So far, this summer is a scorcher, and if you’re planning on spending any prolonged time outside you’ll want to invest in a sturdy fan to keep you cool. This rechargeable option can rotate up to 350 degrees to ensure that everyone stays cool, and its energy core can charge your phone as well if you’re in a pinch.

Whether you’re planning a camping trip to a wet or dry climate, having a quick-dry microfiber towel will come in handy for everything from drying off after the shower to sitting on the ground for a picnic. This lightweight, compact towel comes in 16 different colors and 6 sizes, and is ultra-absorbent and soft.

Birders and nature lovers will appreciate these binoculars which let users get up close and personal with wildlife, without actually having to disturb nature. The H2O binoculars are waterproof and fog-proof, so you can take them out on a boat and not worry if they accidentally get wet.

While it may feel a bit like you’re in college heading to the dorm bathroom, having a good shower caddy is just as helpful when camping. You don’t want anything that retains too much moisture, or is easy for bugs and critters to hide away in, so this mesh option with a bunch of pockets is perfect to carry everything you need when making the trek to the campground showers. Just don’t forget your shower shoes!

Big hikers know the most important thing you wear on a hike is your footwear. These traction cleats easily slip over your regular hiking boots or sneakers to ensure that you have better traction when walking through the ice or snow. No longer do you have to worry about slipping and falling on your hike.

Keeping in touch when out of range for cell service can be difficult, but these two-way walkies make it easy to keep track of everyone in your group no matter where you are. Available as a two-pack, three-pack, and four-pack, these walkies are long-range and small enough to comfortably fit in your hand.

When camping in the wilderness, it can be lifesaving to have devices that are fully powered. This solar power charging bank offers campers two options to power up: a charging cable and solar power. Plus, you can take advantage of the LED flashlight to light the trail or your tent once the sun sets.

If you want to keep track of your sleep schedule, step count, and more while out in the wild, this portable Apple watch charger will help keep your battery up. It’s not that easy to find outlets in the great outdoors, so having a portable charger like this one means you don’t have to worry about dwindling battery life. When full, the device can charge your watch up to 1.5 times, and is small enough to slip into any pocket in your backpack.

Like the portable Apple watch charger above, having a portable charger for your phone means you don’t have to worry about getting stuck without any way to contact the outside world. This tiny portable charger is pocket-sized and compatible with a variety of different iPhones, Androids, and AirPods.

If you want to listen to music around the campfire, this little waterproof Bluetooth speaker will do the trick. Available in a bunch of different colors, it boasts up to five hours of playtime on one charge. It’s also waterproof, so you can take it out on the boat with you.

Spending time in the water? This waterproof phone pouch means you can keep your phone on you while in the pool, river, or ocean. Since it floats, you don’t have to worry about losing it if your kayak goes upside down. Plus, the detachable lanyard means you can keep it around your neck or attach it to a bag.

This two-pack of rechargeable hand warmers is ready to go after only three hours of charging and takes just three seconds to power up. The duo stays warm for up to 12 hours, so you can continue your winter outdoor activities without interruption.

Having the ability to see at night while moving around the campsite, RV, or in your tent is essential. The Coleman LED lantern is water-resistant and comes with a hanging handle so you can prop it up as needed. The lamp features 300 lumens with a maximum beam distance of 32 feet. You’ll see Prime Day savings on the 300-lumens red version as well as the 500-lumens red and black versions.

Climbing a mountain at sundown or managing the equipment under your RV has never been easier with the Eveready rechargeable headlamp. The high-powered headlights are made with rechargeable LED lights and have three modes to choose from depending on your activity: high, low, and red.

This two-in-one product is perfect for keeping you cool on hot summer nights while still providing some much-needed light. It easily hooks onto the ceiling of your tent to provide cooling from all sides. The collapsible design makes it lightweight, portable, and easy to use in all situations.

Trying to find your toothbrush or going to the bathroom becomes difficult when it’s the middle of the night and you’re surrounded by total darkness. This compact LED flashlight is heavy-duty and rechargeable, making it an ideal nighttime accessory for the great outdoors.

