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　　　Waking up in a field in the country may not be everyone’s holiday ideal, but luckily we’ve put together a list of the best camping gadgets to make your outdoor adventure as comfortable as possible.

　　　Our pick of the top camping techniques aims to stop you craving those comforts of home you miss, whether it’s a hot cup of coffee or a dry T-shirt.

　　　From portable cooking equipment to outdoor lighting to charge your phone, our picks for the best camping equipment help make an outdoor holiday something to look forward to (rather than reminding you of how awful the Duke of Edinburgh expedition was when you were 15).

　　　For more outdoor tech inspiration, see our garden gadgets.

　　　A roaring bonfire can make or break a camping holiday, so make sure your flame never dies with this rechargeable lighter from Rafaji.

　　　Unlike conventional fuels like kerosene or butane gas, it is charged via USB to generate sparks that can ignite 150-200 times on a full charge.

　　　8 also works well in water, meaning you don’t have to worry about dropping it in a lake or getting in the rain.

　　　The body of the lighter is also made of silicone rubber, which is extra durable and perfect for slipping into your bag before your next trip.

　　　While out in the wild, the fear of running out of drinking water might lead you to pack enough to fill a swimming pool, but this helpful camping gadget can help.

　　　Geopress water purifier bottles protect against pesticides, chemicals, heavy metals and microplastics as well as water-borne pathogens worldwide, including cholera, salmonella and dysentery. According to Greer, this is thanks to the technology in the filter element of the purifier, which acts like a magnet to trap unwanted pollutants.

　　　Just fill the outside bottle with your water, whether it’s a lake or a suspicious tap, and push the inside bottle – which has a replaceable filter element at the bottom – into the water. This push motion forces dirty water through a purifier, where ion exchange binds bacteria and viruses, and activated charcoal absorbs any chemicals, smells, and tastes so you’ve got safe drinking water.

　　　It all takes eight seconds. An easy thing to do.

　　　This camping gadget is all about speed. Jetboil Flash 2.0 can boil 0.5L of water in 100 seconds, which is faster than buying a hot drink at most coffee shops.

　　　The container is connected to a burner (with a push-button igniter) that needs to be connected to an air cylinder. A color-changing heat indicator on the side of the design lets you know exactly when the water is boiling.

　　　The bottom lid can be used as a bowl and measuring cup, which is a handy feature when your meal requires a specific size.

　　　Fuel cartridges – self-sealing butane and propane gas mix cartridges – are sold separately, so don’t forget to buy them or you’ll have some very disappointed campers in your hands.

　　　In addition to helping to create a pleasant atmosphere, these warm lights are ideal for use as they can be fully charged by solar panels. For faster charging, there is also the option to charge via USB. The lights can last up to 20 hours on a single charge, making them ideal if you’re away camping for the weekend.

　　　The lights come with hanging clips, so if you want to decorate your tent and make it feel like home, you can easily hang this camping gadget from it. If the scene you create is so magical that you can’t resist a photo, your phone will be at the ready as these lights double as chargers.

　　　Panga Diving Backpack is 100% waterproof. Thanks to the water lock zipper, your cargo stays dry no matter what the weather. A detachable chest strap and belt provide extra safety and stability if you are trekking.

　　　We love the simple design of this bag for every occasion. You can take it into the office and go fishing after work. Or just walking home in the rain. No matter what you do, your stuff will dry out.

　　　Due to the thick leather shell, the bag is piercing and wear-resistant, so you don’t need to be too careful with this hardy figure.

　　　Buy the YETI Panga Diving Backpack from BSTN

　　　This camping gadget from Biolite takes us back to something used in middle school science LABS.

　　　First burn a few sticks in the fire chamber. This charges the battery pack, which then powers the fan to make your fire even hotter. That means (with a few accessories) you can brew some coffee, even put a little grill on it, or even charge your phone with the energy from the fire.

　　　With this design, the smoke burns before it escapes the pit, which helps produce a cleaner flame and makes campers happier.

　　　If you want to see the many activities going on in front of you, there is a simple attachment.

　　　If that gets you in the mood to whip up a big meal, check out our list of the best kitchen gadgets.

　　　When it comes to camping gadgets, flashlight heads are easy to forget, but seriously missed.

　　　At 500 lumens and weighing just 79g, it’s a powerful yet lightweight option.

　　　The Iko core headlamp comes with a rechargeable battery that can be charged via a micro-USB port and can run on three AAA batteries, so you won’t find yourself stuck in the dark.

　　　There are two beam types (flood or hybrid), many white brightness levels and three lighting levels, so no matter what you’re doing, whether it’s a romantic dinner in a tent or a quick scan to see the scary rustling in the distance, you’ll find the right choice.

　　　The battery pack is located at the rear of the headlight, rather than the front heavy design, so the weight is more evenly distributed and more comfortable to wear.

　　　The string allows you to adjust to the perfect size, but you can also turn it into a lantern on your desk or hang it from your tent.

　　　This is a winner if your child is already tired of nature, but, let’s not pretend you need the child to have a Nintendo.

　　　Switch Lite is designed specifically for handheld gaming, so it’s a great option for campgrounds, downtime in tents, and road trip entertainment.

　　　The console can be used with Nintendo Switch games, is available in handheld mode, and it can be connected to eight Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch Lite systems for multiplayer selection. Did someone say Mario Kart?

