Outdoors Gifts

A tabletop fireplace with removable glass so you can enjoy a freshly made s'more any time of year — yum.

A top-rated collapsible camp chair that comes complete with a four-can cooler pouch on one side and mesh storage pockets on the other, so where ever you happen...

A lighted umbrella if you love spending time on your porch in the spring and summer, even as the sun goes down! now you can still enjoy that crisp nighttime...

An oh-so-cute melissa & dough camping chair that comes with its own cup holder so munchkins can have their own little spot to people watch from. Added bonus:...

A military-grade compass to easily fit on their belt loop or in their glove compartment.

Or a pack of teeny-tiny animal pots everyone is gonna fauna over.

A 20-inch snow thrower for doing the difficult job of clearing a pathway because maybe you won't be in town the next time they get a couple of feet. (pssst,...

An inflatable hot tub designed to fill your yard with luxury spa energy, perfect for breezy fall nights.

A portable charcoal grill that comes in an insulated cooler tote so they can take the cookout anywhere — and once they're set up somewhere, the cooler can be...

A roll-up blanket with a handle you can take to the park or the beach for the perfect summer day trip. The blanket is waterproof and has a foam layer for extra...

merino wool hiking socks for the person who does not mess around with lackluster outdoor gear.

A window-mount bird feeder to help everyone *safely* get up close and personal with the neighborhood songbirds.

A copy of the ken burns national doc. It just may spur them to book up another outdoorsy vacay.

A pocket-size travel blanket with built-in ground stakes for when they see a view worth sitting down for a spell to admire.

A floatable cooler (with a lid!) for their annual tubing trip.

A double sleeping bag for the couple who's *always* camping. Always! and if they get in a fight, it converts to two sleeping bags.

A good pair of folding waterproof binoculars so they can better spot wildlife (like whales emerging from icy depths, mountain goats balancing on ledges, and...

A beekeeping guide because they've been talking about starting it as a hobby awhile and maybe this'll be a push in the right direction.

A night-vision trail camera to get a glimpse at all kinds of wildlife on their property.

A lightweight mess kit so they can whip up some delish meals in the great outdoors without lugging around a whole kitchen.

A good pair of waterproof binoculars so they can better spot wildlife (like whales emerging from icy depths, mountain goats balancing on ledges, and buffalo...

A picnic backpack that'll help lengthen their hikes and outdoor rendezvous so they don't have to retreat indoors in search of food.

A backpacking hammock built for two — complete with everything they'll need for setup.

A horse-head squirrel feeder as a hilarious outdoor distraction they can enjoy inside.