It’s always a good idea to keep a first aid kit on hand, especially when you’re alone in the wilderness. This compact, easy-to-carry kit has everything you’ll need for a simple injury including an ice pack, bandages, first-aid tape, and tweezers.

Starting a strong, sturdy fire is harder than it looks, and having a good fire starter is just the hack you need to make it that much easier. No longer do you need to be a member of the Boy Scouts to get your campfire up and running. These fire starter cubes burn quickly and easilyy—just pop them in the pit and see your not-so-hard-work pay off.

This emergency radio can be powered up by both solar energy and a crank, so you don’t need to worry about running out of battery. It functions as an emergency radio, power bank, flashlight, and SOS alarm, and also takes AAA batteries so you don’t have to rely on the sun or your arm strength. The radio receives both emergency weather and emergency news broadcasts from NOAA and AM/FM stations.

Nothing dampens an adventure in the great outdoors like having to swat away mosquitos. This rechargeable mosquito repeller is perfect for keeping those pesky bugs away while you sit around the campfire and indulge in some s’mores. Unlike traditional mosquito repellant, this little gadget does all the work for you without having to spray anything on your skin.

Even though many tents will state that they are waterproof, if you’re in an actual storm, having a tarp will be the difference between sleeping in your tent and swimming in it. This multi-purpose waterproof camping tarp comes in a bunch of different sizes and colors, and is made of rugged ripstop fabric to ensure that it will protect you from rain for as long as you need.

Having consistent access to safe drinking water while on the go keeps you hydrated and able to enjoy those outdoor adventure activities for as long as possible. The LifeStraw Personal Water Filter protects against pesky bacteria, microsilt, sand, cloudiness and even microplastics that have infiltrated water around the world. This compact personal device can filter up to 1,000 gallons of water and has an unlimited shelf life—so you don’t have to worry about it expiring years down the line if you use it infrequently. Expect deals on the dark gray one-pack and the midnight blue two-pack.

Another much-loved water filter from LifeStraw is this compact bestseller. It was a top-selling product among our readers last Prime Day, and it’s on sale this time around, too. The $10 travel essential is small enough to fit in your backpack or fanny pack.

Staying hydrated while out and about is important, and this in-line water filter with a six-step filtration system works to keep your water safe and healthy while tasting great. Simply hook it up to your water source (like the water hose in your RV on your campsite) and reap the benefits.

Just because you’re out in the wild, doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice your tastebuds. Whether you’re cooking a full-fledged meal or just roasting a couple of marshmallows, this instant-start propane stove will do the trick. With two burners, you can embrace multitasking.

This tiny camping stove is extremely portable, and perfect for those days when you don’t want to light a whole campfire just to boil some water. The burner and base can be easily removed from the propane bottle for space-saving storage, and the bottle-top style can accommodate one pot or pan (up to eight inches) at a time.

Most campsites will have a firepit waiting for you once you arrive, but if you’re interested in actually cooking, getting a handy accessory like this portable grill will make it much easier. This grill makes cooking over an open fire easy and it folds flat for easy storage. Plus, it can support all types of pots and pans, including cast iron ones.

Perfect for sitting around the fire or making a few s’mores, this smokeless firepit is great for gatherings. The stove comes in its own portable carrying case for ease of travel, and features a removable and collapsible stand for better stability.

Rather than whipping out a large pot and waiting the long, long time it takes to boil water over a firepit, this stainless steel cup functions as a tiny pot and makes heating up small quantities of water, coffee, or soup much quicker. It also comes with two cups nested inside and a vented lid for cooking. Its lightweight, small design makes it particularly good for backpackers.

This set of camping utensils is practically an all-in-one camping cookware set. The 16-piece kit includes a chopping board, barbecue fork, bottle opener, set of non-slip gloves, towel, frying spatula, bread clip, chef knife, a dinner knife, fork, spoon, storage bag, ladle, scissors, and more.

