Whenever you go camping, whether it’s for one night or weeks at a time, coming prepared with all the right equipment should be your top priority. One of the most important items you’ll bring is a wood stove where you can do all of your cooking.

Hard coolers keep food and drinks cold during camping trips. They give you more protection than soft-sided coolers since they're built of plastic, metal or other more sturdy materials. ​The best cooler for your money will give you all the features you need for basic camping and keep your beverages at their intended temperatures.

Whether you are glamping or roughing it in the wilderness, you have to eat! Although you can get away with eating off of paper plates or skipping the dishes entirely, having a set of camping plates is a lot more comfortable and more environmentally friendly.

Soft-sided coolers are a great option for camping. Although they don’t carry quite as much as the traditional plastic or metal coolers, the benefits of soft coolers more than make up for their smaller size. We’ve put together a guide to help you pick the best soft cooler for camping.

Whether you’re the type of outdoor aficionado who likes to rough it in the wild, or you prefer to camp with more of life’s creature comforts, you’ll want to bring along a camping grill on your next excursion. Choosing the best portable camping grill for your needs depends on several factors.

​The rising popularity of “glamping” takes everyday conveniences to a whole new level. The camping tables of today are not what they were even five years ago. They’re now lighter, more versatile and more portable.

Utensils don't seem like a camping essential, but as anyone who's been forced to eat a meal without them knows, they sure are convenient. Fortunately, there are several camping utensils sets that make it a cinch to bring your silverware along on a trip.

Having some way to heat water and prepare meals during a backpacking trip can be the difference between an enjoyable camping and hiking excursion and a torturous one. But you don't want to buy any type of backpacking stove before you head out.

There are several types of camping coffee makers on the market, like the backpacking coffee press and pour over drip brewers. They all offer something different to camping coffee lovers, so it’s important to understand their differences. These five coffee makers..

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