25 Camping Gifts and Gadgets to Add to Your 2025 Holiday Shopping List 

The holidays are almost here, and that means cool camping gear is going on sale — grab some for friends, family or even yourself. Thinking of going winter camping and want some fun camping accessories to bring with you? What camping gifts are on your wishlist? Now’s your chance to stock up. 

Of course, all of the adventurers on your list will love these camping gadgets and presents. There’s something for everyone — add these camping gifts to your holiday shopping list.

1. KOA Gift Card

One of the best gifts for campers is a KOA gift card, offering both flexibility and great value. Currently the most popular campground chain in the United States and Canada, the nearest KOA is almost always just a short drive away. A KOA gift card provides a convenient way to save money on any upcoming camping trips. 

You can use your gift card at any of their locations, including KOA journey, holiday and resort destinations. Enjoy the best of both worlds, getting close to the great outdoors while enjoying the convenience of nearby amenities like showers.

2. HANERDUN Cooler Backpack

Carrying a backpack and a cooler can get cumbersome. This model lets you combine the two in one device, making less to move. You can cart this model on your back like a pack or in your hand, suitcase-style, whatever fits your needs the best. 

You’ll also ensure you have plenty of hydration and snacks when you reach your campsite and a place to rest your laurels while you enjoy them. The chair feature supports up to 330 pounds, making this model sturdy enough to support husky outdoor adventurers. 

3. Wise Owl Camping Hammock

Even when you have a tent, sleeping close to the cold ground can leave you shivering by morning. Instead, why not skip the poles and hammock camp in this extra-large model that cradles your body like a sleeping bag while suspending you far above slithery snakes and creepy crawly insects? 

Go for the double version to pair up with your sweetie. Two is always better than one for sasquatch-viewing. 

4. Pankay Camping Toilet With Privacy Tent

Learning how to dig a cat hole is a must for any camper. However, squatting on the bare ground leaves you open and vulnerable, where any passing hiker or hunter can see you and your bare cheeks. 

Instead, opt for this model, complete with a privacy tent. You can pack your poop out with you, using enzymes to destroy odor or simply use the enclosure to keep out prying eyes while you go. 

5. Takki Portable Generator Power Bank With Lantern

You need a tent light. That takes power, which means you also need a portable source. An all-in-one device gives you both with less to carry. 

This power station fuels up to seven devices at once, including laptops, phones, tablets, cameras and fans. The lamp has multiple light settings and lasts up to 120 hours while in power-saving mode. 

6. Unniweei Solar Portable Camp Shower

Maybe your motto is “camp hair, don’t care.” That’s cool, but what if you want to stop for refreshments on your way home from the campsite? You don’t want the other diners in whatever restaurant you choose to lose their appetites from the B.O. 

Instead, rinse off before you ride home with this solar portable camp shower. Let it heat up while you get dirty on the trail, then wash your important parts with castile soap before returning to civilization. It’s hardly a spa bath experience, but it will refresh you. 

7. Odoland Rechargeable Camp Fans

Tents might allow more airflow than your average home, but they can still get mighty stuffy. Plus, you might be a member of the “I can’t sleep without a fan” club. 

Maintain solid airflow with this 2-pack of rechargeable fans. You can even use them to create a breeze in your camper. 

8. Coleman Portable Propane Camp Stove

Cooking over an open fire takes finesse — and there’s a good chance you’ll end up with burnt fingers and hotdogs in the pit. Instead, keep it tidy with this 2-burner propane camp stove. 

This little device is light and straps to the outside of your pack. It might even lighten the load inside it, as you can pack lightweight dehydrated meals to reheat. 

9. Gukkicco Camp Sleep Pad

The soil of most campsites is stony, and sleeping the wrong way can result in considerable pain. This ultralight sleeping pad puts a protective layer between you and the cold ground, helping you avoid sharp rocks. 

Although inflatable, it won’t go flat like your typical air mattress. The egg-shaped pockets hold air in one place even if a small hole arises elsewhere, and the included repair kit gets you patched in no time. 

10. Lorbro Grill Caddy

You’re a serious camper. You and the crew create wagon circles around rows of campfires nearly every weekend when the weather permits and you need a way to keep everyone fed and happy. 

Enter the Lorbro grill caddy. This clever device has everything you need for a gourmet barbecue in the wild, including room for multiple condiments and an attached paper towel holder. You also get spaces for all the tools you need to master the barbecue, like tongs and handy side pockets for spice bottles. 

