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Tents, Shelter & Camp Comfort

Camping tents and camp comfort gear: hammocks, air mattresses, quilts, shower pumps, folding tables, bucket toilets and storm umbrellas for camp.

Camping Tents and Camp Comfort Gear

This collection covers camping tents and the shelter and comfort items used to set up a campsite. It includes sleeping gear, seating and table options, washing and toilet items, and rain cover, so a basic site can be fitted out for a weekend or a longer trip.

Shelter and Sleep

The SwiftPitch camping tent is the main shelter, while the CanopyDrift camping hammock offers an alternative for sleeping or resting between trees. For bedding, the NestAire air mattress for camping suits ground sleeping, and the AlpineLoft camping quilt is a quilt-style cover. When comparing tents, look at sleeping capacity, packed size and setup method. For air mattresses, compare inflated size and how the mattress is inflated. Hammocks differ in length, width and the way they hang.

Camp Comfort Items

The TrekWell folding camping table and NomadFold portable folding table give a surface for cooking, meals or gear, and they differ in tabletop size and folded dimensions. The AquaDrift camping shower pump is used for washing at a site without plumbing, and the CampRelief Pro bucket toilet for camping is a portable option for sites without facilities. The GustHaven storm umbrella adds rain and sun cover for seating or cooking areas.

Choosing for the Setting

Car camping allows larger, heavier items, while backpacking trips call for compact, lighter ones. Check weight, folded size and materials against how the gear will be carried, and consider how many people will use each item at the site.

Frequently asked questions

Start with the number of people, then compare floor area, peak height, packed size and weight. Many campers pick a tent listed for more people than will sleep in it to leave room for gear. Setup method also matters.