Loaded with recipes designed for maximum flavor and nutrition as well as a minimum amount of cookware, The New Camp Cookbook gives you lots of ideas and options for stepping–up your camp cooking. From breakfast, lunch, snacks, sweets, and all-out feasts, it’s packed with recipes that will keep you hiking happily.

Helinox, maker of the award-winning Chair One camp chair teamed up with the innovative adventure outfitter Heimplanet to create a special model of everyone’s favorite lightweight (1.9lbs.), packable camp chair, featuring HPT’s signature Cairo Camo pattern.

Danner loves a collab. The latest is a new variant of their popular Danner Light hiker in partnership with outdoor outfitter Helinox. The boot features a classic Vibram Kletterlift outsole and the brand’s signature stitch-down construction. The upper is a made of the same durable textile used in Helinox camp chairs plus it features DAC aluminum alloy lace hooks and ultra-strong Dyneema laces. A camp chair and table are also offered.

This compact camp stove from nCamp burns biomass—sticks and twigs—so fuel is one less thing you’ll be carrying to camp. This stove also packs flat to just 1.5” thick because the combustion chamber is collapsible and the legs fold-away making it easy to put in your pack. It’s made of aluminum and stainless & hits boiling temps in just 3 minutes.

Designed and built by Austrian craftsmen, the Camp Champ is a deluxe outdoor-camp cooking station made with the finest materials. Encased in a world tour-worthy wooden crate that opens up to reveal a kitchen built for 6, it offers a generous workstation and storage plus an integrated knife block, spice rack, utensils, & more.

Imagine a folding camp chair that’s as over-built & tough as a Yeti Cooler. Okay, so, this is it. Yeti’s Hondo Base Camp Chair. Built to be indestructible. Also, three hundred bucks. But, top-shelf industrial materials and a weight rating of up to 3000 pounds, because… well, it’s a Yeti.

The Camp Kitchen Utensil set from Front Runner Outfitters, includes all the hardware you need to prep your camp meals & feed 4, all organized in a tool-style roll-up case. Utensils include: a cutting board, paring, bread, and carving knives, spatula, campfire fork, a bottle opener and corkscrew plus silverware for 4.

When it comes to camp chairs, there are lots of options but Nemo just upped the ante with the Stargaze series. They are lightweight, portable swinging chairs that just beg you to sit down, kick back, and hang. There are 3 models: the regular Stargaze, the Stargaze Low, and the dad-special: Stargaze Luxury Recliner. All three feature the hammock-like swinging design and of course a beverage holster right where you need it.

Looking like a mini machete, the handcrafted Camp Knife from WK boasts a 9 1/2″ blade made of 80CrV2 steel with a black oxide finish, a full tapered full tang design and comes with a Kydex sheath for secure belt or backpack carry. There are additional custom options for the handle design & materials.

The compact, all-in-one design of the EatOut camp kitchen is almost as cool as its name. Everything you’ll need for outdoor cooking is in the box: it combines two gas stoves, three tables, a utensil rack, and storage, all in a durable, compact and easy to clean box that fits nicely in your car’s trunk.

GCI’s Eazy Chair is a collapsible, portable camp chair designed with hard arms, which means you’ll have a sold, supportive surface when sitting or standing up. The seat and back are made of nylon and mesh and there’s a beverage holster on the side. Supports up to 250 lbs.

The Titanium Coffee Filter from Varga Outdoors is a high-quality, super lightweight implement for making legit camp coffee. It’s made of 100% biocompatible Ti, features durable, double-mesh construction, and has 3 talon-style folding legs that allow it to fit cups & mugs of all sizes. There’s also a handle for lifting it off the mug so you don’t burn your fingers. Weight: 1.27 ounces, so basically, nothing.

The Reversible Camp Poncho from Poler is the perfect pullover for chilly nights around the campfire. It’s a hooded short sleeve that wraps you in cozy synthetic fill & features side snaps and a fully reversible design. Unsnap it & use as a blanket or pull the drawstring hood tight & bundle up. Comes with its own stuff sack.

This flat packable stainless steel camp stove-top heats up using a single log. And the setup is simple: Affix the stove to the top of a quartered log, light it, and watch it burn from the inside out.

For fire-starting prep at home or in the wilderness, the Compact Camp Axe from SOG knife makers is a lightweight and portable tool designed for chopping and hammering. It features a satin-finished stainless steel blade with a handle made of glass-reinforced nylon. A sheath is included.

The ultralight PocketRocket stove from MSR has been enhanced with premium features found on higher-end & more complex camp stoves. It’s got the most durable push-start Piezo Igniter the brand has ever made, weighs just 10 grams & offers consistently faster boil times than similar stoves.

With original art and hand-lettered designs, the Camp Cards decks were created through a collaboration between 1924US and adventure brand Bradley Mountain. The cards were precision printed by the U.S. Playing Card Co. and the box features match strike on the side for stoking your pipe or starting that campfire.

After a long day on the trail, kicking your feet up by the campfire feels great but not if you have to sit on the hard, wet ground. This compact folding camp stool from Grand Trunk will keep your keister comfy. And weighing just 22 ounces, you’ll barely notice it in your backpack. Holds up to 250 lbs.

The Sprout Mini Lantern from the gear geeks at UCO is an ultra-compact camp light with push button control that allows you to quickly dim or boost it up to the 100-lumen level. It also has a gentle blue Moonlight Mode. The patent-pending magnetic lanyard allows you to easily hang/attach the light to a tent or tree. Powered by three AAA batteries.

Swedish-designed Optimus camp stoves have been a mainstay for hardcore backpackers and climbers since the brand’s Svea 123 model was introduced back in 1955. Favored for its rugged, problem-free performance, the Svea has evolved a bit over the years but the stove still features all brass construction and its super-simple burner design. Burning white gas, it can boil water in under 7 minutes & is adjustable down to a simmer. via