Reusable beverage totes make a great alternative to plastic water bottles and jugs. These also have fun designs that will keep things exciting on the trail. Water Tote; uncommongoods.com
Lighthouse
Plain black or yellow flashlights are boring! Gift this chic, yet functional red and white lighthouse-inspired light by Kikkerland. Mini Lighthouse Lantern and Flashlight; allmodern.com
Sit-Upons
This foldable camp stool is handmade in Oregon with American-sourced ash hardwood and leather that will stand the test of time. It’s available in chestnut brown or black, and comes with a matching carrying strap to boot. Wood & Leather Camp Stool; kaufmann-mercantile.com
Get Fired Up
This stainless steel propane camp stove has the good looks to match its functional elements. Its foldable legs make it easy to grab and go. 18.63" Freestyle Portable Propane Grill by Napoleon; allmodern.com
Paddle Your Own Canoe
Want to drop some serious loot? Buy them this American-made canoe that’s crafted from white cedar, black walnut, brass, bronze and rawhide. White Cedar Trapper Canoe; shopterrain.com
Solar Power
It’s better to leave the electronics at home, but if you must, Nature Power’s USB solar chargers can take on anything you’ve got. iSolar 2.8 Amorphous Solar Panel Charger; allmodern.com
Swiss Army
Every camper should carry a classic Swiss army knife. Wenger’s Evogrip S 101 is the first ergonomic knife, so it’s more comfortable to use. Swiss Army Knife by Wenger; wayfair.com
Backpacker
Maybe it's not the most serious backpack, but this chic rucksack would make a great daypack. Waxed Canvas Rucksack; terrain.com
Know When to Fold 'Em
This stove is simple. You can fold it up, pack it up and go! Ultra-Thin Stainless Steel Camp Stove; kaufamnn-mercantile.com
