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Weekend camping comfort

For a weekend under canvas or beside the car, the welcome extras often live around camp: somewhere to sit, light for dinner and a way to cook. Check transport and storage before buying bulky comfort items.

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9 gift ideas to consider

Use the complete collection or choose the pieces that fit best.

BioLite AlpenGlow 500 Lantern

A lantern gives a weekend camper a light source around the table or tent area. Check their charging plan for the length of the trip.

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Coleman Cascade 3-in-1 Camping Stove

A camping stove suits someone planning meals at camp rather than eating out. Confirm fuel requirements and a suitable cooking location.

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Kelty Bestie Blanket

A camp blanket is a comfort gift for sitting outside in the evening. It complements, rather than replaces, the sleeper’s overnight equipment.

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Thermacell E55 Mosquito Repeller

A mosquito repeller is an optional addition for a camper who wants this type of device. Check its intended setting, supplies and local restrictions.

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Snow Peak Take! Bamboo Chair Long

A bamboo camp chair suits trips where there is room to transport seating. Check packed dimensions and how the recipient gets to camp.

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Nemo Stargaze Reclining Camp Chair

A reclining camp chair makes sense for someone who spends time relaxing at their pitch. It is less relevant when every item must be carried far.

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Luno Air Mattress 2.0

An air mattress is a fit-dependent camping gift. Measure the intended sleeping space and check the exact model’s setup requirements.

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Goal Zero Skylight Area Light

An area light is a larger lighting option for a shared campsite setup. Ask whether the recipient needs that scale of light and can power it.

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GSI Outdoors Pinnacle Camper Cookset

A camper cookset suits someone cooking for company outdoors. Match the number and size of pieces to their group and stove.

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Distinguish car camping from carrying everything

A chair or cookset that suits a car boot may not suit a backpack. Ask how the recipient travels, who camps with them and which fuel or power supplies their setup uses.