Camping gear in this category covers the core items that make a campsite work well: dependable shelter, comfortable sleep systems, practical cooking setups, reliable lighting and the small tools that keep everything running smoothly. OutdoorXL is a store and webshop with a large assortment, so it is easy to match features and price to the conditions you expect.

For shelter, expect tents and accessories such as footprints, tarps, pegs and guylines. Key details include capacity, season rating, waterproof ratings, pole materials and packed size. Family tents prioritize space and stability, while lightweight models focus on weight, compactness and quick pitching in changeable weather.

Sleeping comfort comes from sleeping bags, sleeping mats, liners and pillows. Look for standardized temperature ratings on sleeping bags and choose shapes that balance warmth with room to move. Sleeping mats list R-value for insulation; self-inflating and air mats offer cushioned comfort, while foam mats are simple and robust.

Cooking and food management are covered by stoves, cookware and coolers. Gas stoves are straightforward for most trips; liquid fuel options suit cold conditions and longer journeys. Cookware in aluminum, stainless steel or titanium balances durability and weight. Coolers and insulated boxes help keep food fresh; compact sets pack neatly for smaller camps.

For lighting and power, headlamps keep hands free, lanterns brighten shared spaces and compact power banks or solar panels keep small devices topped up. Compare brightness (lumens), beam patterns, run-time and weather protection to suit both quick overnighters and longer stays.

Carry and storage solutions include backpacks, duffels, dry bags and organizers. Volume in liters, harness comfort and pocket layout make a difference on the move. Dry bags and stuff sacks keep kit sorted and protected from rain, spills and morning dew.

Camp comfort and furniture such as chairs, tables and hammocks add ease to longer stays. Consider packed size, weight limits, materials and setup time if you move camp often, or prioritize sturdiness for fixed-base camping.

Water and hygiene are supported by bottles, hydration systems, filters and compact wash kits. Filters and purifiers vary by method and pore size; choose according to water sources and trip length. Quick-drying towels and simple wash solutions help keep routines manageable.

Safety and tools include first aid kits, repair kits, multitools, knives and fire starters. A small repair kit for tents, mats and zips saves trips, while compact navigation aids and essentials like duct tape or cord keep camps functional when conditions change.

To choose well, match camping gear to climate, trip length and how you travel. Check weights, packed sizes, materials and straightforward maintenance. Compare like-for-like specs, and aim for reliable items you can repair and use season after season. Seasonal offers may appear here, but the focus remains on durable, practical equipment you can trust.