Camping checklist
Tents
A must-have, tents top the list of camping essentials. Make sure to carry tent pegs, and a mallet to hammer them with so your tent is protected from getting blown away. And don't forget a ground sheet to keep the elements at bay.
Camping sleep essentials
Add some cosy to your camp. Choose from a range of sleeping bags and air beds to ensure a comfortable night's sleep in the wilderness. Do keep an air pump handy if choosing an air bed or an inflatable pillow.
Camping furniture
Looking to kit out a glam camp or simply want to keep it convenient? Add some foldable camping chairs and tables to your list and you're all set. Love to lounge with added comfort? You can even pack an easy-fold, portable camping bed.
Cooking essentials
Have your cake and eat it too. With a range of portable camping stoves, portable BBQs, and camping utensils you can prep a meal outdoors just as you would at home. Can't do without your morning cup of tea or coffee? Remember to pick a travel kettle, mug, and a flask
Night-time essentials
Keep it safe and bright by bringing some camping lights. Lanterns and torches are easy to carry, while headlamps come handy when you want your hands free.
Other camping essentials
Make it a home away from home. A portable toilet, water carriers, windbreaks, and other essentials will take your comfort factors a notch higher. Lastly, don't forget a backpack to hold all your camping gear.
Help getting there
Make your journey smooth with Sat Navs and other travel essentials. A roof rack is nifty and ensures you have enough space for your gear.
Tech on the go
Take your tech along. Power banks are a must to keep your can't-do-without gadgets charged. Plus, a portable speaker is ideal to set the mood and keep everyone entertained.
Camping gazebos
Want some added shelter to your camp area or a living room for your family camping trips? A camping gazebo is just the job. Explore our range of easy to set-up, all-weather gazebos.
Choosing a tent
Size and shape are the most important factors when choosing a new tent. Think about how many people will be using it and how much room you need. When choosing your tent size, always opt for the next size up to accommodate space for your belongings. So if there's two of you, go for a 3-man tent. Plus, it's nice to have an extra bit of room to stretch out.
Tent types
Tunnel tents
They're long and spacious, often with different compartments, making them a perfect home-from-home for big groups and families.
Pop up tents
Their main benefit is that they require minimal assembly, literally popping up into shape. They’re best for kids and small groups.
Dome tents
Tend to have just one room, making them ideal for couples and smaller groups. They curve up in the middle and have a sturdy structure.
Teepee tents
Their coned structure is supported by a single pole in the middle creating a feeling of space and height. A great choice if you're feeling a festival vibe.
Sleeping bag guide

How to choose the best sleeping bag
The main decisions when choosing a sleeping bag are what type, how thick and what size you need.
Types of sleeping bag
Envelope sleeping bags tend to be more spacious than mummys. They have a zip that goes all the way around, letting you use it as a blanket too.
Mummy sleeping bags are slim in design, keeping you cosily encased. They are usually just for one person and good at retaining heat.
Sleeping bag thickness
Warm and mild weather sleeping bags are thinner and best suited to use in spring and summer, while cold and cool weather sleeping bags are ideal for the autumn and winter months.
Kids' camping gear
Whether they’re off on their first adventure…or just having a camp out in the garden, here’s the kit they need to start camping.