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Seletti Enameled Metal Mug
This quirky number holds up to the roughness of travel, with more personality than the classic blue speckled camping mugs.
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Dream House Bell Tent
Canvas tents transform camping. (Read about our experience with this particular one here.) This tent has the power to turn a camping detractor into an enthusiast.
$479-$649
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LL Bean Quick-E-Seat
An almost impossibly compact camping chair that has no business being so comfortable.
$39.95
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Battery-Powered Copper Light String
These elevate a campsite big time. Last time, I had one along and strung it inside the tent. On my next camping trip, I plan to have at least two of these light strings to work with.
$12
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YETI Hopper Cooler
This wonder of a cooler keeps things cold for days on end. We take ours out on a boat during hot summer days and when we come in the ice hasn’t even started to melt.
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