Camping Equipment & Accessories

Wide Range of Camping Gear

We’ve got everything you need to get out there and enjoy the great outdoors with our camping equipment! Shop from essential tents in various sizes for shelter and protection during the night, to handy camping furniture to keep you comfy during the day! You don’t have to skimp on food and drink if you’re away from home, as our cooler boxes and cooking equipment will keep you well fed and watered the whole time. If your local laws allow, you could even pop a portable BBQ or fire pit in the car to take with you for cooking hot meals while camping.

Check out our hiking gear for those long afternoon rambles, keeping you warm and dry before getting back to your tent. Don’t forget to take the essentials with you too: sun cream for when you’re out and about, allergy relief for the whole family, and always pack a first aid kit in case of accidents!

FAQs

What should I look for when choosing a camping tent?

The most important thing is size. You wouldn’t want to squeeze a family of 4 into a 2 person tent, and a 6 person tent is probably too cumbersome for one person to carry and set up properly. If you’re carrying your tent, opt for a lightweight one, but you can go for a heavier and sturdier model if you’re driving.

What essential cooking equipment do I need for camping?

A camping stove is essential for frying raw foods and boiling water for tea and coffee, as well as lightweight pots and pans, utensils, and a cooler to store your perishable food in. It’s also important to pack cleaning supplies for tidying up afterwards, otherwise you risk attracting insects and other uninvited animals to your camping area!

How can I get a good night’s sleep when camping?

Keeping yourself occupied during the day and getting some exercise and fresh air certainly helps, but sleeping in a tent is a very different experience to being indoors! Choose a comfy sleeping bag which is made for the temperatures that you’re expecting overnight; being too cold in uncomfortable and potentially dangerous, so do your research! You also want to ensure your tent is well ventilated to improve the air quality, and consider an eye mask to promote a more restful sleep.