Camping & Outdoor Gear UK
Camping and outdoor gear for UK adventures — tents, furniture and cooking kit for weekends away.
Read our Camping & Outdoor Gear buying guides →Tents & Shelters
Family, backpacking and pop-up tents for UK camping trips.
Camping Furniture
Folding chairs, tables and camp beds for campsite comfort.
Sleeping Bags & Mats
Sleeping bags, roll mats and self-inflating mats for camping.
Camping Cookware & Stoves
Portable camping stoves, cookware and mess kits.
Cool Boxes & Coolers
Cool boxes and cool bags for keeping food and drink chilled outdoors.
Camping Lighting & Power
Lanterns, head torches and portable power banks for campsites.
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#1 Pick
Milestone Camping Dome Tent, Sleeps 2, Water Resistant, Portable- 2 Person
- Polyester
£19.99
Pros
- Simple dome design pitches quickly for weekend trips
- Water-resistant fabric copes with light UK summer showers
- Compact packed size stores easily in a car boot
Cons
- Basic groundsheet benefits from a footprint on rougher pitches
#2 Pick
TREKOLOGY YIZI GO Camping Chair for Adult, Compact, Foldable, Lightweight 0.9kg, 136kg Capacity, Durable Aluminum- Aluminium
£34.84
Pros
- Packs down small enough to fit in a rucksack side pocket
- Sturdy aluminium frame holds up to 136kg
- Sets up in seconds with a simple pull-cord mechanism
Cons
- Low seat height suits ground-level lounging more than dining
#3 Pick
tuphen Sleeping Bag - 3-4 Seasons Camping Sleeping Bags for Adults for Hiking, Backpacking, Cold Weather & Warm Lightweight Travel Gear- Polyester
£29.99
Pros
- 3-4 season rating covers most UK camping conditions
- Compresses into a small carry sack for backpacking trips
- Two bags can zip together for double-bag camping
Cons
- Bulkier than ultralight mummy bags for multi-day hikes
#4 Pick
Origem 14cm Self Inflating Camping Mat Sleeping Pad with Built-in Foot Pump, Extra Thick and Wide Sleeping Mat- Polyester
£24.01
Pros
- 14cm thickness gives real cushioning over uneven ground
- Built-in foot pump means no separate pump needed
- Rolls up compactly with an included carry bag
Cons
- Takes noticeably longer to inflate than thinner mats
#5 Pick
Campingaz Camping Cook CV Gas Stove, 2-Burner, Camping Stove with 3600W, Cartridge Stove with 2 Infinitely Adjustable Hotplates- 3600W
£49.00
Pros
- Twin 3600W burners handle a full pan and kettle together
- Infinitely adjustable hotplates give real simmer control
- Sturdy case doubles as wind protection while cooking
Cons
- Gas cartridges sold separately and add to running cost
£25.99
Pros
- Dual power options work from a car socket or mains at the campsite
- 32-litre capacity holds a good few days of food and drink
- Lightweight body is easy to carry between car and pitch
Cons
- Thermoelectric cooling only chills below ambient, not a true fridge
#7 Pick
Electric Cooler Box of 26L, Large Cool Box Powered By 12V In-Car Cigarette Lighter Socket or UK 3 Pin Plug- 26L
£53.99
Pros
- Heat function as well as cooling makes it useful year-round
- Runs from either a car socket or a home mains plug
- Roomy 26-litre capacity suits family camping trips
Cons
- Noticeably noisier than a passive cool box when running
#8 Pick
Trespass Swift 2 Man Pop Up Tent, Waterproof Patterned Tent, Full Mosquito Net Door, Fire Retardant ISO6940, Includes Carry Bag, Pegs, Guy Ropes, Camping Hiking- Polyester
- 2 Person
£54.00
Pros
- Pop-up design pitches almost instantly with no poles to assemble
- Full mosquito net door keeps insects out on warm nights
- Fire retardant to ISO6940 for extra peace of mind
Cons
- Pop-up tents can be fiddly to fold back into their carry bag
#9 Pick
Highlander Camping Chair - Compact & Lightweight Folding Chair, 2.2kg, Portable Chair for Outdoors, Durable Steel Frame Arm Chair with Cup Holder- Steel
£19.99
Pros
- Folds down compact and light at 2.2kg for easy carrying
- Sturdy steel frame with a built-in cup holder
- Arm rests add comfort over sitting for a full day
Cons
- No headrest, so less suited to long reclining sessions
#10 Pick
azark Premium Sleeping Bag, 350GSM, Lightweight and Waterproof, 4 Seasons of Camping, Hiking and Outdoors, Sleeping bag for Adults & Kids- Cotton
£18.38
Pros
- 350GSM hollow cotton filling keeps you warm across 4 seasons
- Budget-friendly price for a genuinely well-insulated bag
- Suits both adults and kids for family camping trips
Cons
- Bulkier pack size than premium down-filled bags
£29.99
Pros
- 3-4 season rating copes with cooler UK camping nights
- Compresses down small for backpacking and car boot trips
- Popular bestseller with a large base of real customer reviews
Cons
- Single-adult sizing feels snug for taller campers
£273.81
Pros
- Even-Temp burners spread 28,000 BTUs of heat evenly across all 3 rings
- Enough cooking space for a full family camping breakfast
- Trusted Coleman build quality for repeated seasonal use
Cons
- Large footprint needs a sturdy table and more packing space
#13 Pick
Vinsani 20L Cooler Bag, Insulated Thermal Backpack for Beach Travel Picnic | Foldable Leakproof Cooler Bag for Cans, Bottles & Food, Keeps Drinks Cold & Meals Warm- 20L
£14.99
Pros
- 20-litre capacity is a good size for day trips and picnics
- Foldable, leakproof design stores flat when not in use
- Doubles up for keeping food warm as well as drinks cold
Cons
- Passive insulation only, so ice packs are needed for longer trips
£13.97
Pros
- Two torches in the pack means both hands stay free for the whole tent
- Motion sensor mode lets you switch on/off with a simple hand wave
- IPX5 waterproof rating copes with damp UK campsite mornings
Cons
- Full recharge of the 1200mAh battery takes a few hours by USB-C
#15 Pick
HARPER LIVING Rechargeable Camping Light, LED Retro Water Resistant Lantern, 5000mAh Power Bank, Dimmable Tent Light- 5000mAh
£29.99
Pros
- Built-in 5000mAh power bank charges a phone in an emergency
- Dimmable brightness suits both cooking and reading light
- Retro design looks smart hung inside the tent or on a table
Cons
- Full recharge takes several hours via the included cable
Ready yourself for adventure? Our Camping & Outdoor Gear category is your one-stop shop for everything you need to make the most of Britain’s fantastic landscapes – from wild camping under starry skies to cosy evenings by a campfire. We've pulled together a huge selection of equipment, catering to all levels of outdoor enthusiasm, whether you’re a seasoned camper planning a multi-week expedition or simply looking for a picnic blanket and some folding chairs for a day trip to the coast. This section covers tents, sleeping bags, camping stoves, lighting, navigation tools, and much more – truly equipping you for any outdoor pursuit.
