A camp stove that won’t light when you’re 40 miles from civilization. A backpack that saw one too many bird photography outings and just gave up. The camera battery that died just as a mountain lion stepped into view. We’ve been there. And after years of trial, error, and the occasional meltdown, here’s the gear we swear by.
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Small Space Organization
Useful in tight spaces, this organizer makes sure your deli staples stay fresh, tidy, and easy to grab. Because no one likes playing hide-and-seek with their sammich fixins.
Designed for tight fridge quarters, this lazy Susan makes the most of every inch. A quick spin brings your essentials to the front, keeping your RV refrigerator neat and your pickles always at-hand.
Stop rummaging through your bag like a raccoon in the dark. These packing cubes keep everything sorted, easy to grab, and exactly where you left it.
Yes, it’s a glorified milk crate, but it’s also the last gear organizer you’ll ever need. With rugged construction and endless configurations, this crate takes a beating, keeps everything in place, and somehow makes storage feel satisfying.
Camping Kitchen
The holy grail of backcountry coffee. Compact, easy to clean, and practically indestructible. It brews a smooth, grit-free cup that tastes like civilization, even when you're miles from it. Pair it with reusable filters, and you've got an effortless, reliable caffeine fix anywhere.
Because even in the middle of nowhere, bad coffee is unacceptable. This little champ packs up smaller than your regrets about that last sketchy dirt road. And it delivers a consistent grind without electricity.
A camp kitchen that folds flatter than your motivation on a Monday. This beauty comes with a built-in sink for washing hands, dishes, or whatever mystery goo just got on your gear. The stove stand keeps your cooking setup solid, the light pole keeps you from burning dinner in the dark.
Because eating with a stick is only cool for about five minutes. These spork-knife hybrids are tough enough for camping, easy to clean, and small enough to disappear into your bag until you need them. Stab or scoop away (whatever gets food in your mouth the fastest).
This stackable beast keeps utensils, spices, and random mystery gear locked down and organized. The compartments are rock-solid, the bins actually make sense, and best of all, it laughs in the face of bumpy roads and bad packing jobs.
Reliable, powerful, and apparently dust-devil resistant. With two 25,000 BTU burners and a 10,000 BTU sidekick in the middle, this beast boils water faster than you can say, “Did you remember the coffee?” It always lights when asked, doesn’t throw tantrums in the wind, and shrugs off rough treatment like a true camp kitchen MVP.
Staying Warm
Stay warm without spending a fortune and sleep like ya mean it. These sleeping bags lock in heat, block out cold, and give you the kind of sleep that makes you wonder why you ever camped without one.
Adorable on the outside, powerful on the inside. These owl-shaped hand warmers heat up in seconds, recharge easily, and come in a handy case that keeps them ready for next time.
A snowy, rocky trek to see ancient petroglyphs should have been a pain, but these booties turned it into a warm, cushy adventure. These booties are lightweight, insulated, and (apparently) sturdy enough to take on rough terrain.
This blanket locks in warmth, holds up to adventure, and won’t break the bank. Whether it’s wrapped around your shoulders or tossed over your sleeping bag, it’s a camp essential.
Built for campfire lounging and unexpected rain, this wearable blanket keeps you cozy without the bulk. Stay warm, stay dry, and stay outside as long as you want.
Compact enough to toss in your luggage, warm enough to rely on when the temperature drops. Whether you’re wrapped up by the fire or using it as a back warmer in your camp chair, this blanket does the job.
The Propex propane furnace ended our battle with a noisy, clog-prone diesel heater. We hesitated on the price, but now we wouldn’t camp without it. Quiet, reliable, and steady heat that makes cold-weather camping comfortable.
Around the RV
Forget the old “lift and hope” method. This magnetic sensor gives you real-time propane levels, so you always know when it’s time to refill before the tank runs dry.
Sturdy when you need it, compact when you don’t. Whether it’s scrubbing, rinsing, or carrying, this collapsible bucket takes on the task and tucks away without a fuss.
Light enough to carry, tough enough to trust, and slim enough to tuck away, this step ladder is a must-have for any RV. (Because sometimes, top shelves feel like they were designed for giants.)
Toss in a scoop, let it do the dirty work, and enjoy an RV that doesn’t smell like a sewer on wheels. Keeps tanks fresh, waste broken down, and your nose unbothered.
The Gazelle Pop Up Outdoor Gazebo makes bad weather irrelevant. It pops up in minutes, shields you from wind, and keeps the bugs outside where they belong.
Fire, without the fuss. The Camco Little Red Campfire is lightweight, compact, and lights up fast. It burns clean, conserves propane, and the ceramic logs radiate serious warmth. Perfect for campsites, tailgates, or anywhere a real fire isn’t an option.
Off-Grid Power & Gadgets
Whether you're setting up camp, grabbing firewood, or making a midnight bathroom run, this headlamp lights the way. Easy to charge and has a long battery life.
This portable power station juices up quick and keeps our 12-volt refrigerator running flawlessly.
Lightweight but tough, this fan runs for hours on a single charge. Perfect for cooling down, keeping bugs at bay, and making sure you stay comfortable wherever you camp.
Mounted on our squaredrop trailer, this solar panel has weathered storms, sun, and rough roads. It’s been our battery charging workhorse for years, proving that some gear just doesn’t quit.
This suitcase-style solar panel packs up small and follows the sun wherever we need it. We love it because it lets us run our 12-volt refrigerator off an Anker power station while keeping all our devices charged, no matter where we park.
Remote Work Tools
No more wrist pain from tiny trackpads. This Bluetooth mouse is designed for all-day comfort, and its customizable buttons make switching between apps effortless.
No more squinting at glare-covered screens. This monitor is bright, beautiful, and built for real work. (Save your eyes AND your productivity.)
Drown out chainsaws, screaming children, and that guy revving his motorcycle at 6 AM. Noise-canceling so good, it feels like your own personal silence bubble. Plus, it has a built-in mic for taking work calls (or ignoring them).
Declutter your RV before the paper piles take over. This tiny, cordless scanner turns receipts, contracts, and random scraps into searchable PDFs in seconds.
Your personal digital bodyguard. Automatic backups and zero stress when your laptop decides to self-destruct. Never lose a file again (unless you really try).
The Blue Yeti Snowball Microphone is your budget-friendly audio upgrade. It is plug and play, so no messing with settings. Just crisp, clear sound right out of the box. It blocks out background noise like a pro, making your voice the star of the staff meeting. And when you're done, it folds away neatly, leaving your desk clutter-free.