　　　What’s a camping trip without burnt sausages and marshmallow death?

　　　With a name like “Everywhere,” it’s no secret that this trusty Weber portable grill will fit comfortably in the car due to its small size.

　　　Despite its small design, the three-tiered cooking grille has 41 x 25cm cooking area, so you can cook just the right amount of camping food. Two rust-proof aluminum lid vents regulate airflow for successful barbecue cooking, so you can expect a delicious feast after a long day exploring the countryside.

　　　It’s easy to transport because its swivel legs close the lid when you’re ready to pack up and leave, turning it into something like a suitcase.

　　　Check out the best barbecue tools and you’ll have more ideas.

　　　It’s easy to get carried away with your phone when you’re camping. There’s music, maps, all the pictures, and of course the most important flashlight for when you need to go to the bathroom in the middle of the night, so you don’t want to lose the battery.

　　　Power banks are the key to solving this problem, with HETP’s sleek number allowing you to charge up to three devices at once. The 18W power supply will allow you to recharge your phone in less than an hour.

　　　It works with most popular usb phones, including the iPhone 11 and Galaxy S9. LED indicators show a range of colors to let you know how much power is left.

　　　An upgrade from the original Wonderboom, this little fun pack is especially good for camping, thanks to new outdoor enhancements that play powerful audio tailored specifically for outdoor listening.

　　　Another aspect that makes it suitable for your big trip is that it is waterproof. It may feel unnatural to have your speakers swing around the lake when you go swimming, but for Wonderboom 2, it’s perfectly acceptable. So when you’re not camping, you can take it to the shower for the ultimate sing-a-long.

　　　If your fellow campers have the same equipment, you can wirelessly connect the two for a louder sound, ideal if you want to turn your camping trip into a rave. The music played for 13 hours, so there was no interruption to the party. Good news for you, not so good news for your neighbors.

　　　Ultimate Ears’ headphones weigh only 420g, so it’s a solid choice for your camping backpack, and the convenient straps make it easy to carry.

　　　When your blanket turns into a jacket, you can literally lie in bed all day.

　　　The compressible insulation is made with hollow fibers, ensuring that the comfortable Therm-a-rest will keep you warm without weighing you or your bag down.

　　　The Honcho poncho even folds into a small, zippered storage bag for easy packing. This pocket is a handy pouch when you’re wearing a poncho and is ideal for storing campfire snacks.

　　　When you’re ready to duck into your tent at the end of the night, maybe 13 hours of revelry is a bit much and you can use it as an extra layer in your sleeping bag. In the morning, if you’re too lazy to do the yoga pose of getting dressed in a tent, use it as a dressing room. So, you can basically find any excuse to wear it for your entire camping trip.

　　　Patagonia is good at creating stylish enough outdoor gear, and their Triolet jacket is certainly no exception.

　　　Triolet, which comes in two sizes for men and women, is made from three layers of Gore-Tex film and 100 percent recycled polyester. Called the All-in-one Alpine Jacket, the Patagonia product is a breathable waterproof jacket that can withstand snow, wind and rain. If you encounter any of these three on a summer camping trip, you’ll be out of luck, but at least you’ll be prepared.

　　　Waterproof wrist seals keep your new watch safe, and two-way underarm zippers have extra ventilation.

　　　The hood and helmet are compatible, so if you wake up and want to go mountain climbing, or go on a ski trip, your jacket won’t get in your way.

　　　When you use your water bottle regularly, it’s easy to go days, or even weeks, without washing it.

　　　To eliminate the hassle of scrubbing, the WAKEcup Self-Cleaning UV Bottle uses UV technology stored on the lid to clean the inside of the bottle by removing bacteria, viruses and mold.

　　　Within three minutes, UV rays can kill 99.99% of bacteria and viruses. With the click of a button, three minutes later your bottle will be sparkling, ready for all your camping adventures.

　　　This amazing gadget holds 550ml of water and stays cold for 12 hours and hot for four hours, so it’s ideal if you want a cup of coffee on the go.

　　　Once fully charged, the USB-rechargeable lithium battery will work for a month, and you can even purchase a waterproof micro-USB connector, so it’s the first choice for rainy camping trips.

　　　What we love about this Garmin watch is that it has a power glass solar charging lens that will keep you powered for 14 days. So you have plenty of time to get lost in the woods and still have the support of your trusty watch.

　　　But thanks to the navigation map system, finding your way back to your tent after your big adventure will no longer be a problem.

　　　It also shares running speed instructions based on your terrain, and monitors your heart rate, your sleep and your fitness age (in case you’re wondering). In fact, it can tell you a lot.

　　　The smartwatch is not just for walkers, but is designed specifically for swimmers, runners, cyclists and golfers.

　　　While camping in the UK, keeping warm is an important factor to consider when packing, so it’s wise to have a pair of hand-on gloves.

　　　If you want a breathable material, merino is your go-to, and this glove is designed to wrest moisture away, so you don’t have to worry about the dreaded wet hands.

　　　Stretchy merino knitted fabrics, and the fact that they are compatible with touch screens, make these gloves both comfortable and practical when you’re out and about.

　　　Buy Merino Tech Instructor Mix gloves now from Icebreaker