Mr Heater Buddy in a Tent: Sizes and Clearances
Walk any campground loop in October and the small chrome grille of a Buddy heater shows up in half the …
Camping Cot for Heavy Adults: Frames That Hold
Most camping cots are built around an assumed sleeper who is average height and average weight, and the listings rarely …
Camping Chair for Big and Tall Campers
Standard camp chairs are built around an average that a lot of adults are not. The frame may hold you …
Shower Tent: Floor, Drain and Wind Anchors
A shower tent has to do three things a toilet tent does not: cope with several gallons of water hitting …
Camp Kitchen Table: Prep Height and Wind Screens
The picnic table is the reason most camp kitchens feel cramped. It sits at bench height, which is too low …
Camping Canopy: Shade That Survives a Gust
Nothing ends a camping weekend faster than a canopy going airborne. It happens in the same way every time: someone …
Camp Fire Pit: Elevated, Collapsible or Pan
You pull into a dispersed site in the national forest, and there is no fire ring. Or you pull into …
Camping Cot: Weight Limits and Real Comfort
A cot is the piece of camp gear people either swear by or quietly leave at home after one trip. …
Camp Chair for a Bad Back: Lumbar That Works
The standard folding camp chair is a sling. The fabric sags in the middle, the hips drop lower than the …
Camp Hand Washing Station: Foot Pump or Jug
A hand washing station sounds like the kind of thing you add to a campsite once you have run out …
Camp Chef or Coleman: Where the Money Goes
Two camp stoves sit on the shelf next to each other. One costs a fraction of the other, and both …
Cabin Tent: Standing Room Without the Wind Worry
The first time you stand up straight inside a tent to pull on a pair of pants, the appeal of …