of ambience video? If so please take a minute to write a comment (a campfire story??) and don't forget to hit the like button. And lastly, I release 2 videos a week (Sunday and Wednesday) so subscribe to follow along! Stay kind, calm and safe out there -- ❤️🦉 P.S. I do accept / tips. I put a lot of time and love and into making the best relaxation videos I can. Please consider donating to help me continue. *Donation link*: 👉 paypal.me/calmedbynature

hey, you. whoever’s reading this, this is your sign. everything’s gonna be okay. you did not come this far to give up. I believe in you

My favorite type of firewood. A pile that burns for 8 hours.

Hey man, thanks for this. I've been going through a lot and needed something to imagine myself with my comfort character and this really helped <33. Rest well everyone.

My last campfire was proceeded by 40 minutes of coaxing my fire to catch with insufficient kindling. Seriously, thanks. We all need some mellowness (and perhaps some marshmellow-ness) now.

The sound of fire has always relaxed me. Crickets are also my favourite sound of summer nights.

Took a nap to this with my dog. It was great.

Thank you for creating comfort during this stressful time. I'm so grateful to have found these videos ❤

You did such an amazing job with this that out of all of the "campfires" different channels have uploaded, I keep coming back to this one. The river is softly flowing in the background, not at all taking away from the sound of the crackling fire and the crickets. Beautifully executed. Thank you.

This is my focus and get my work done white noise go to. Thank you for not adding bird calls!!

The sound of a calm river stream and and the sound of a crackling fire always calming, change my mind.

This one is the best video yet and it’s a good thing i can enjoy it for 8 hours i feel so good every night when i play this video 😴

I love your storytelling. Thank you for taking us along on this experience. So fun. :)

My current book “The Greatest Mountain Men Stories Ever Told” is really fascinating, and listening to this and reading the book it almost throws you back in time. Thanks for this ✌️

🌺Such a mesmerizing scene. Love the slow pull out from the fire and the great night time sounds. Many thanks for this soothing vid. -Henry

I was going to go to bed. And This video just came up on my phone. I'm so lucky. Thank u. I can fall asleep now....

This is really picturesque perfect. Very calming 😊

I'm here about to get the party started with my kids and stories! Thank you, you guys rock!

ahhh, sounds like where I have my camper parked. love it!

Flash back to a hiking trip I went on with my Boy Scout troop. We went to Uwharrie National Forest and we camped on Dutchman’s creek our last night on trail and I hammock camped with no tarp and no bug net. I had a pillow and a light blanket and nothing more. I remember being right next to the creek and hearing that water running along with the campfire in background going. Then I would look up and it was trees and a beautiful starry night and you could see it all. That’s what this video reminds me of, and happy place. Thank you