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Wes Wherever
Subscribers 66.8K
Videos 62
Views 6.8M

Channels Like Wes Wherever

Wes Wherever covers adventures in unexpected places with a focus on stealth and urban camping, including overnight stays and camping on and around abandoned or off-grid locations. The channel presents as vlogs/adventure-style content with long-form videos and high-view footage, averaging around 72.1K views per video and multiple uploads since joining July 31, 2023, with 62 videos and 6.8M total views.

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#1
Steve Wallis

89% relevance

Subscribers 2.1M
Videos 337
Views 359.4M
Appearances 64
SERP 100%
Similarity 82%
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They both attract a large audience around stealth and urban camping themes, sharing high search overlap (100% for stealth/urban stealth camping queries) and a similar focus on unconventional overnight experiences, though Steve Wallis shows a slightly different stylistic approach with content at 82% similarity.

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#2
Small Plots

63% relevance

Subscribers 30.4K
Videos 186
Views 4.7M
Appearances 25
SERP 30%
Similarity 85%
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Both channels target urban stealth and off-grid/overnight camping with strong search overlap on urban stealth camping queries, but Small Plots leans more into compact, plot-focused camping content while Wes Wherever differs in presentation even though content similarity is high (85%).

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Subscribers 19.3M
Videos 493
Views 3.4B
Appearances 20
SERP 37%
Similarity 75%
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They share affinity for abandoned places and island/structures camping, evidenced by high overlap on abandoned-structure camping queries, though Outdoor Boys’ content breadth (75% similarity) spans more family-adventure framing than Wes Wherever.

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#4
Uncharted Travel

58% relevance

Subscribers 171K
Videos 91
Views 15.0M
Appearances 17
SERP 26%
Similarity 79%
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Both channels cover abandoned places and urban overnight camping, with substantial search overlap on those queries; however Uncharted Travel’s content style emphasizes travel logging and exploration more than Wes Wherever’s approach.

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#5
Weekend Sidequest

57% relevance

Subscribers 10.8K
Videos 59
Views 857.2K
Appearances 8
SERP 11%
Similarity 87%
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They intersect on stealth and abandoned-place camping with strong query overlap for stealth and shelter camping, yet Weekend Sidequest leans into quest-like adventures, yielding high content similarity (87%) but with a distinct episodic format.

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#6

56% relevance

Subscribers 2.5M
Videos 602
Views 377.3M
Appearances 21
SERP 25%
Similarity 76%
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Both channels emphasize stealth and urban stealth camping and shelter camping, sharing credible search overlap on these queries, while TA Outdoors’ content presentation diverges in tone and tutorial emphasis (76% similarity).

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Content Landscape

Top competitors are Steve Wallis (89% match) and Outdoor Boys (60% match) by name, with Strong overlap in queries like stealth camping and abandoned places camping. Small Plots (63% match) and Uncharted Travel (58% match) also share similar themes such as urban stealth camping and abandoned structures camping. Steve Wallis has a significantly larger audience at 2.1M subscribers, while Wes Wherever has 66.8K subscribers, indicating a large subscriber gap despite overlapping content. Common queries include stealth camping, abandoned places camping, overnight camping urban, and island/abandoned structures camping.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which YouTube channels are most similar to Wes Wherever?

Steve Wallis — 89% match, 2.1M subscribers; Small Plots — 63% match, 30.4K subscribers; Outdoor Boys — 60% match, 19.3M subscribers. They share a focus on outdoor, camping, and abandoned/urban exploration themed content similar to Wes Wherever.

What type of content does Wes Wherever make?

Wes Wherever creates camping and exploration videos, including stealth camping, overnight stays on abandoned locations, and exploring abandoned structures. The channel averages about 72.1K views per video, with recent uploads featuring titles like Stealth Camping In Abandoned Sea Fort (170.7K views) and Camping At Statue of Liberty of PA (142K views). Upload frequency is implied to be multiple videos per week.

How do we determine which channels are similar to Wes Wherever?

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