10 Cute Camping Picks to Celebrate the Great Outdoors

Take along the Alite Kincaid Pack ($65) for all your camping and day-hiking needs; the separate compartment at the bottom holds a pair of sandals or a stash of on-the-mountain snacks, while extra loops hold a water bottle, hiking pole, or rolled blanket.

The Evrgrn Picnic Table ($70) from REI folds up into its own carry case for easy transport to and from your campsite.

The Outdoor Technology Buckshot Pro ($80) does it all: it's a portable speaker, flashlight, lantern, and USB charger all in one. Plus, it's water resistant, so you can take it with you on nearly all your adventures.

The collapsible Sunnylife Pop Up Lantern ($16) will cheer up any campsite with its battery-powered LED light.

Use the rollable Nipomo blanket ($72) as a space for lounging, as a blanket to warm you around the campfire, or as a picnic area at the peak of a long hike.

The Poler Napsack ($136) is a car-camper's dream: unzip the shoulder zippers and hike up the bottom to wear around your campsite when the sun sets, then zip up and use as a normal sleeping bag when it's time for bed.

The sturdy, rustproof Bestmade Camp Stool ($36) features a heavy canvas top that repels water, so you can keep it outside all night and still have an early morning seat around the campfire.

The Chums Camper Mug II ($8) is perfect for hot or cold drinks and durable enough to toss in your camping bag.

The view is what you came for, so why hide it? The Ticla Teahouse 3 Tent ($345) fits three people and lets you see the sights with strategically placed windows and ventilation systems.

This collapsible cook set from Stanley ($25) features a 24-ounce pot to boil water, cook soups, and more, as well as two included mugs that stack inside when not in use.