Whether you're hitting the open road with a caravan in tow, setting out on a picturesque trail with everything you need on your back, spending a day paddling on the water or simply kicking back on a beach and need something to keep your drinks cold, this is where you can say good bye to the daily grind, set up camp and get in touch with nature.
Hammock or bed of rocks? It doesn't sound like a hard decision, which might be why tree tents have exploded in popularity. The latest to find its way across our desk is the Sky-Pod, a dangling, semi-rigid sleep chamber engineered to be as comfortable to sit or stand in as it is to lie in.
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The newly announced Swayy is an all-in-one camping hammock that takes a novel approach to insulation, by creating a hanging pocket of air around your backside to fend off what its creators call "Cold Butt Syndrome."
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The French aren't the only ones building expandable camping trailers, but they do seem to do it at the highest level. Joining the telescoping Beauer 3X and feature-packed sCarabane is the Tipoon, an ingenious "travel machine" that hauls gear on the ride and grows up and out at camp.
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Multi-tool makers have gotten pretty good at squeezing all manner of implements into the one palm-sized device. But the thinking behind the Anywhere Tools system uses a modular everyday carry setup to allow for easy swapping in and out of components based on current requirements.
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A lot of people don't like wearing life jackets, as they find the things to be bulky and cumbersome. If you're such a person, then you might be interested in the Wingman, as it's claimed to be the world's thinnest.
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Less than a year after we looked at Nest Caravans, the company was purchased by iconic trailer brand Airstream. Two years later, the fiberglass Airstream is here. The new Nest looks as timeless as any Airstream and packs all kinds of comforts into a compact, two-tone fiberglass shell.
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Dyneema is a versatile synthetic fiber with a strength greater than steel, making it great for a variety of applications. Japanese outdoor company Locus Gear is now putting it to use among the frigid mountaintops, launching what it describes as the ultimate dome tent.
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A camping trailer with timeless teardrop shape and smart features for the new-generation camping enthusiast, the Bean Trailer is a customized towable tiny home for on/off-road adventure. Its simple construction ensures that you'll be able to drive farther and enjoy your time at camp more.
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The latest member of the oversized multi-tool market, the Combar from Aclim8 debuts as a hatchet-spade that also packs a hammer, folding wood saw and knife - no tiny, ineffectual mini-tools or extraneous bottle openers to see here.
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While it's important for scuba divers to log the stats of their dives, it's also nice if they can learn about nearby dive sites they haven't tried before. The Mazu dive tracker is designed to help them do both.
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