11. HUZSV Shovel and Ax Survival Set

Your number one duty as a responsible camper is to put out your fire. This camping gadget lets you do so in style, with a shovel and ax to douse the blaze and bury any remaining embers safely beneath the earth. 

What sets this kit apart is the extra tools you get. There’s also a multitool, knife, various screw tips and a compass with multiple handles to give you the perfect grip. It all comes wrapped in a convenient box for easy transport. 

12. WELL-STRONG Waterproof First Aid Kit

Every camper needs a first aid kit. More than a camping gadget, the right equipment can make a considerable difference when waiting for professional rescuers to arrive. 

This 234-piece waterproof kit has ample bandages to handle any cuts and scrapes acquired in the wild. At only four inches by three inches, this pack straps to your back frame while adding only negligible weight. 

13. Mardingtop 75L Molle Internal Frame Hiking Pack

If you’re a serious hiker, you need a back frame to match. This 75-liter Molle-style internal frame fits the bill. The spacious design lets you include plenty of cold-weather gear in your bag — or extra cooking necessities for warm-weather hikes. 

Molle design lets you add storage to the outside with ease. Opt for the included bladder to stay hydrated without carrying a thermos. 

14. Magical Flames Cosmic Flames Color Packets

There’s campfire – and then there’s cosmic fire. These color packs transform your flames into a party. Red and gold interlace with blues, teals, purples and pinks to delight the kids and the young at heart in your party. 

15. ETSG XL Camping Cot

Some people consider cots camping gadgets, while others classify them as necessities. Either way, this extra-large camping cot makes catching your Zzz’s much more pleasant by getting you off the ground and out of the damp. 

Plus, this model adjusts like a chaise lounge. Want to catch a tan or read a book while the rest of the family goes fishing? You have the perfect place. 

16. Garmin Montana 700i Handheld GPS

This ultimate camping gadget keeps you safe in the wild. Yes, there are places where cell phone reception doesn’t yet reach, often in the western states but along parts of the Appalachian trail as well. 

Spraining an ankle in such situations can spell disaster if you can’t reach rescuers. This device creates the perfect map while letting you communicate with rescuers via 2-way satellite messaging, so you can guide them to you and advise them of your condition. 

17. 12-Gauge Perimeter Trip Alarm

Are you the sort who can sleep through anything? If so, the thought of a grizzly sneaking up on your tent unawares halfway through the night can result in you catching zero Zzzs. 

Put your mind at ease by securing your perimeter with a 12-gauge perimeter trip alarm. The name refers to the width of the wire — there’s no risk of accidentally shooting fellow campers. Instead, unsuspecting bruins who stumble against the cord set out a screech that should scare them away and alert you to the danger lurking outside before it gets too close. Even still, you should always store your food in a bear-safe container, not your tent. 

18. SABRE Bear-Safe Food Storage Container

If your idea of camping is going primitive, a bear-safe food storage container is a must when sleeping in grizzly country. This rule applies even if you car-camp — these wily bruins have been known to get into vehicles and do considerable damage. 

A SABRE bear-safe food storage container holds more than your marshmallows and graham crackers. It’s also a repository for your scented chapstick and anything else with a fragrance that may attract unwanted wildlife. 

19. Alpen Bears Premium Crampons

Although it may not seem like it as temperatures remain well above seasonal averages, winter is coming, much like Ned Stark predicted. Be ready when it gets here with a pair of crampons to keep you from slip-sliding away. 

Crampons slide on over your boots, giving you additional grip on icy and snowy surfaces. They’re a must for climbers and anyone who doesn’t enjoy hurting their aching bones with an accidental bit of ice skating followed by a crash. 

20. Bayite Survival Flint and Steel

Matches and lighters work in pleasant weather, but what happens when it’s raining and the wind howls? You need a foolproof method of sparking a blaze, which is where a flint and steel come in handy. 

This simple device uses friction to create a spark. It takes a bit to master the knack — do try lighting a fire at home before relying on this method in the wild. 

21. ELECOM NESTOUT Portable Solar Panel With Dual USB-A Ports 

Camping doesn’t need to mean noisy generators anymore. The magic of solar makes it possible for whisper-quiet functionality off-grid. 

Large solar generators are bulky, but this portable panel offers just enough juice to keep your phone connected for a weekend excursion. You’ll feel more secure knowing you remain connected, no outlets necessary. 

22. FAIRWIND Oversized Fully Padded Camping Chair

Cuddling by the campfire with your sweetie just got even cozier with this oversized camp chair. It’s the perfect size for two — or three of the littlest adventurers. 

