Tents · Lighting · Camp kitchen
A Japanese outdoor company that treats camping gear like design objects: tents, lanterns, fire pits and modular camp kitchens built to last for decades.
What we like
The Amenity Dome is our family basecamp. It goes up fast, has room for a kid to spread out, and handles bad weather without drama. Their lanterns set the mood after dark, and the modular kitchen pieces keep our four-zone setup tidy, with everything in its place and nothing rattling around in a bin.
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BAGS & STORAGE
Packs · Duffels · Organizers
A Colorado brand making colorful, rugged bags and packs that work as well on a trail as on a daily commute.
What we like
Topo is how we keep the truck organized. Tough duffels and zip pouches mean every kit (cooking, first aid, kid stuff) has its own bag, and the bright colors make it easy for a five-year-old to grab the right one.
Hoodies · Shirts · Hats
An independent outdoor apparel brand focused on comfortable, fairly priced clothing for people who spend their weekends outside.
What we like
Ketl is what we actually wear at camp. Soft, durable layers that handle wood smoke, cast iron grease and a kid wiping marshmallow on your sleeve, without the premium price tag.
Chairs · Tables · Camp furniture
A Japanese outdoor brand known for clever, playful camp gear with a sense of humor, from low chairs to fold-flat tables.
What we like
DOD furniture turns a campsite into a living room. Low, sturdy chairs and tables put everything at kid height, so our son can sit, prep and eat right alongside us. It packs flat, sets up in seconds, and just looks fun.
