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1. A camp stove to give you your hot meal fix no matter how far from electricity you find yourself.
2. A shaded canopy camping chair that'll keep you comfy and protected from the sun and rain while reading by the creek or chatting around a fire.
3. A pair of ultra-bright LED lanterns for you and your camping buddy, so no one will get lost or left behind.
4. An ultra-lightweight foldable table that'll be easy to carry to the campsite and sturdy enough to use for prep and serving.
5. A hammock with a mosquito net you can sleep or relax in without fear about falling out or waking up covered in itchy, red bumps.
6. A headlamp with multi-colored lights perfect for sending signals to your camping crew from afar or watching where you step during night hikes (or late-night bathroom trips).
7. An 11-piece flatware and tableware set that'll be easy to transport, clean, serve on, and reuse camping trip after camping trip.
8. A giant backpack with compartments for everything you'll need (or think you could need) on your next camping adventure.
9. A multifunction 10-in-1 tool set that'll likely save the day, whether you need a sharp knife to cut meat with or a small axe to gather firewood.
10. An inflatable pillow to prevent a stiff neck, which is especially no good during the trek home after a night camping.
11. A packable, inflatable sleeping pad you can tuck into your sleeping bag for a better night's sleep than you knew you could have while camping.
12. A performance cooler that'll withstand all nature and whatever its inhabitants throw at it. It'll keep ice frozen for up to five days.
13. A one-person backpacking tent you'll find easy to carry, pitch, and disassemble. At 22.5 feet wide and 40 feet high, this tent will perfectly fit you and all your gear comfortably.
14. A pair of binoculars that prevent scratches and smudges and will give you a 170 degree wide-angle view of all nature has to offer.
15. A comprehensive first-aid kit to save you and your crew from having to head back early due to minor injuries.
16. A foldable water bottle that'll keep you hydrated...and when the water's out, can be rolled and packed away as if it wasn't just holding a liter of water.
17. A rain jacket with a hood to keep you dry. No soggy campers allowed.
18. An Anker PowerCore portable charger that'll provide a week's worth of phone charges, so emergencies will be no match for your inexplicably dwindling iPhone battery.
19. A large tarp with heavy-duty tie-down grommets to protect the campsite from rain, snow, sun, or wind. It can also provide an easy-to-clean workspace for cooking in a pinch.
20. A rubber mallet for quick and easy tent and tarp pitching, because using your hands or packing a hammer are both plain bad ideas.
21. An easily transportable folding shovel that'll be the extra hand you need when setting up camp and building a campfire.
22. A mummy sleeping bag to provide protection from the elements and keep you warm and cozy on cool fall or winter nights.
23. A personal water filter straw that'll help keep you hydrated and prevent exposure to most waterborne diseases, no matter what kind of body of water you're near.
24. A pack of fire starters because twisting two sticks together should be left to the scouts.
25. An 11-person instant tent for easy pitching and hosting more people than you'd ever thought you could feasibly camp with.
26. Hand warmers, a must-have for winter or cold-weather camping. Keep them in your sleeping bag for extra toasty-ness while you sleep.
27. And toe warmers to keep in your socks that'll keep your body temperature regular during cooler months and keep you cozy while you sleep.
28. A hand-held lantern/flashlight for toting around on walks or hikes or for elevating any scary story told around the campfire.
29. An 8-cup coffee pot set with a percolator for making cups of joe in the great outdoors. What's better than waking up to the smell of coffee and pine?
30. An electric space heater that'll be the perfect alternative if you're hesitant to light and safely maintain and campfire in the woods.
31. A heavy-duty camp grill you can use to crate an open flame so you can (safely) get your grill on outdoors.
