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Outdoor Accessories
Outdoor Accessories
Accessories are what separate a camp that functions from one that is a constant low-level nuisance. Individually none of it is exciting. Collectively it is the difference between a trip you would repeat and one you endure.
The things that get used
Lighting first. A head torch leaves your hands free for rigging and cooking, and a camp light turns a dark site into somewhere usable. Both are cheap and both get forgotten.
Power next. Charging cables, a power bank and a way to run a fridge without flattening the starting battery. On a long trip this quietly becomes the most important category.
Then storage and organisation — crates, bags, dry bags and awnings. Gear that has a home gets packed and unpacked in minutes rather than being tipped out on the ground.
And the small items learned through experience: insect repellent, a first aid kit, water storage, rope, and something to sit on that is not the esky.
Browse alongside camping gear and the wider outdoor gear range.
Frequently asked questions
What outdoor accessories are most worth buying?
Lighting and power. A head torch, a camp light and a way to charge things change a camp more than almost anything else at the price.
Do I need a dry bag?
If you are in a boat, a kayak or anywhere it rains, yes. Phones, keys and spare clothes are the things you most regret getting wet.
What is the best way to organise camping gear?
Pack by function in labelled crates or bags, so cooking, sleeping and lighting each live together. It makes setup faster and stops things being left behind.
Accessories are what separate a camp that functions from one that is a constant low-level nuisance. Individually none of it is exciting. Collectively it is the difference between a trip you would repeat and one you endure.
The things that get used
Lighting first. A head torch leaves your hands free for rigging and cooking, and a camp light turns a dark site into somewhere usable. Both are cheap and both get forgotten.
Power next. Charging cables, a power bank and a way to run a fridge without flattening the starting battery. On a long trip this quietly becomes the most important category.
Then storage and organisation — crates, bags, dry bags and awnings. Gear that has a home gets packed and unpacked in minutes rather than being tipped out on the ground.
And the small items learned through experience: insect repellent, a first aid kit, water storage, rope, and something to sit on that is not the esky.
Browse alongside camping gear and the wider outdoor gear range.
Frequently asked questions
What outdoor accessories are most worth buying?
Lighting and power. A head torch, a camp light and a way to charge things change a camp more than almost anything else at the price.
Do I need a dry bag?
If you are in a boat, a kayak or anywhere it rains, yes. Phones, keys and spare clothes are the things you most regret getting wet.
What is the best way to organise camping gear?
Pack by function in labelled crates or bags, so cooking, sleeping and lighting each live together. It makes setup faster and stops things being left behind.