Camping Checklist

When choosing a tent, consider the number of people it will accommodate. Your mode of travel will also impact the size - driving will allow for more spacious tents, while backpacking or public transport will be more comfortable with a more compact option.

Your sleeping bag is one of your most important pieces of kit. There are many different bags to choose from, and it’s worth investing in the right one.

You can opt for a simple one-burner stove or a larger double hob and grill. Make sure you have the appropriate fuel and utensils for safe cooking.

Some chairs are very minimalist and pack down into super small and lightweight packages, while others offer more comfort and convenience, such as headrests, armrests and bottle holders.

Like a chair, a table might not be something you want to take, but having a stable surface can be very handy. Our collection of camping tables comes in a range of sizes so you can choose which is best for you.

A torch or portable lantern is a must when camping, as it will allow you to see in and around your tent after sundown.

Make sure it is stocked appropriately before each trip.

A pack towel will save a considerable amount of space in your luggage, but will also dry much quicker.

This list covers the essentials for a successful night of wild camping.

This guide highlights the differences between camping stoves and why these differences make them more appropriate for various styles of camping.

Everything you need to know for your first time wild camping including what to take, how to prepare and the laws around it.

A simple guide to help you choose the right tent for you.