To help you find exactly what you’re after, we've broken down our collection into several key subcategories. You can explore detailed ranges of tents, from lightweight 2-person shelters perfect for backpacking to spacious family tunnels; discover a vast array of sleeping bags designed for varying temperatures and comfort levels – down or synthetic, waterproof or fleece lined; investigate portable camping stoves for cooking delicious meals on the go, alongside accessories like fuel canisters and cookware. We also have dedicated sections for lighting solutions, including lanterns, headlamps, and solar-powered options, plus a selection of navigational tools from compasses to GPS devices, and finally, a wide range of outdoor furniture and accessories like folding chairs, tables and storage solutions.
When browsing camping gear, it’s wise to consider a few key factors that will significantly impact your experience and the longevity of your equipment. Budget is naturally a primary concern; prices can vary dramatically depending on brand reputation, materials used, and features offered. Seasonality plays a huge role too – a lightweight tent and sleeping bag are essential for summer camping, while you’ll need robust insulation and waterproof protection for autumn and winter expeditions. Looking at quality signals can also help you make informed choices: brands with established reputations for durability and performance often represent a greater investment initially, but frequently provide better value in the long run. Pay attention to materials – nylon fabrics are common in tents and sleeping bags, while polyester is frequently used for its water resistance; check seam construction and waterproofing ratings where available.
Navigating this category has never been easier. Simply click on one of the subcategories listed above – ‘Tents’, ‘Sleeping Bags’, or ‘Camping Stoves’ for example – to instantly filter your search and find precisely what you need. You can further refine your choices using the filters on the left-hand side of the page, allowing you to sort by price, brand, customer reviews and key features. We've linked directly to Amazon UK listings, so you can view full product details, specifications, and available stock before making a purchase – remember that returns are handled according to Amazon’s standard terms and conditions.
FAQ
What should I be looking for when buying camping gear?+
Consider the weather conditions you'll typically encounter – waterproof fabrics, insulation ratings (for sleeping bags and jackets), and durable materials are key. Think about portability and weight too, especially if you’re backpacking, and ensure it meets your specific needs like cooking or lighting.
Roughly how much do camping tents and equipment cost?+
Prices vary hugely depending on quality and features; basic tents can start from around £50, while high-end models with advanced technology can exceed £500. Expect to spend between £100 - £800 for a comprehensive set of gear suitable for most campers.
When is the best time to buy camping equipment?+
Sales often occur around Black Friday and Boxing Day, offering significant discounts. However, buying earlier in the season (spring/summer) means you'll have it ready for your first trip, while autumn sales can offer great deals on winter gear.
How are different subcategories within camping & outdoor gear defined?+
You’ll find categories like ‘Tents’, ‘Sleeping Bags’, ‘Camping Furniture’, ‘Cooking Equipment’, and ‘Lighting’. Tents focus on shelter, sleeping bags prioritise warmth, while furniture provides comfort and cooking equipment handles food preparation.
What materials are best for camping tents?+
Nylon is lightweight and durable, often treated with waterproofing. Polyester is a more budget-friendly option but may require more frequent waterproofing treatments. Look for fabrics with high waterproof ratings (e.g., 3000mm or higher).
How important is the R value of a sleeping bag?+
The R value indicates the warmth retention of a sleeping bag – a higher R value means greater insulation. For summer camping, aim for an R-value of around 1.5 to 2, while winter camping requires significantly higher values (3 or more).
What makes camping equipment durable?+
Look for robust stitching, reinforced stress points, and materials like ripstop nylon which resists tearing. Consider the denier rating – a higher number indicates greater fabric thickness and durability.
Are there sustainable options available in camping gear?+
Yes! Many brands now offer tents made from recycled polyester or canvas, and sleeping bags with ethically sourced down. Look for certifications like Bluesign to ensure environmentally friendly production processes.
How does the type of camping affect equipment choices?+
Car Camping allows for heavier, more comfortable gear, while Backpacking demands lightweight, compact options. Wild Camping requires minimalist setups prioritizing essential survival items.
What are some key features to look for in a camping stove?+
Consider fuel efficiency, ease of use, and the type of fuel it accepts – propane is common, but white gas offers better performance in cold weather. Look for stoves with multiple burners for versatility.