This chair folds up for easy transport. Add an optional wagon cart for an even easier time transporting this and other items around your campsite. 

23. HEXNUB Cooler Light 

Is that kombucha safe for kids? It’s hard to read labels after dark, but the HEXNUB cooler light makes it easier to discern between grownup beverages and those meant for tots after the sun sets on your campsite. 

This model fits all large coolers, including Yeti, Igloo and Coleman. The rechargeable LED lasts up to 55 hours on the white setting, giving you improved visibility the entire long weekend. 

24. UST Tool-Along Sasquatch Multitool

Every camper needs a bottle opener, flat-head screwdriver, Phillips-head screwdriver, butterfly wrench, hex wrenches, a cord cutter and a can opener. Get them all in one nifty shape with this multitool. 

Those searching for Squatch found him in this adorable design. The attached carabiner makes it a snap to clip this to your backframe or tent bag so you don’t lose it. 

25. ThxToms Flashlight Gloves 

Are you still holding a flashlight in your teeth? Have you seen how expensive dentists are these days? Protect your pearly whites with a pair of flashlight gloves. 

Much like a headlamp, these gloves keep both hands free for work. However, they make it even easier to cast illumination exactly where you need it.

26. BioLite CampStove 2+

A stove that doubles as a power bank? Yes, please. The BioLite CampStove 2+ burns twigs, sticks and other forest debris efficiently while converting heat into electricity, letting you charge devices or light up your campsite. This is one of the most innovative camping gadgets for men who love tech and eco-friendly solutions. It includes an LED dashboard to monitor fire strength and power output.

27. LifeStraw Personal Water Filter

Forget lugging around gallons of water — this lightweight filter lets you drink straight from streams and lakes. It’s an ideal camping gift for women and men who like to keep their pack light but their hydration on point. It filters up to 1,000 liters of water and removes 99.9% of bacteria and parasites without using chemicals.

28. LuminAID Solar Lantern

This compact, inflatable lantern is solar-powered and folds flat for easy storage. It provides up to 24 hours of light on a single charge, making it an amazing gift for campers who like to extend their adventures into the night. This lantern is waterproof and shatterproof, so it’s perfect for rough camping trips.

29. TUSHY Travel Bidet

Upgrade your campsite hygiene with this pocket-sized portable bidet. A truly fun camping accessory, it adds a bit of luxury to roughing it in the great outdoors. It’s collapsible and refillable, making it easy to tuck into your backpack.

30. Thermacell E-Series Mosquito Repeller

Say goodbye to sprays and citronella candles. This rechargeable mosquito repellent creates a 20-foot mosquito-fee zone. It’s a top camping gadget for those who want to relax without constantly swatting bugs away.

31. Ooni Karu 12 Multi-Fuel Pizza Oven

Who says you can’t have gourmet meals in the wild? This portable pizza oven runs on wood, charcoal or gas, letting you enjoy freshly baked pizza on your camping trip. Temperatures reach 950°F in just 15 minutes for authentic Neapolitan-style pies.

32. Gerber Stake Out Multi-Tool

Designed specifically for campers, this multi-tool includes everything from tent stakes to a serrated blade, saw and scissors. It’s compact and durable, making it one of the best camping gifts for women or men who like to be prepared. It includes a bottle opener for end-of-day campfire relaxation.

33. Rumpl NanoLoft Puffy Blanket

This versatile, insulated blanket is lightweight, weather-resistant and perfect for chilly nights by the fire. It’s a thoughtful camping gift that’s as practical as it is cozy. It’s made from recycled materials and comes in a variety of vibrant colors.

34. Sea to Summit Aeros Premium Pillow

This ultra-light, inflatable camping pillow provides luxurious comfort without taking up space in your pack. A perfect gift for campers who refuse to sacrifice a good night’s sleep. Features a soft, brushed fabric cover that feels great against your skin.

35. Igloo Trailmate Cooler

With rugged wheels, a telescoping handle and extended ice retention, this cooler is built for adventure. Its a standout piece of cool camping gear for anyone who likes their drinks icy and their food fresh. It includes cup holders and a dry storage compartment for snacks.

Cool Camping Gadgets 

Post-holiday sales are the perfect time for stocking up on your favorite camping gadgets. These fun tools will enhance your love of the outdoors while keeping you safer and more comfortable in the wild. 

Consider these cool camping gadgets to delight yourself or someone you love. You deserve a little treat to look forward to for breaking your cabin fever in style once spring arrives.