Keeping hydrated is essential—as is a cup of morning coffee for some—so securing a good travel mug like this one from CamelBak is a camping staple. The insulated stainless steel body maintains the temperature of your drink for longer, and the non-slip silicone base keeps it from sliding off the table. It’s also leak-proof and self-sealing, so you only need one hand to grab a drink.

Available in a few different sizes and colors, this handy water bottle purifies your water for you, no additional tools required. It’s easy to use and clean, and the filter only needs to be changed every 40 gallons of water. Plus, the transparent design means you always know exactly how much water you have left.

If you’re spending most of your time at a campsite nearby your car, this portable cooler is the perfect fit. It can fit up to 85 cans, offers up to four days of ice retention, and can even function as an additional place to sit in a pinch. The steel handles make it easy to carry from point A to B, but keep in mind that once you fill it up, it can get quite heavy.

If you plan on cooking or eating anything at all at your campsite, you’ll want this camping cutlery set to avoid having to use your hands for every meal. The eight-piece stainless steel set comes with a knife, fork, spoon, chopsticks, straight straw, bent straw, straw cleaning brush, and carrying case.

Veteran campers know that space is gold, so this nesting cookware set is perfect for taking with you. The three pots, one pan, and two lids all fit within each other, creating a lightweight and portable set that you’ll be able to easily tote to your campsite. The heat-resistant folding handles avoid taking up extra space, and the mesh carry bag makes for simple storing and transport.

Planning on whipping up some delicious outdoor cuisine? Don’t let a lack of kitchen prep station stop you. This portable, folding outdoor cook station is a major upgrade for frequent campers. It provides a bit more space to store and prep tasty meals, with three-tiered storage shelves; three mini, foldable side tables with cupholders; a heat-resistant aluminum tabletop; and hooks for cups, utensils, and lanterns.

Not everyone loves the idea of eating their meals sitting around the campfire on logs. This side table makes it easy to keep your food and drinks off the floor while enjoying your campsite. It’s available in three sizes and can be folded away into a carry case when you’re done.

Thanks to the Air Support Back construction, the CamelBak Lobo 9 hydration backpack is constructed with breathable and lightweight materials that help you go further longer. The optional stability belt keeps your pack in place while you can sip up to 70 ounces of liquid from the built-in pouch.

Picking the right luggage for a backpacking or camping trip is incredibly important, especially if you’ll be hiking many miles while wearing it. This 50L backpack is perfect for backpackers and campers alike, and is both waterproof and comes with a rain cover. At just two pounds, it’s very lightweight and has enough space and compartments to carry 3-5 days worth of clothes, gear, and essentials. It even has attachment points to carry your sleeping bag, trekking poles, tent, and more.

This daypack is great for hiking, biking, or just carrying your essentials to your next camping trip. It features two water bottle pockets as well as a pocket for a hydration bladder. The bag is sturdy and water-resistant and comes with chest and hip belts for added comfort.

This extra large 50-liter backpack packs a lot of punch with its three spacious compartments. Once you get to the campsite, you can rest easy knowing that the material is both water-resistant and made of durable polyester fabric. Stick your travel-size umbrella or water bottle in one of the two mesh side pockets.

This 25L daypack fits just about everything you’ll need on your next outdoor adventure, and it comes with a ton of different zippered sections to keep things organized. The zippered side section is perfect for easy-access items like sunglasses or your wallet, while the interior mesh pocket has a zipper to ensure that valuables stay secure.

Sure, a regular backpack can hold all your snacks and essentials, but will it keep your water and lunch nice and cool? This backpack cooler from Coleman is perfect for a picnic, mid-hike lunch, or simply storing drinks for around the campfire. It can hold up to 28 cans and will keep your drinks (and food) cooler for longer.

This basic mesh camping chair is everything you want in a portable outdoor seat. It’s lightweight, sturdy, and comes with a carry bag. It even features adjustable arm heights for increased comfort and can hold up to 250 pounds.

