46 Cool Camping Gear and Accessories Everyone Needs

The Chillbo Shwaggins Inflatable Couch is a must-have for anyone who enjoys comfort while they’re camping. Inflatable by ‘swooshing’ through the air, the couch can hold a maximum weight of 400lbs, comes in several colors and designs, and will provide a superb place for sleeping or just lounging by the campfire.

Lighting a fire when out in the wilds can be a tricky task, especially if it’s windy. The TG Plasma Lighter is windproof and waterproof, and uses an electric dual arc in place of a flame. Recharged via a USB, one charge will provide approx. 300 uses.

The perfect gift for the serious survivalist, this Survival Gear Kit comes with 69 pieces of gear in one portable case. Packed with essentials such as an emergency blanket, tinder tube, flashlight, and knife, this kit also comes with less obvious items like an all-weather notebook and a survival bracelet.

Give them the gift of comfort with this luxurious yet lightweight sleeping mat. It rolls into a small package to carry in the backpack, but inflates in just 45 seconds via the included inflating bag. Designed with body mapping technology, it’s the comfiest portable bed you’re likely to find.

Privacy doesn’t necessarily go hand-in-hand with camping, but this utilitent offers a private space for changing, showering (thanks to the shower hold in the top), and using a portable toilet.

Camping gear needs to be lightweight and portable, and this 5-in-1 tool is certainly that, as it fits in the hand but includes an axe, wedge, knife, chisel, and adze.

Camping is all about getting back to nature, but even that must move with the times. This Power Station comes with three USB ports for charging multiple devices, and can be used to power up laptops, refrigerators, heaters and more, and is compatible with car ports or AC wall outlets.

Incredibly portable, this camping chair folds down to just 4 x 4 x 14”, weighs a tiny 1.1lb (while holding up to 260lbs in weight), and is made from lightweight ripstop polyester.

This twin pack of paracord bracelets makes an outstanding idea for campers or those who love to explore the outdoors. Each bracelet hides a fire starter, compass, loud emergency whistle, and a ferro rod striker, and unravels to provide 12 feet of military grade paracord.

Take to the water on this Sea Eagle SE370 Inflatable Sport Kayak Pro Package. Lightweight yet strong, it weighs only 32 pounds, but can hold a cargo of up to 650 pounds. Plus, the Polykrylar hull is tough enough to withstand dog paws and claws, so their four-legged friend can sit upfront with the skipper.

It would be foolhardy to camp without a set of tools, but they can be heavy and take up space. This amazing 14-in-1 multi-tool will provide them with all the essentials they’ll need, including a hammer, axe, pliers, saw, knife, and fish descaler so they can prepare the catch of the day.

Not only does this provide a safe, portable campfire anywhere, but the burning fire actually provides power to charge your portable devices! Ultra lightweight, it contains a handy internal starter battery that helps to get the fire going before it begins generating power. Burns sticks, kindling, whatever is available in nature around you.

Woven using 100% recycled materials, this Mexican blanket is not only beautiful and large enough for a twin bed, but every sale gives something back to charity through the Benevolence LA Mission.

Brew, boil, and cook with the Stanley Adventure All-in-One. This small pot can produce fresh French press coffee, heat up soup, or boil water, all without having to carry separate pots. Made from stainless steel and BPA free, it also comes with a locking handle to ensure there are no mishaps.

Lighting a fire outdoors can be a struggle– one puff of wind and the match goes out. This windproof lighter uses an electric arc so there are no fluids or fuels required.

Imagine being cozy in your tent, favorite novel in-hand, surrounded by the soft, glowing light of this ingenious inflatable solar lantern. A sleek and waterproof design, lightweight, and runs for at least 12 hours on a full charge, it’s ideal for travelling and camping of all sorts.

If they’re taking the car when they go adventuring, they’ll have room for this invaluable Redcamp wood burning camp stove. Made from stainless steel, this stove makes the most of outdoor cooking as it can be fuelled with wood, twigs, and leaves for a truly authentic trip into nature.

Bring the atmosphere of a campfire to the backyard with this BioLite Outdoor Smokeless Fire Pit; burn up to 4 standard logs on the fire pit and watch the flames crackle through the X-Ray mesh. What’s more, the patent airflow technology means that you won’t smoke out the neighbors.

Lightweight and easy to carry, this portable utensil organizer has everything they’ll need to cook while they’re away. With separate compartments for each utensil, the case comes with a Utility Knife, Cutting Board, Spatula, Bottle Opener, Tongs, Ladle, Rice Paddle, and Scissors with a Bottle Opener.

Get out and explore in the countryside with this SwagCycle EB-5 Pro electric bike. With the rechargeable li-ion battery, cyclists can travel for 15.5 miles on one charge, so adventures don’t have to be cut short. What’s more, it can be folded up and stored in the trunk whilst traveling.

Even off-grid, a little light when the sun goes down is still an essential. This lamp charges by day and provides up to 50 hours of dimmable light with a night-vision option.

When you’re camping, the last thing you want is warm beer and spoiled food. The Otterbox Venture 45 Cooler can keep ice (and therefore food and drink) for up to 14 days.

