The Clothing Must Haves You Need For Your Next Camping Trip

If you like to walk around and sightsee on foot (or cover your feet sleeping at night), these Light Hiker Socks ($22) are a great companion. The lightweight socks are cushioned under the foot to take on the pounding of an all-day hike. Plus, they contour to your foot for a secure feel. The Teton pattern on these socks is so pretty and is available in two additional color options.

Made with a soft heel strap, the Teva Women's W Hurricane Xlt2 Sport Sandal ($45–$164) is great for light hikes and daytime adventures. Its rubber soles can handle many experiences, and its straps are made from recycled plastic water bottles that dry quickly and easily after getting wet. We personally love its colorblock design — which comes in multiple color options.

We're loving these useful Outdoor Voices Rectrek 3" Shorts ($78). They've got plenty of pockets for hiking and sport the brand's signature colorblocking. Wear them on your next adventure — they're water resistant, comfortable, and even have zippered pockets to stash snacks in.

It's summer, yes, but even summer can have its rainy and windy days. This Women's Windbreaker ($50, originally $59) is roomy and comfortable and will protect you from bad weather and unwanted splashes if you're near a body of water. Bring it with you whenever you go camping just in case.

Backpacks are useful, but there's no need to lug around luggage that big if you don't have to. If you're carrying around small items, opt for this Topo Designs Mountain Hip Pack ($59). The fanny pack is ideal for holding wallets and keys and has adjustable compression straps to keep your contents in place.

How much do we love the Outdoor Voices 7/8 Springs Leggings ($46–$54, originally $85)? Let us count the ways. They come in the prettiest color combinations, are ultra-comfortable but still supportive, and make our butt look good. If you're someone that likes compression leggings, these are the pants for your camping trip.

If it's a bright sunny day, a baseball cap is necessary, and this Organic Cotton Baseball Cap ($80) is a must. The cap comes in four bright shades and reads, "this hat is made from organic cotton." Its lightweight fabric is breathable and great to take with you on a hike.

If you're going camping, workout clothes are typically a big part of your wardrobe. This Stax. BB V1 Cropped Tank Thistle ($29) comes in so many colors and has a buttery smooth fabric that you'll never want to take off. Pair it with the Stax. BB Midi Bike Shorts Thistle ($32) to create a set.

If you plan on doing any all-day hikes, take this L.L.Bean Hiking Backpack ($60) with you. The backpack is super light and is made of recycled water and soda bottles. Its padded shoulder straps are super comfortable, and when you peek inside you'll notice lots of pockets for gear.

If you're posting up in a tent, this Vintage Patagonia Quarter Button Up Fleece Jacket ($162) is a must. The jacket's bright pattern is super stylish and is made of a warm fleece material that will keep you nice and cozy. We love its front pocket, which is great for stashing away keys or a phone.

There's nothing that these Huckberry Trailhead Hiking Shoes ($140) can't do. They're built for biking, hiking, errand running, and anything in between. The shoes are highly cushioned and an overall great camping essential.

These Le Specs Hey Macarena Polarized Sunglasses ($69) just feel like summer. Normally, you have to pay a premium for polarized sunglasses, but these are under $70 and so cute. Wear them to the beach, hiking, and more.

Available in five limited-edition colors, The Samoa Eco Nylon Swimsuit ($125) is one you don't want to sleep on. It features a V-neck front and a front-facing keyhole that will capture the attention of passersby. It's a great versatile swimsuit that you can pair with shorts when you're done at the beach.