Are you looking for that last-minute Christmas gift for the outdoor adventurer? Here are some of our favorite things we can't live without.

updated May 2024

One of our top recommendations for RV and camping enthusiasts is the Solo Stove Smokeless Fire Pit. Its lightweight design and smokeless operation make it a must-have for any outdoor adventure. No more worrying about smoke blowing in your direction, just pure campfire enjoyment. 

You can do more than just make s'mores around a campfire. Elevate your camping experience with this ingenious sandwich toaster.

under $25

We've had our Bodum Coffee Maker since day one of RVing. We have a small electric one-cup machine, but we use our Bodum on boondocking days by heating water on our propane stove and pouring it into the Bodum. 

We still have ours from our first year of camping, and it has been a lifesaver. There's no getting around it; bugs most certainly find a way into your campsite or RV. This is also fun for kids who want to make a game out of chasing flies.

Cast iron skillets are an excellent choice for camping due to their durability, versatility, and ability to provide even heat distribution. Their sturdy construction makes them suitable for use over an open flame or directly on hot coals. Additionally, they can be used to cook a wide variety of foods, from breakfast items like eggs and bacon to dinner favorites like stews and stir-fries. The natural non-stick properties of a well-seasoned cast iron skillet also make it easy to clean, which is a big plus when you're out in the wilderness.

Where Should We Camp Next is a fantastic book for outdoor enthusiasts seeking inspiration for their next adventure. This comprehensive guide provides valuable insights on the best camping spots, tips for outdoor activities, and essential gear recommendations. Whether you're a seasoned camper or a novice explorer, this book is a must-have for planning your next outdoor excursion.