These lights are great for camping as they can be used to provide light in the tent, attached to a backpack, or carried at night to light the way. Battery operated, each waterproof light is powered separately, and can be carried or attached to something else by way of the carabiner included.

This ultra-portable pop-up tent and camping cot takes the “rough” out of “roughing it.” The cot keeps you elevated from the cold, hard ground (and most small scurrying animals), while the tent surrounds and protects you from the elements, and the air mattress lulls you to sleep. The tent and cot can be used separately also.

Out of all the camping gear and gifts you could buy, a comfortable bed is a must have. Keep them off the ground and surrounded in luxury with this 3 piece set. Folding into its own carrier, the frame comes with a deep inflatable mattress, and a battery operated electric pump.

With Microban protection, this ice chest cooler boasts thick polyurethane insulation, meaning it can keep ice for up to 4 days and meets conditions set by the Interagency Grizzly Bear Committee.

There’s nothing worse when camping than getting sand in your tent. 40% larger than average, the WellaX beach blanket is made from ripstop fabric, which is sand, water and heat repellent, so sand can be brushed off in seconds before it’s packed away (and it won’t appear later in your sleeping bag.)

Make sure man’s best friend has somewhere to lay his furry head with the machine washable Chuckit! travel dog bed which is warm, soft, water-resistant, and comes with a rip-stop liner.

They can’t take the kitchen sink with them when they go camping, but dishes and utensils still need to be washed. This collapsible wash basin can hold more than 2 gallons of water when opened out, and yet it folds flat when not in use for easy transportation.

If hiking boots are too hot and heavy for summertime adventures, these flexible mesh Crocs deck sandals will be the perfect alternative. Comfortable and amazingly lightweight, these Crocs are designed to be worn on land and in water, and feature extra-large ports so water can simply flow through.

Ideal for a camping trip with your mates, this Crane Creek 3-person tent provides 42 feet of shelter. And with 2 large D-shaped doors for easy access, as well as overhead storage for your gear, you won’t feel like you’re in each other’s personal space.

Backpackers can keep their cash safe with this Gerber GDC money clip. The lightweight, slim design holds up to 5 credit cards, and it fits discreetly in to an inside pocket of a jacket or backpack. There’s also a built-in 1.75 inch blade for emergencies on-the-go.

Keep drinks hot or cold with this invaluable cup which features a neoprene sleeve, sealable lid, and grippy bottom for safe, spill-free drinking when ‘roughing it’ in the wild.

Charge your tools on-the-go with the DEWALT backpack; with 2 USB charging ports, you’ll never run out of power on the job again. The backpack has 2 large pads to protect the neck and back when carrying heavy gear, as well as a reinforced zipper.

Taking just one minute, the AeroPress coffee and espresso maker can produce 1-3 cups of delicious, smooth American coffee, as well as espresso, and is lightweight, portable, and easy to clean.

Withstanding heat of up to 300 degrees F, this sturdy bowl has collapsible walls which reduces it to just a 1 thick circle, and the bottom doubles as a cutting board, too.

Just because you’re in the middle of nowhere, it doesn’t mean you have to drink warm beer. The YETI Roadie 20 Cooler holds up to 14 cans and the walls are insulated with 2 inches of thick, commercial-grade polyurethane to keep your drinks cold – even when the weather gets hot.

With 4 in a pack, this ground anchor makes the perfect stake for tents, tarps, and tethering dogs safely in one place, and it comes with a lifetime guarantee.

The Atomic Bear Fire Starter Survival Tool is an essential piece of camping gear, as it makes starting a fire a doddle. Supplied with three tinder wicks, just one spark is all it takes to ignite the fibers, allowing safe and easy lighting without the struggle.

You want to sit back with your arm around the one you love, but it’s tough to cozy up in separate chairs. That’s why you need this double camp chair! Easy to fold and carry, made from durable polyester fabric and supported by a tough steel frame, this loveseat can easily support up to 485 lbs.

Bushcraft 101 is the must-have guide to surviving in the wild, and is based on the five C’s to show readers how to not only survive but thrive in the great outdoors.

When you’re camping, wood and kindling may be plentiful all around you, but there’s no guarantee it will be dry. That could be a potentially dangerous situation…but easily avoidable if you’re prepared with these genius little DIY firestarters. All you need are some readily-available household items, such as dryer lint and newspaper, then follow the simple instructions here. Then relax knowing you won’t struggle lighting a campfire ever again!

Go for gold with this National Geographic Pro Series Metal Detector. Lightweight and portable, the handle can be adjusted to a suitable height for both kids and adults, while the collapsible design means the metal detector can be packed away in to a backpack in order to search for treasure on camping trips or hikes.

This little stove may be compact but it will cook up a storm on their next camping trip. With a dual burner/ barbeque grill burner, it will take just 3 minutes to boil.

When it comes to the ultimate in relaxation, it’s hard to beat a hammock. This extremely compact, lightweight, and super sturdy hammock can support up to 400 lbs., and attaches easily with two solid steel carabiners and two extra tough nautical grade hang ropes. Make your perfect seat anywhere you want!

Every beer is precious… even more so when you’re camping miles away from a store and they’re in short supply. Avoid spillages with this DIY drinks caddy that costs just $2 to make. An inexpensive stocking filler, it can also be stuck in the lawn during family get-togethers.