Even if you’re covered in sunscreen and wearing a hat, having a sun umbrella will help protect you from those harmful UV rays. This collapsible chair is perfect for the beach, the campsite, and even just hanging around in your backyard. It features an adjustable UPF 50+ umbrella, three-position reclining, and a comfortable footrest for the ultimate relaxation.

Just because you’re camping doesn’t mean you have to rough it. This set of two outdoor lounge chairs are exceptionally comfortable. The chairs fold down flat for storage, and the back and footrests are easily adjustable for complete relaxation. They also come with a removable tray with two cup holders, a phone holder, and a tablet holder.

Pop this hammock between two trees and you’ll have the comfiest seat in the house. The comfortable nylon is perfect for lounging or sleeping, and can be attached to two trees easily with the nine-foot-long tree straps and carabiners it comes with. Only some of the colors are on sale for Prime Day, so choose wisely.

A camping chair that has everything you need built in? The Timber Ridge lightweight camping chair features a foldable side table so you can plant your charcuterie, trail mix, or other campground snacks right next to you. The cooler bag and mesh pocket store drinks and keep them cool on the hottest camping days.

Made of 22 recycled bottles, this folding backpack chair is both eco-friendly and functional. The backpack straps on the chair allow you to easily carry it on your next hiking trip and have a place to plop down when you need a rest or find a stunning vista. The CleverMade chair also has an ergonomic design, five degrees of recline, and a built-in bottle opener.

Sure to turn heads on the campground or RV park, the GCI Outdoor three-position chair with an ottoman features an adjustable backrest, which also reclines so you can soak up the sunrise or sunset with ease. The chair folds flat and is made with a breathable nylon mesh to keep limbs cool while stationary.

The Glen sleeping bag fits one person and has a snag-free zipper as well as a draft tube along the zipper to prevent heat from escaping. Heading out to the next camping spot? The included stuff sack allows for easy transport.

Couples will adore this extra-large sleeping bag that lets you snuggle up during colder nights. It’s queen-sized so you don’t have to worry about feeling to squished, and it comes with two portable pillows ideal for camping. Plus, if you end up needing your own space, the bag unzips into two separate, regular-sized sleeping bags.

Available in black, green, and gray colorways, the Teton Sports Celsius sleeping bag will protect you in temperatures as low as zero degrees. If you need some additional warmth, the bag is designed with a mummy style hood that you can cinch around your dome.

When you need a compact and lightweight layer of warmth at night, consider the Wise Owl camping blanket—it weighs less than two pounds. With its durable ripstop nylon, you can safely throw it in your camping bag for years to come.

While not technically a sleeping bag, this camping cot will make sleeping in a tent a lot more comfortable. Just because you like the great outdoors, doesn’t mean you have to sleep in the dirt every night. This cot is lightweight, supportive, and folds down to fit easily into a carry case. It can support up to 330 pounds and conforms to your body for a comfortable sleep.

This self-inflating sleeping pad is ideal for a couple who wants to share the bed, but not have to lay on the floor. Unlike an air mattress, there’s no electricity required to pump it up—simply use the built-in foot pump to fill it with air. It’s durable and lightweight, and there’s a built-in pillow section for added comfort.

Available in a two-, three-, four-, or six-person configurations, the Coleman Sundome camping tent is well ventilated for warm and stuffy nights with its built-in windows and ground vent. The charging port inside the tent is an added bonus so you can keep your phone, GoPro, and other devices ready for the next day’s adventure. Windy night? The WeatherTec system protects against 35mph winds.

This 2-person tent is packed with 32 square feet of shelter. Use the seam-taped floor to shut out moisture and rain during those inclement evenings. The tent has a 7000 aluminum pole for hardiness when you’re ready to set it up and the strategically oriented clip on the roof allows for more overhead space so you can comfortably stretch out in all directions.

Traveling in a big group? This six-person waterproof tent will fit everyone. Great for a family or a big group, it features an easy set-up in just five minutes, as well as a variety of different mesh windows and panels to ensure that you’ll feel the breeze without having to let the bugs in.