Camping
Everything you need to enjoy the outdoors, from lightweight tents and sleeping systems to cooking gear, lights, backpacks, and more.
Whether you're planning a weekend trip or a full outdoor adventure, this page brings together our top guides, recommendations, and product comparisons.
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Camping requires gear that is safe, weather-resistant, and comfortable. The right setup depends on where you're going, how many people are joining, and the type of experience you want — lightweight, family-friendly, or long-distance backpacking.
Before buying, think about climate conditions, terrain, expected weight, and how long your trip will be. A few smart choices can transform the entire outdoor experience.
- Tent: Look for waterproofing, ventilation, weight, and interior space.
- Sleeping system: Choose a sleeping bag based on temperature rating and comfort. Add sleeping pads for insulation.
- Lighting: Lanterns, headlamps, and solar lights make night setup much easier.
- Cooking gear: Stoves, cookware, and portable grills for campsite meals.
- Backpacks: Consider volume, weight distribution, and strap comfort.
- Safety: Water filters, first-aid kits, fire starters, and multi-tools.
Camping gear by type of adventure
Different trips need different gear. A family camping weekend isn't the same as ultralight backpacking or desert camping.
When is it time to upgrade your camping gear?
A good piece of camping gear can last for years — but as your skills and ambitions grow, some upgrades become worth it. Higher-end tents, lighter cookware, or more powerful lamps can dramatically improve comfort and safety.
Upgrading is not always about spending more. Sometimes it's about choosing gear that fits your use case better — smaller, lighter, more durable, or easier to pack.
- Your tent leaks or struggles in wind.
- Your sleeping bag is too hot or too cold for your climate.
- Your backpack causes shoulder or back pain.
- Your lighting equipment is weak or drains batteries fast.
- Your cooking tools are bulky or slow to set up.
Camping – common questions
Quick answers to the most common questions from new and experienced campers.
What camping essentials should every beginner have?
A waterproof tent, sleeping bag, sleeping pad, lantern or headlamp, portable stove, water filter, and a basic first-aid kit.
What is the best tent size for 2 people?
A 2-person tent fits tightly; a 3-person tent offers better comfort and storage space.
How do I choose a sleeping bag?
Choose based on temperature rating. For desert or warm climates, choose a lightweight 10–20°C bag; for cold areas, choose 0°C or below.
Do I need a special stove for camping?
Yes — camping stoves are designed for stability, wind resistance, and portability. Ordinary kitchen burners are not safe for outdoor use.
Is it better to use a backpack or a trolley bag?
Always use a backpack for hiking or uneven terrain. Trolley bags only work in vehicle-accessible campsites.